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53 minutes ago, Auld Heid said:
No the real back stabber was hunted. Along with you information source.
Unlike him we will be backit's time this committee had a back stabber
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1 hour ago, Excalibur said:
Every post you have made has been negative, clearly you have an agenda. Back the club or f**k off.
Just repeating what the majority of the supporters are saying.
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We were beaten by a good junior team and showed the level this committee has dragged our club down to
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14 hours ago, GordonS said:
They were very important players in a team that finished 2nd in the league last season.
How did the team they 'weren't good enough for' get on, exactly?
2nd is that good enough for you when last did they won anything but a relegation battle
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1 hour ago, GordonS said:1 hour ago, Sheep77 said:What good players did he let leave
Ruari and Roddy McLennan, and Coco Strickland.
Good they couldn't hold a regular place at Bo'ness but this committee in their wisdom brought them back along with a manager that wasn't good enough the first time around
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13 hours ago, GlamourBaws said:
Disagree...
The laddie in beside him in central midfield yesterday is an imposter. Ruari was in there with 3 opposition players at times due to Uruquhart's amazing ability to be perpetually nowhere near the play, which isnt a great attribute for a central midfielder. I'd love to think there was a player in there somewhere, but i just don't see it at all.
I'd be scared to commit up the field as well if it was Urquhart I was trusting to sort things out behind me. I actually thought Jamie McKenzie would have worked well in there to allow Ruari to play a bit more.
As I said half a shift from Ruari he passes and stops he no longer supports his forwards
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21 hours ago, GordonS said:
Couldn't make the game today, and without Ben's highlights I appreciate the reports. Seems to me that it's more about a lot of individual problems rather than something underlying, and that when the injuries clear up we should come (reasonably) good. In that case all that matters is scraping results and limiting harm. Next week is another game that they just have to find a way to win, and hopefully we'll be in a better place in the next round. Camelon in the league in two weeks' time will be a serious test.
Disappointed to hear that Watt wasn't great, I've been very underwhelmed by him so far. He doesn't seem capable of playing with his back to goal and he's easily brushed off the ball. He might be good in behind, but most defences sit quite deep against Rose. I worry that he's the new Connor Kelly - scores goals at clubs where he'll get chances to use his pace, but will struggle at a club that usually has most of the possession. Early days though, hopefully Bradley can find the best way to utilise him. I'd have though his best role is to do TC's running for him.
Do you mean running for TC's pies at half time
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1 hour ago, th1stleandr0se said:
I should have added that Ruari put in a good shift again. We'd be in a sorry state without him.
No Ruari put in half a shift one of the reasons we're in a sorry state
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22 minutes ago, FuzzyBear said:
After seeing the highlights the biggest concern is size of the crowd - looked dreadful.
No the biggest concerns are the clueless management and the dross on the field
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At last the committee has grown a pair he wasn't good enough the first time around