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Check the goals round up on the spfl channel. They take the goals from wyscout.

You're still going to upload to wyscout though right?

It's the form/home/away tables you should pay more attention to. Even the opta stat trackers get it wrong with top goalscorers and then pas it on to sky and the bbc etc

https://thefishy.co.uk/leaguetable.php?table=12

That was a braw game. Wee bit of bite in the atmosphere, two goals, a clean sheet. Looking forward to next week now.

If only there was a certain key right next to 1 that could explain it.

Wee bit harsh on Kurtis for me think he shades Hetherington as most consistent performer this season. The two often are against an extra player and they've both had great contributions doing a difficult job. I would say it was a very drab game against Kelty - they've got a bit of a control mentality where the keep the ball and it slowed the game right down. Normally the time of the highlights is a good indicator of how exciting a game was (or one-sided if it's 8 minutes on Saturday) I'd expect Stirling to be a drab game too. They tend to be combative but not necessarily free-flowing and barring a couple good showings we're a bit toothless. That being said 3 in 3 for Roy and possibly a returning Scougall making an impact would be nice to see. I even hear Donnelly is running again. Wales is definitely overdue a goal too and Rodden was 1 goal every 69 minutes before Falkirk. He had a blank 45... surely means we'll lead within 24 minutes?

Because Falkirk throw a bunch of volunteers at things instead of paying a wage. There's a major issue in Scottish football about just accepting the bare minimum because someone does it for free. Edit. Actually recall them paying ParsTV for streaming.

It just all seems completely bizarre. I've said before your analyst films from the better position and he probably just keeps the camera as wide as possible and sportscodes with his other hand but why not get that camera as a wide shot on the stream - have second lower one doing plenty of zoom for close-ups shots, I'm fairly sure unlike me you pay for Vmix so you could certainly use it as a replay angle to make it more interesting at the very least. Wasn't that long ago Sky were sending only a couple of cameras to Premier League games. Even on the editing - why not replay? The replays I take make the skeleton of the highlights and I just finesse the length of the clip to the start of an attack or a coherent bit of commentary. That zoom issue is confidence to go tight with the zoom and stick with play. Some people can't anticipate a pass in football to be fair. Also on availability there's not anywhere that you can't stream from. Edinburgh is the most irritating. Kelty told us we couldn't have power before we ended up sharing a gantry at the same side. Annan was fine once I stopped automatically connecting to a stray BT-Wifi without realising. We're very space restricted as well as Cove. Everywhere else is a doddle. Volunteers or not I can do it solo from every ground while chipping in with a twitter update when my fingers work. At one point the tracking camera idea will work exceptionally - maybe just in 10 years time. Now though, Pixellot, especially, is for people who are technically and resource challenged. We've got Veo for the youth and I get the impression it's more passable but it may just be luck on dark nights that it's quite stable.

It's a narrow row that we sit in up the back but it is far superior to being low down. That's why the Falkirk analyst is up there. Power socket just behind the analyst table. You can see the analyst moving the camera while sitting next to it and it's not ideal for standing behind a camera which is why I control ours from a xbox controller. Got the flexibility to control it from about 10m away if needed which sometimes I need when I bring one of the veo large tripod masts (the only dounside is it's heavy af) to get extra height. Bainsford Bairns photo up there is old. Seats have been removed in that row. Boo. I take a seat on my toolbox with the laptop on my lap. Usually use it as a table next to my seat. You don't even need broadband these days with 5G coverage. We stream the same bitrate we do at home and we only dropped 300 frames - the equivalent of 6 seconds over the 2 hours odd streaming.

There's a skill to showing replays at the right time - but that's very poor. Even if I hold fire we loop the highlights at half time.

No replays during the stream?

There's still the manpower requirements to get it done so quickly - I have a lot of shortcuts I've learned to do it so quickly. Will be interesting to see who wants to keep up.

We had to ask the SPFL - it's another example of them being run like a circus.

No they stealth changed the rules by putting this in the separate media requirements document. The SPFL rules still says midnight unless there's agreement by the company that overrides it. The media requirements shown below do. Confirmed it with the partnerships manager at the SPFL myself. Credit to Stenhousemuir's marketing manager because without the argument I had with him I wouldn't have realised that this takes precedence otherwise.

And ours was out at 10pm compared to Falkirk TV's midnight. I like to think in the end that's the victory I need

I do enjoy a win against you boys but I don't need to tell you most people take a fair bit of enjoyment at Falkirk misery. The pendulum has definitely swung away from us in recent seasons but I do just enjoy football without the need of being massively tribal. I was even complimenting the de Graham knight boy he was wearing a lovely Alloa top. In the commentary I said Ethan Ross was by far yesterday's man of the match and was really excellent. Couldn't pick a player for us who performed well and that's been the same since the beginning of last season against Falkirk. Also said it's the points against the teams vying for 3rd and 4th that are a lot more valuable to us than a headline victory over one of the leaders. Will absolutely take a reaction next week to beat Stirling.

I did enjoy the wonderful finishes of the five imaginary goals though. Thought we should be particularly embarrassed by the eighth.

Parties bottoming out so I'm just catching up. I don't agree with Stevie h being further forward. We started with the highlights formation - changed by the end of the first half to a four with Taylor Steven wide left, Wales up front alone and Buchanan RM. Back 4 with taggs in normal Rb devine, Neill, deveney. second half we rotated again which was better but the horse had already long bolted. I think to my best knowledge we went to a 4-4-2 with McKay rb, Neill devine taggart lb. Midfield 4 without virtanen and Wales and Rodden up front. Can't deny Ogayi was at fault for the first. Although I did note there's two balls in play while the throw comes in and it looks farfetched that Neill could contact the ball through MacIver to concede the opening corner. Second goal looks like it may be over the byline. It's certainly very close. Third is a beauty. One of those that you hit once in 50 tries. Thought Rodden was a miss in the first half and clearly brimming with confidence after last week was the biggest threat in the second. Before the game he was the best goal per minute striker in Scotland. Might have slipped down the rankings with that blank 45.

We were buying a third strip for friendly games originally that wasn't squad numbered and badged but the chairman liked it and wanted it used as the away last season despite us having the white one. Don't have an alternative to the traffic cone orange this season.

It is either the orange alternate or the home top... Refs are blind as a bat no matter which colour is employed. When Falkirk inevitably have to change - just remember a referee okayed this game.

We are talking about the colour of a strip and a graphic representation of it. If it was to remain a secret then release it before you have to disclose kit colours. Although I can understand being the only news story on this quiet Thursday.