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There were a small band of wanna be's that followed us for a short while, mostly kids but seemed to have one who was significantly older. Think a couple got a lifetime ban for making racist comments aimed at one of our player (Darren Cole?) and the rest seemed to disappear in a huff. I was at one of the Queens Park games, with my youngest, that season (2016?) when Ross Millan continually tore Jackson Longridge a new one - a bad day for us but I don't recall any trouble so I hope this was a one off - irrespective it was unacceptable.

Surely you're not saying Celtic will finish fifth? Anyway a lot of football still to be played - but a nil-nil draw would make it more interesting.

Am getting a trifle worried about the number of injuries we're picking up in our central defence. So far we have the following players out. Guthrie Lithgow Fitzwater Brown (returned to Cardiff) This kind of leaves us at the bare bones defensively although the schedule does ease to one game a week after Saturday week

If it was at Aberdeen I can understand your pain. Their pies were nothing but a vicious assault on the digestive system.

Mouthy jumped up amateurs? Pretty poor attempt Bob; with a little more care I'm sure you could have worked "Diddy" in there

Probably mixing him and Erskine up TBH. Its an age thing.

Good enough squad player; does the job but nothing spectacular. That's the last of our Partick contingent gone then.

Both Holt and Bartley have been picking up a relatively high number of yellow cards. Both Sibbald and Lawson can play there but are less impressive. That being said Ambrose has also played for us as a defensive midfielder hasn't he?

Crawford was odd as it seemed we released him so that he could sign for Motherwell. Why did they not sign him as a traditional transfer unless theres some rule about the minimum length of contract; or were avoiding agent's fees perhaps?

Rather concerned about hurricane Montague - maybe we should delay until June?

Starting to wonder if Jack will ever become a Livi regular. On the top goalscorer thing I've noticed some sites just list total goals from the league and two cup whereas others include challenge cup games (or whatever its called now).

David Luongo Christ - yes - your right? About the time of Flynn/Massone take-over wasn't it? I wondered if the guy ever really existed or whether it was another example of creative paperwork.

What was the name of that French striker we signed at the same time as Tony Andreu? The boy who appeared on paper but never once played in the team?

You're playing Hibs in a week's time aren't you? A result for Livi on Saturday and this could get really interesting. Expectations in West Lothian are still relatively low key. The team have been performing excellently but we remember that its not too different, personnel wise, from the team that was being horsed at the beginning of the season. The manager's changed and so have the tactics; plus putting detomidine in the away team water bottles might have helped.

Also remember Lee Bailey notched up an impressive 41 but some of those were for Meadowbank so may not count in this respect.

Sorry but that list cant possibly be right unless its limited to like only the last 10 - 15 years. David Bingham alone scored 50 goals for us Even Barry Wilson, with 25 goals, doesn't appear on the list. Also I can only see Ian Russell down for 44 goals whilst playing for us?

Thought it amusing when they did a shout out for votes for the Killie man of the match and got a huge number of votes for Scott Pittman. Fair do's to the guys for owning up to that one.

Don't be silly; do you really not understand that the whole of Scotland are only interested in games involving the old firm and the only reasons the other sides exist is to give the old firm someone to humiliate? [IRONY MODE = MAXIMUM]

The video wasn't great for that but it looked like a 50/50 ball with both players committed; if anything Pittman gets there first. Mind you the post match comments from Dyer that it should have been a free kick and maybe even a booking somehow effected the outcome of the game? Sorry guys; I'm afraid I don't get that one at all. I appreciate the guys under some pressure but that sounds like a classic case of attempted deflection to me. Funnily enough the Killie commentators though Bartley's yellow was soft; I actually think it was the right decision; intentionally or not his arm is over the guys neck and he make to move to try and throw him off. I appreciate he was being tugged and held back but really does need to be careful - just too many silly yellows.

Stryjek, Devlin, Fitzwater, Guthrie, Brown, Bartley, Holt, Forrest, Pittman, Mullin & Reilly. Subs - McCrorie, McMillan, Longridge, Serrano, Lawson, Sibbald, Kabia, Emmanuel-Thomas & Robinson. A surprisingly attack minded setup.

I think Brown's contract was up last summer with Cardiff but they extended him - not sure for how long but its unlikely if its just one year given that they farmed him out again almost immediately.

Honestly the team did the square root of phuque-all on Saturday. Leastways they had a game on Sunday.

We will control the first fifteen minutes - what happens after that is anyone's guess.

Not sure if its been mentioned elsewhere but David Sinclair, ex-Livi, went to play football in Iceland. What he didn't realise that as part of his contract he was required to work in a fish packing factory on his days off. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-transfer-news/iceland-not-plaice-david-sinclair-3620467

Really? Listening to some its like he was the second coming?