Harry Kinnear

The thing for me is, if there was nothing there and outside influences weren’t forcing McGlynn to play Long and rotate keepers then he wouldn’t mention it in the interview.

I fear for the poor b*****ds that they are in debt too, they have one chance of seeing that cash.

Looking at the way Morrison hobbled off I’d be amazed if he’s fit to start on Tuesday night.

I like Ross too, I feel like his play is controlled and would like to see him getting more of a run in the team but I don’t think any of the normal 10 outfield players deserve to be dropped. I hope if Callumn is okay we revert to the usual 10 on Tuesday night.

I agree regarding McGinn as well, his legs have gone and our play is slower. Apart from the odd few minutes here and there off the bench when the game is won he shouldn’t be near our team.

I wonder then if his hand is being forced to rotate because of something written into the deal. If it is then it’s crazy and Sam should have just been sent back down the road.

I think the biggest mistake with regards to keepers lies with McGlynn and not the actual keepers. Rotation may work in other parts of the team but it doesn’t with keepers, Sam looked shaky at the start of the season but then looked excellent before getting injured, Nicky came in and looked shaky but then came onto a game and looked excellent before the full rotation pish started. It has to stop, McGlynn picks our team not Lincoln fucking City.

I don’t think there is much between the keepers but I also don’t agree with this rotation pish, it’s like boys football. Onto the keepers it is one issue that we failed to address in the summer/January, they are both young, neither has much physicality about them and they don’t command their area. They are both good shot stoppers and I would say Sam is better with the ball at his feet but in my mind you couldn’t get a fag paper between them. I’m not convinced Nicky would have done any better at the Annan goal yesterday as he had a similar howler at Hamilton. Getting an experienced keeper has to be near the top of McGlynn’s to do list in the summer.

We drew at Edinburgh, got a kick up the arse and went on a winning run. That goal at the death today will have hurt the players and hopefully will be what spurs them on to have this all wrapped up in a few weeks.

I did clap the team off at the end. I wasn’t happy to concede a late goal but I’ve seen enough this season to feel that the squad deserve my support. I can understand fans being frustrated but I still don’t think they deserved to be booed.

I disagree that folk are within their right to boo that and the fact there has to be some booing. I’ve booed the shit we have watched in the past but this squad has done nothing to deserve being booed. It’s all about opinions I suppose.

We created and missed lots of chances, we are still unbeaten and 14 points clear at the top with a game in hand but you crack on and boo all you like. Sometimes our supports gets the team they deserve.

Folk booing at the end in the KM stand can f**k right off and when they get there f**k off again, wankers.

I don’t want just another stand that mirrors what we have, I like grounds that have a bit of quirkiness and doing what Ayr are putting in would do that. I’d be happy with a big terrace with no seats but I can’t see that happening so a bit of both plus some hospitality suites covers a lot of bases.

Totally agree, what Ayr are doing looks fantastic and would look great on our east side.

My ambitions for Falkirk are probably no different to the likes of the Pars, Partick, Raith, Ayr fans who I see as similar sized clubs. If the likes of St Johnstone, Motherwell, Kilmarnock can establish themselves as top flight teams then that has to be our long term goal as the potential support is there. In the short term we need to consolidate in the Championship, continue to grow the FSS and then try and push for promotion whether it’s through the play offs or winning the league. I would love to see us finishing the stadium and like the look of what Ayr are building, hospitality suites with some seating and terracing. Its just comforting as a Falkirk fan to have a bit of optimism for once in what has been a horrible 4/5 seasons.

Get the Budvar tent back, that would do the trick.

I remember the bomb scare v Killie, if I mind right they were flying near the top of the league and we pissed all over them that day and they spawned a 1 nil win. I’m sure someone with an Irish accent had phoned and said that there was a bomb in the stand of a Scottish club, I was in the stand that day with my soon to be father in law as he wouldn’t go on the terracing and we all had to get down out the stand onto the pitch. We were in the Railway Tav after and I thought my father in law was going to lamp a drunken Killie fan who said they were the better team, were they bollocks.

Yeah I get the argument, but as I keep telling the followers of the arse cheeks at work, there are plastic pitches and there are plastic pitches. Ours is a good one and is far better than the St Johnstone pitch I saw on TV the other week.

I was thinking about the amount of plastic pitches in the Championship (getting ahead of myself I know) and there aren’t many. It would be good to have the option to train on grass as well as plastic pitches next season and Little Kerse could be used for this. I also heard they are putting in a full sized covered pitch there which could come in handy if the weather was shit for training.

Exactly and the Ultras can pen new songs

It’s the merchandise I’m after

I’ll take a 1-0 victory with a last minute own goal.

I would agree having seen both. Accies only chance is getting Ryan Fulton and Scott Martin back for the play offs and if they punt Rankin that could give them a lift.