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Muirhead needs dropped like that referee needs his head buried down a toilet. We've also managed to sign a goalie who makes Jamie Sneddon look like Jan Oblak.

Doolan's approach seems to be just to attack the division we're in and give teams no respect with not much regard to tactical intricacy. This has worked in the sense that we're comfortably in the play-off positions and, unlike under McCall, there aren't many games where we look like we could play all day without scoring regardless of how shite the opposition are (see those brutal home defeats to Cove and Hamilton last season). There's an obvious barrier when we come up against anything resembling top-flight quality, like Dundee United, Hearts, or Joel Nouble yesterday. On balance, I'm happy with our lot just now. Between the Old Firm and VAR, top flight football is shite anyway.

It's very pleasing to see shite tippy-tappy football get relentlessly bullied.

Update: beelin'.

Win, lose or draw, Derek Adams was always good for a post-match meltdown against us. A first half booking is a promising sign; will continue to monitor.

I was expecting a defeat before the game and even more so at half time, so happy to take the point. As mentioned by others, our subs changed the game in our favour. You can credit Doolan for making those changes, but quite why we were starting with such a pedestrian midfield in the first place is beyond me. Alston offered nothing and Stanway and/or McBeth were surely better options to start. That must have been a world record for the amount of times a whistle has been blown by an attention seeking c**t in a single football match. About 17 consecutive blasts of the whistle are not required to call for a single stoppage ffs.

4 Chinese chicken thighs with Nando's sauce. Getpro Yoghurt (Flavour: blueberry) Mini Cheddars (Flavour: double Gloucester and chive) Grenade protein bar (Flavour: White chocolate salted peanut)

If there is justice in the world, then the video will be directly responsible for attracting some Angelo Massone style fraud to the club.

To be fair, they're from a part of the world that's known to love their football up there.

It's all just a far less entertaining version of Britney Spears getting her tits out on instagram.

If you hate running, then I wouldn't bother doing it. There will inevitably come a point where you think the better of it on a pishing cold day (as any sane person would) and it would be easy to become demotivated at that point if you're associating running with your overall progress. For cardio, I would just stick to walking and/or the elliptical in a warm gym with some music. On lifting weights, I wouldn't worry too much about gaining/burning muscle, but trying to build strength. For each of the basic movements, pick a weight where you'll fail between 8-12 reps on the first set and aim to add weight or additional reps to that first set on your next session. It's possible to gain strength while on a deficit and muscle gain will likely follow.

I live a sedentary lifestyle and consume a 16 inch meat feast pizza with 4 Greggs pink jammies every day. I stay shredded by having a cold shower every morning.

It's a bitter cold day here in Bedfordshire, but looking out at this Old Kenilworth Ground, I can't help feeling a little warmed inside.

He's not necessarily the chief culprit tonight, but the amount of chances/goals that come from Milne's side is unreal. He gets away with murder.

Christ's fat cock, what a goal.

Villa are all over the place and that has been coming for some time. They just needed to sit deep and cigar their way through the rest of the game, but have been committing players forward and struggling to keep the ball. Still expect Man U to concede at least one more shanner though.

My point is whether accommodating a DM in the team would allow us to keep up that same rate of goalscoring, or if we'd be trading off an extra body in attack. It all depends on the quality of player who may be available in January which I've no idea about, but whatever we're doing now has us on course for a comfortable top 4 finish and I wouldn't be keen to mess about with it too much.

Having the option of a decent DM would be welcome, but I'm becoming less convinced that it's a necessity and definitely not if it's at the expense of signing someone of e.g. Turner or Tiffoney's quality in January, should that opportunity come up. Our position in the league is down to our attacking quality and I'd be reluctant to trade that off too much, especially when there's not many teams in the league who merit that kind of respect and when we have Neilson and Williams who could fill there if needed.

Real Betis.

North Ireland is a big drop off in quality from Switzerland. I assume the only remaining alternatives were them, Cowdenbeath or Eastwood Juveniles and we've picked the game most likely to rack up the goals.

Ronald Araujo's performance was a sight to behold. Pick the biggest duffer you've ever seen play centre back for your crap Scottish club and chances are they'd have put in a better effort last night.

On his current rate of improvement, Wasiri is just about ready to be cutting inside and fucking goals in from 30 yards, a la Phillip Lahm at the 2006 WC. With a near fully fit squad, we could also have the option of playing a back 5. It might not suit Lawless and Fitzpatrick starting in the same team, but could allow us to cover more areas of the pitch and I could see Williams being capable of stepping into DM to allow us to rotate between formations when needed.

TSB are also cuntos.