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Whit? The way we play against the big teams we've nowt to fear. Mind you we'll probably revert to shit shows in the league before that.

Missed the draw, thanks for putting it out there.

Hamilton apparently were poor yesterday and deservedly beat, we put in a great, fighting performance against the top team in the division above us and won, there's only one logical outcome from a Queens fans point of view, home win. Seriously we need to match yesterday's performance, and the one V Hamilton and Falkirk our place, only hard work will get us up out of this mess.

On the"handball" goal, unlike the main stand lino I wasn't in a good position to see, from Oakbank Terrace, but the angle, speed and height the ball was travelling to the player and the speed the player was running onto it, it would have been virtually impossible to control it without it touching his hand. It seems that those spectators with a better view confirms this. Didn't matter in the end though but it could have been decisive. Also anyone throwing smoke bombs onto an artificial surface, or having smoke bombs at all, are brainless areseholes. Poor Stewarding as well if they didn't keep a better watch after the 1st incident. Hope the cost of any repair required to the pitch is sent to Dundee Utd. (We're a wee poor club)

Don't know about Rocket Man, I think A Rocket is more apt Username.

Examples please of unfounded negative comments. I quite like McIntyre, he did ok today, but his performance today was hardly flawless like you claim.

Absolutely delighted and astounded by that performance but equally pissed off that we only seem to lift our game against supposedly better teams. Players need to take a good look at themselves. Roll on the cup draw.

Apart from not jumping with his man for United's opener and being taken to the cleaners a few times by a speedy winger in the second half he did very well.

Can't say I count myself in those categories.

He did have a manner as if he was speaking down to people with a "I know better than you" inference.

I'm not saying I'm for Scott Brown being considered as Manager or Player/Manager, but he's hardly a rookie as some are saying, he's had a wee bit of experience at a level a good bit higher than we're at. Even if we were to get a season out of him playing it would surely be a benefit. I would say the man lacked a bit of class as captain of Celtic with some of his antics but he's probably matured a bit with more experience and responsibility.(you'd hope). I wouldn't exactly be over the moon if he was seriously being considered, but it's a no brainier if the alternative is Neil Warnock.

I've followed Queens long before there was a Travel Club, and have travelled with them, but no need to be a member of that to have strong feelings for the club.

Harking back to earlier posts about Marvin staying but bringing in an old head as Assistant, that is perhaps something that should have been considered when he was first appointed but he was stuck with Grant Murray. I would think Marvin would have to have a say on who the "old head" was, he needs someone who he respects and can work with. He must have contacts in the game to find someone to fit the bill. We could even head down the experienced DoF route leaving Marvin as Head Coach, maybe a bit OTT considering the situation we're in and level were playing at, it would probably also incur more cost. It's maybe too far down the line now to save Marvin's job anyway given what he's said about some players' attitude, even though a few could do with buckling down and accepting some home truths. A shame if it ends in acrymony, he was an exciting and popular appointment at the time.

Suggestions of Jim Leishman and Neil Warnock, were in a worse state than I thought.

Club's anouncing Managers had been sacked/relieved of duty: Ross County didn't give McKay much notice, St. Johnstone didn't give McLean much notice, Ian McCall was dumped by Partick Thistle just a couple of hours after a game, even Gary Naysmith was relieved of duty a few hours after a game, and that's just a few examples. Football doesn't seem to run to the same timescale as other professions in Employment Law.

Ok, no need to rub it in, putting photos up on both sites. A deserved win in the end.

I don't think we need to be told he's a helmet tbf, we've seen plenty of him over the years to know that, but fans of any club generally don't look on their own players in the same way as outsiders do whilst they're playing for your Club. Kind of, he's a twat but he's our twat.

If they're coming in to training today maybe it's a "goodbye from me" meeting.

Aye, Brydon and Mimnaugh have been 2 big misses but we'd probably still have been struggling 'cos there's just not the quality, or even many semi-capable players, around them. On the matter of Lewis Gibson's stair related injury, it shows some dedication that he couldn't even wait to get to training to get injured.

That's some leap reading anything racist into Gibson's tweet. Gibson shouldn't have put that statement out there, very naive from a fellow professional and lacking class but to infer it's racially motivated is plain daft imo.

I should really have read the subs list before posting that.

Hope you're saying the same at full time.

No injury, it's just Marv's tactics, wait til we're the inevitable goal or two down then bring Gibson on.

That's probably more accurate than my guess.

Probably on-line right after our game V Kelty tomorrow. Just guessing mind.