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Yup, it's certainly a contender.

As a QOS fan, I'm envious of Peterhead's grass pitch. It's looking good for this time of the season.

A clever use of today's excess catch quota - better than dumping them

You played really well for quite a bit of the game. If you'd taken at least one of the early second half chances it could all have been different.

Yes, it feels like the air of doom and gloom has been lifted. I'm just looking for a more positive, forward attitude on the pitch.

In other news.... https://www.qosfc.com/news-5675 Seems like a positive discussion has taken place re the Tanner Fund. I can certainly see merit in taking a slightly longer term view. Any opinions?

We'd need to install a bigger swear box at the training ground. A shipping container should do it.

Don't policemen and school teachers look so young these days

And I had just filled up with diesel to make the trip up

I'm sure we could all compose a long list of has-beens, never-beens and downright chancers that we don't want near any of our clubs.

Just echoing the comments above, pleased to hear the announcement but a great shame it wasn't at least six weeks ago. Let's see if the players have the ability to respond to the change. Fingers crossed.

I'll see your desperate and raise it to doomed.

I think it strange that so many managers, who were noted ball players in their day, resort to 'punt it up to the big man' tactics.

AJ: Repeat after me, QOS are a progressive, free-flowing, ball-playing football team, based on the Dutch total football philosophy where every player can play anywhere on the pitch (apart from their own natural, preferred position, of course).

That's AJ applying the eye drops.

Very Dickensian, the ghost of your future if you don't buckle down. It's certainly been a positive path for Jones.

Yes, fully agree re Izzy Jones. Talent, good attitude and hard work are a great combination. Onto a more depressing subject, I've just been looking at the league table (I know, but I can't help myself) and the form guide for the last five games makes grim reading: Hamilton - 5 points Dunfermline - 8 points Ayr - 7 points Morton - 8 points QOS - 2 points It's already desperate, but another similar run and it's bye-bye Championship (and for how long?).

It also probably smells a bit sweeter than the atmosphere around Starks after today's events.

Yes, in this case, the numbers don't lie.

I still haven't recovered from Saturday's game yet. That first half was truly, truly awful. To say that we improved second half is definitely putting a positive spin on it. More accurately, we found it impossible to remain as useless as we were in the first half. It's taken me a couple of days to bring myself to catch up with the chat here; depressing (but accurate) stuff in the main. The club has a real sense of being on a downward slide. If things remain the same the fans are going to keep dwindling away. Our three season tickets won't be renewed for a start. A real shame but I don't see any real effort being made by those in charge.

Can the OP go back and edit the thread title to 'Raith v Queens - we are shiter than youse. Naw, we are shiter than youse', please?

GTF GTF GTF GTF GTF GTF GTF GTF GTF

I'll just say ditto to all the comments above (my fingers are too numb to type anymore). This is desperate.

I was talking to my boys about that last week. I wasn't far off, guessing that it must have cost our club getting towards £50K. A real shame, both financially and for the atmosphere at the games.

I always feel a bit windy at Palmerston these days! The only easy watch this season in the league was the Ayr game. See you all tomorrow