Specky Ginger

Keatings can't have been far off 35 career goals against us. At least signing him put a stop to that.

I'll make all the salient points briefly and that way we can all have a wee rest from things before the game starts on Saturday. - Benedictus injured himself trying to foul an Arbroath player. - Dirty Dick will instruct his players to crock Vaughan. - Hammy won the league at Stark's Park. - Lewis Vaughan has chocolate knees. - Arbroath have the best centre back pairing in the league. Enjoy the rest of the week.

The whole Keatings signing was bonkers. Even if you sign someone on a PCA, surely they're signed subject to passing a medical. The mind boggles as to what sort of fitness tests he underwent prior to his contract being finalised.

As Lee Bullen said about us earlier in the season, we're as good as anyone from box to box, but utterly shite (not his exact words) in both boxes.

Scott Brown will be at the back tonight.

A 97th minute penalty for Dundee with the score at 0-0 would create a bit of a dilemma for Rovers. Do we stick with Jamie MacDonald who's saved the last two penalties he's faced, or do we go we bring Robbie Thomson off the bench for a wee bit of verbal shitstirring?

That makes sense as Meadowbank's 87/88 team photo would have the Second Division trophy on display having been won the previous season.

Or maybe he was taking the photo

There was a gale from the west around 1980 as it blew down the cowshed behind the Chapel Street (Beath High School) End of Central Park.

A couple of East Fife team photos from the early 70s. Not quite their heyday, but one of the last really good sides in their history.

Meadowbank Thistle (either 86/87 or 87/88 given Darren Jackson is in the photo).

The last Cowdenbeath team, resplendent in their away strips, to play in the top flight of Scottish football.

I'd imagine the board have weighed up the financial implications and decided to get rid today as the graffiti cleaners will be on double time tomorrow with it being Easter Monday.

Apparently we offered him a one year deal, but The Pars offered him a two year deal on similar money. You can't blame the guy for moving. He's got a young family to look after.

Or more likely that 4 SNP MSPs might jump ship.

Davie Hancock said we're 4-1-4-1.

I honestly thought that Connolly, and Vaughan minutes before, could have made more of an effort to do something with the ball rather than wait on the contact coming. No idea how both the referee and linesman missed Connolly throwing the punch in the aftermath. Not much to add re the performance to what's already been said on here.

Piss poor. Had a good amount of possession early on, but created nothing then got more ragged and careless as the half went on.

It'll be interesting to see how Hamilton set up tonight. If they shut up shop and go for the draw it gives them the psychological boost of jumping Cove, but keeps them adrift of Arbroath, whereas if they go all out for the win, it brings Arbroath to within striking distance.

If we win tomorrow night that'll be the first time we've won three consecutive games in the Championship since...... Gary Locke's first three league games in charge

Inside Tuesday's match programme: - John Greer chats to man of both clubs Grant Anderson, - A chat with and centre spread of Kieran Ngwenya, - A feature on Kieran Mitchell's loan spell at Bonnyrigg, - A feature on the old Douglas Park, - A Memory Match from April 1993, 30 years and one day since our last ever visit to the old Douglas Park, - Match report and photos from the QP game, Plus the usual features including: - The manager's notes, Mascot feature, Visitors' portraits, On This Day, Photos from Past Encounters, Quiz, Stats and Team Lines. On sale in and around the ground for only £3.

We haven't managed three league wins in a row since returning to the Championship. Hopefully Tuesday is the night we break that particular statistic.

That's maybe why it only got four stars instead of five.

And the rebound, which MacDonald said he just threw his face at it in order to block it.

Oops.