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16 minutes ago, RRFC_Liam said:
I think Matthews and Vaughan are both certains to stay… Ethan Ross will be off rumoured to be one of our higher earners….. I think we will keep Millen but let Watson, Dick, Masson Go, Corr is 50/50.
Easton I hate to say but I think he’ll be away imo I think his head has already been turned as he’s not been the same since the Dundee United game.
Byrne I think there’s already something done In the background in terms of a PCA bit just not announcing it and but I do think maybe 1 or 2 comes depending on both O’Reilly and if Dundee recalls Shaun Byrne
You think there's something done with Byrne but also wonder if Dundee will recall him?
Shurely shome mishtake.
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17 minutes ago, Cardle is Magic said:
On a pretty bleak morning for the Pars, I can at least take some comfort from knowing I am physically incapable of posting a lamer joke than this.
Have to agree. Shan patter.
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Agreed. I thought IM sounded very non- committal when asked, which surprised me. I can't imagine why we wouldn't want to keep Dan. Even if/when Watson returns, after such a layoff he will be some considerable way off match fitness and will remain an injury risk for some time (imo). And here's a guy who loves playing for us, is doing well and would assist greatly in a part of the squad where we're exposed.
Get him signed.
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Just now, Cardle is Magic said:
Oh yes, the entire stand chanting “Who’s the wee team now?” definitely sounded like people who didn’t care.
Think vast majority of Pars fans would rather Rovers won the league than United tbh and any disappointment/frustration from today is purely from our own failings.
You know better than to mistake a banter song for real feelings.
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4 minutes ago, CallumPar said:
Yeah. Both defensive injuries seemed like a great opportunity to do that, but McPake would rather stick with a system/game plan that wasn’t working. It’s really strange.
It's not so strange. I don't think he knows any better.
A blind man running for a bus could see what you should have done today, but still you ploughed on.
His tactical nous was castigated before and when he was emptied at Dundee. A successful campaign against the posties, fishermen and salesmen of League 1 seems to have bought him unending patience from the KDM stadium regulars; a patience which seems puzzling from afar. That and seemingly blind faith in not very good players (Wighton, Jakubiak, Chalmers to name but 3) will not be enough to get you back in the playoff places.
As posted earlier, with mounting injuries you may be at the top of a slippery slope unless ze Germans release ze cash account in the transfer window.
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Just now, Cardle is Magic said:
Do Raith fans not realise that trying to call us a “wee team” now just shows how much that insult has hurt them over the years?
Do Dunfermline fans not realise that the vast majority of us don't really care about it?
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6 minutes ago, CallumPar said:
What? I’d have said we scored against the run of play. We certainly weren’t well on top. Thought we started quite brightly for the first 10 minutes, then conceded a goal and fell apart until we got an equaliser. I’m genuinely confused that anyone would think we were ‘well on top’ when we scored.
Your ParsTV commentators thought you were. A pair of deluded goons.
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1 minute ago, CallumPar said:
100% this. Rovers are a good championship team, they set up to win games, no matter what it takes. They’ve obviously done that very well so far too.
We just looked totally lost late on and, as I say, couldn’t exploit the obvious weakness, up against a one-legged keeper. Players should have been shooting on sight, to the keeper’s right. Balls into the box should have been on top of him, since he clearly wasn’t wanting to come and catch the ball. But none of the coaches or players can even spot that really obvious weakness.
I have to agree. At what point do you guys start questioning McPake? From a distance you're surviving despite his management, not thanks to it, and with even more injuries today, there's a slippery slope just waiting for you.
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Can we keep them now?
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Commentary has Breen receiving a kick in the kidneys.
Are they actually inside the ground?
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Is that O'Reilly scored again?
No.
FFS
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Camera operator seems as slow as the commentator.
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Just now, P.C said:
Massive gamble
It's not even a gamble though. He can't kick, can't dive, positioning suffers as a result - its madness, and there's no need.
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These commentators, really. Someone send them a teamsheet - all you need to do is look up the number and it'll tell you the player's name.
As for their biased drivel...
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Plucky Dunfermline not out of this yet.
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4 minutes ago, CallumPar said:
Elbow to the head to knock Fisher out and Vaughan wasn’t even booked? Pathetic from the ref.
Clearly NOT an elbow to the head, then.
On another note, have the ParsTV commentators won a competition to be allowed to describe the action?
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Even more peak Rovers.
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Peak Rovers.
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Folks. I'll miss Saturday due to illness. Actually been in hospital (Vic) since 23rd and hopefully getting home tomorrow, but if Tx isn't wheeled out at half time in a ten gallon hat, a western shirt, leather waistcoat and chaps, a pair of snakeskin boots, spinning two 6 shooters and chewing baccy, I'll be very disappointed. Oh and of course needs to be part of the Inside Matchday feature.
Please make it happen.
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Ayr were bloody good against us on Friday. Home win. Probably.
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9 hours ago, TxRover said:
Going back to 94-95 (first season of the second level playing 36 games and awarding 3 points for a win), and showing 34 or more points after 16 matches, except the 98-99 Hibs team that finished on fire. Bold matches or exceeds Rovers total. As you can see, Hearts and Rangers all topped our points, and DU and St. Mirren matched them.
95-96, Pars had 34 points after 16 matches.
96-97, St. Johnstone had 37 points after 16 matches.
97-98, Dundee had 34 points after 16 matches.
98-99, Hibs had only 32 points after 16 matches, but ended with 89.
99-00, St. Mirren had 39 points after 16 matches.
00-01, Livingstone had 34 points after 16 matches.
02-03, Falkirk had 36 points after 16 matches.
04-05, Falkirk had 37 points after 16 matches.
05-06, St. Mirren had 36 points after 16 matches.
07-08, Accies had 34 points after 16 matches.
11-12, Ross County had 35 points after 16 matches.
14-15, Hearts had 44 points after 16 matches.
15-16, Rangers had 41 points after 16 matches.
16-17, Hibs had 34 points after 16 matches.
19-20, Dundee United had 39 points after 16 matches.
20-21, Hearts had 37 points after 16 matches.
You do need to get out more, Tex
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Dunfermline supporters, reading that Sam, the Pars Slayer (copyright BBC Scotland), will be around for another 2 years at least.
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The New Raith Rovers Thread
in Scottish Championship General Chatter
Posted · Edited by Brashy's Boots
I can see him going to the Pars. Huge problems in central defence and not averse to splashing cash in tsf window.
Potter and Co have surprised us before with signings, and I have no doubt they know who they want, or are even negotiating with. They won't be awaiting a decision from Dan without knowing what happens next.