DrewDon

I think you could justify a booking for Kyogo on the grounds that it could be considered reckless, but I really don't think it's a red card at all. I would be fuming if one of my team's players was sent off for that.

We had a good shape out of possession and defended our box well, but needed to show a bit more composure and quality in possession. The elements definitely made that harder, though - it was just a very difficult night to play football. I'm anything but a McGarry fan but thought he did pretty well tonight. Carter-Vickers was the best player on the pitch, though - just makes quite difficult bits of defending look very easy.

Feel like I’m picking on the poor guy, but fear that McGarry against Kuhn will be proper ‘watching from behind the sofa’ stuff.

I’d love to see Ruby given a chance between the sticks tomorrow night.

I don't think Clancy picked up on it even being a foul by Milne on the pitch, unless I'm misremembering, so presumably they would have asked him to review it at the monitor as part of the build up as a subjective decision if they had recommended a review for a penalty.

Watching the game live, I did think Milne's tackle didn't look great. Having watched it back a few times, I think the point of contact is what saves him. If he catches Baningime higher than the foot, it's a red card, but the point of impact being so low saves him. Clancy should have seen on field that it was a yellow card, though.

It would be beneficial if Sokler, Nisbet or even Duk for the remainder of his time with us could really stake a claim to make that starting centre-forward berth their own and give us a bit more continuity up there. We have had flashes of good stuff from all of them in recent months, but too often from Nisbet and Sokler in particular it seems to come from the bench. Another one today where the starting striker just didn't really make any imprint on the game.

I don't think I have ever heard anyone use the word 'busty' to describe a woman with unusually large breasts, either. If I did hear that, it would just be very jarring. But the tabloids love reference to a 'busty blonde', who might well have been caught up in a 'tryst' with a 'married footie ace'.

I know some of our fans seemed to be getting oddly upset that the media apparently wasn't giving us enough respect earlier in the season, but the 'title bid' narrative needs a pin put in it - genuinely unfair on the players.

Guardiola in bizarre Tynecastle 'come and get me plea' at the end there.

Rare Keysey L?

More one for the tabloids, really, and a collection of words, but anything about having a 'booze-fuelled romp' with a 'married footie ace'.

I would have taken a point before the game given our record at Tynecastle, but can't quite shake the feeling of it being a little bit of a missed opportunity given the position we got ourselves into at half-time and how fragile Hearts then looked. Plenty to like about this team, but need to stop this habit of starting halves with about half an hour of passivity. Credit to Hearts for coming back into it, but it undoubtedly contributed towards denying us what would have been an excellent three points.

As bad as the goal is, the most disappointing aspect is how much control we have needlessly surrendered in the second half. We had Hearts exactly where we wanted them and essentially ceded the grip we had on the game. The lack of any out-ball hasn't helped matters, though.