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Eric Dier Bayern to be 3 down by half time.

I really hoped Liam Kelly had started a blog.

Is Harvey Elliot sponsored by Ko-Lee noodles?

Didn’t even touch him, Amrabat just leaps over him there - yellow card. The Barclays is so much like wrestling, man.

That’s a clear dive

4 key passes that half and the highest rated player in the match according to Sofascore Some people see what they want to see.

Between this and the claim an OF fan was made to eat dog shite I'm gonna have to request some video/photographic evidence.

Upon seeing close ups of the crowd, it's hard not to believe being a *** is genetic.

Is that... a Saltire? This is no place for that sort of thing.

People often mistake it for the shape of a TV but it's actually him drawing his local lodge.

Silva saying "what happened to the pre match agreement?"

Some absolutely tectonic shifts at the top of the penalty table this afternoon. Seismic.

I heard some of them started on the boos as early as 8am today. Sad.

He’s just an ugly Bobby Linn.

Maybe we need to try conceding first

The fact Kettlewell is prepared to risk players getting injuries just to win a game of football is fucking sick, btw.

Absolutely battered all second half. We had 2 shots, they had 14. Scored against the run of play but then utterly crumbled once we conceded. It happened against St J on match day 4. How the f**k can it still be happening on match day 31? Teams know they only have to turn up for the last 15 against us and they’re likely to walk away with a result.

I can’t fucking believe that. I CAN’T FUCKING BELIEVE THAT.

It was a corner stuck directly in the top corner, tbf.

Worked that like a set piece. Lovely stuff.

Worst Bob Marley cover ever.

Hearing there will be a break midway through the first half for a 3:30 pitch inspection. You can't be too sure.

I take comfort in the fact they find it funny themselves. This was always the best IMO.

It's a well known fact that Tannadice was built on sand dunes in what was once known as the Stobi Desert, giving them an unfair draining advantage. Aye, been like this forever. It's the risk of using existing waterways as part of the drainage system - they're already taking water in from much further afield. They're also much smaller capacity than they need to be, in case of weather events like we've seen. Same story as down by the bus station/dock st which is near where the Dens burn and Scouring burn meet and head toward the Tay.