Drooper

Who did this guy play in Always Sunny?

Did ye, aye....

Absolutely gutted at that. We were the better team by a margin.

Gogic should be given the captaincy of the club. The man is a colossus.

Whether Gogic intended to clear that there or not, what a run!

We've lost the momentum and shape we had at the start of this half.

Agent Orange?

This is probably as poor an opponent as we will encounter in the run in. If we get nothing today it will be very disappointing.

And the choir have woken up.

Shocking defending. Dreadful.

Rangers are dug muck.

Sore yin!

*insert another laughing emoji*

*insert laughing emoji*

Classy....

Stonewall penalty.

Dundee edging closer to us by a point was a price worth paying for the point and laugh value derived from their result against the hapless Rainjurs. As others have already said, this has been a successful season by any realistic measure. Anyone who doesn't think this has a very short memory or is as deluded as P. Clement Esq.

Celtic are a pure riddy for chucking away a two goal lead against that dug muck.

Highly bizarre that I just took a screenshot o exactly that! Or perhaps not highly bizarre....

Really good, considered reply.

Which part of the part quoted? That he was doing reasonably well (subjective, so difficult to claim that it isn't true), or the perception of the support?

I'm assuming you are referring to your own club and supporters here?

What isn't?

The Robinson to St Mirren appointment was largely met with positivity. He had a poor start and there was (bizarrely if not surprisingly) restlessness within a matter of weeks. The key difference there is that he was starting from the club being in a reasonably good position (relative to previous seasons). There is an argument that your new manager will be cut a fair amount of slack as things are unlikely to get much worse. That, however, hinges on managed expectations. I'm already seeing posts about a cup win and top four finish within his first season. Perhaps not entirely unreasonable given the size of the club, budget available, etc, but I recall McInnes doing pretty well but it was never quite good enough for a substantial proportion of the Aberdeen support. I would have thought that a solid top 6 finish and a tilt at Europe in his first season wouldn't be a failure, no?