well fan for life

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He's a joy to watch just now. He is phenomenally talented, mixed with him having the confidence to do anything he's sailing straight into the list of my favourite players ever.

I know a fair amount of QP fans who have said he's been rank rotten since then. Hoping we can come to an agreement where he just buggers off to anywhere he wants in the summer.

The whole "save the cheerleader, save the world" storyline was excellent but after the writers strike it absolutely fell to bits.

So we were trying to pull that 90s American sitcom classic of going on two dates at the same time? What a club.

By all accounts we had Mark McGhee (not that one) in the door and everything was all set to go then he bailed on us for whatever reason. Also that @capt_oats list is quite something. Thank goodness Ketts has turned the ship around because if we'd slapped being relegated on to it that would be the cherry on the cake.

With Tam Cowan's reign of terror being allowed to continue we've all lost.

Or have this mental thing called a stadium.

Have we considered loaning him to an upward looking English Premier League team for a fee? Call it £5 million. Chump change to a team like Newcastle.

Is this a power play or does he just love ML1?

Etape Loch Ness is still a great event but the weather was pretty miserable. Pissing down and baltic. Had a great time, nonetheless. The descent off of Glendoe on closed roads will never, ever not be a right good laugh. Going full send into the bends as you get further down is delightful.

Good luck to my fellow Etape Loch Ness gang this morning.

Me waking up to read how we're a bunch of time wasting, anti football arseholes who robbed a point:

If we're using Well Society money to pay that fucking helmet I will not be amused.

I also like The Car, tbf. Also going along to Bellahouston for the gig which should be great. They were magic at TRNSMT a few years back.

Have to be honest lads the most troubling bit for me today was McKinstry playing on after getting absolutely melted in the heid. He was bleeding all over the shop and there's no danger any sort of conclusive concussion check could have been done in the 20 seconds the SFA lad was near him.

Tbf the end of Hammell's time I don't blame him for chucking it. Thanklessly chasing long balls or hoping Conor Shields miraculously turned into a winger. Which is before I even mention Hammell going galaxy brain and chucking him at LWB at Raith Rovers. I think we'd all chucked it at that point.

Mental how Sean Goss is the best midfielder in the world, eh. (I didn't go to the game and have had many, many glasses of wine.)

FTFY

I reckon we can split this season neatly in to two. One fucking awful bit and one good bit. Goss was abysmal at the end of Hammell, but now Ketts has worked his tactical magic he looks like a new man. KVV storms away with it but Butcher & Casey deserve a special mention for saving us from Ricki fucking Lamie.

Called it, btw.

I literally forgot he was a thing.

Suspect for McKinstry he's an unfortunate victim of our formation change. He fitted in as a winger in a 4-3-3 but I don't really know where he fits in our 3-5-2. It's a shame for him but it is what it is. I can't fault Kettlewell at all since he's come in. He's made football really simple and it's working. This is the biggest thing for us. If we'd had to see out the season with a mixture of Lamie/Sol/Mugabi I think we could all see that we were in free fall. Butcher's had a similar impact as the Hartley/Aldred signings as just a big brute that organises the entire defence which seems to have brought McGinn on as a serviceable RCB. Casey, meanwhile, looks like a great signing. His marauding runs forward are worth the ticket price alone.

My eyesight is a bit shite, I'll admit, but that's horrendous to try and read.