Lyle Lanley

Get Souttar on at half time.

f**k off Scotland. Get to f**k.

McGinn ffs.

f**k off. Pathetic.

Just remembered his Dunfermline beat us in the last semi-final Scottish Cup replay.

Played for Sunderland.

McTominay in midfield.

A return to Covid restrictions is not currently needed as infection rates rise in Scotland, a leading public health expert has said. Professor Linda Bauld said there was no need for the "old days of restrictions and panic" with the current variant. The rise was mostly in adults in their 30s and 40s but there was no evidence vaccines had stopped working, she said. Prof Bauld, a public health expert from the University of Edinburgh, told BBC Radio's Good Moring Scotland programme the message was "be alert but certainly don't panic". "There is absolutely no evidence that our vaccines have stopped working. We know that they confer good protection and [with] some parts of our immune response that's a longer-term level of protection," she said. "So we're not going back to the old days of restrictions and panic with this variant we have now. But we do need to be aware that we might be heading into another few weeks where it's more common for people to become infected with this virus." Prof Bauld said the current rise in cases was highest in people in mid-life or their 30s and 40s, and added: "If we see infections in that group, it might spread into others." A significant increase could lead to "much stronger advice about wearing face coverings" in busy public places such as buses and trains, she added. Omicron BA.1 caused a surge in infections across the UK in December and early January, while BA.4 and BA.5 are newer variants that were recently classified by the UK Health Security Agency as "variants of concern". Analysis has found both of the newer variants are likely to have a "growth advantage" over other strains. Jillian Evans, head of health intelligence at NHS Grampian, told BBC Scotland there was a risk that people who had not had a booster jab for many months "may not be as protected as they could be". She said it was "right for people to be concerned about this and we should be vigilant". "The most important thing, when you start to see infection numbers rise, is to be prepared for that. Getting up to date with your vaccination is probably the best thing you can do right now," she said. "Rising infections means that more people will become ill. Some of them will hopefully just shrug it off after a number of days. Many won't and many people are suffering much longer now with long Covid." Ms Evans added: "That's bad for individual health, but it's also bad for the economy and workplaces with constant disruption. "We should be concerned about this and be vigilant. There are individual actions we can take and mask-wearing in crowded situations indoors is one of them." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-61769940

Cody out for 9 months. Guranteed he will win the Rumble.

We parked at Calder Street and was back in Dalkeith by 20 past 11.

Hopefully this means the end of the current timetable and back to the previously one.

Lewis Miller signs fron Central Coast Mariners .

Head of Recruitment Ian Gordon added: “Rocky is just 22, has played over 80 senior matches, and has a lot of room for improvement. We believe we can add value to him that’ll benefit the Club in the future.” Ian Gordon

f**k off Hibs.

Anyone that believed that it was temporary must've had a bump on the head. They've used Covid as an excuse to bring in laws like this.

Ralston and McKenna keep their places for Saturday. Ralston was MOTM.

Melkersen and Bojang leading us to the treble.

Scott McKenna wins his 25th cap tonight.

Zahawi is a disgrace.

He’ll be gone in the next few months.

We will lose to Livingston twice.

Did anyone else forget about last night's ppv?