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Must all have been an early M15 conspiracy to frame the Scottish middle and working class...don't forget their hand reaches far..not just the present undermining of solid governance in Scotland.

I can only assume therefore that all these buildings in Glasgow which were constructed by tobacco plantation trade money were built by those pesky English landlords...who also crewed the ships involved in the slave trade which sailed from Glasgow. Also, during the Ulster Plantation (I'm not certain, but I don't think that scheme ended well), that the many Scottish Presbyterian planters were in fact undercover English agents (in a similar fashion to how its often 'Chelsea fans' who come up to Scotland undercover to cause trouble between rivals groups of casuals (in the past) and some ultras now. These undercover Englishmen sure have got something to answer for.

Ah, it's the old 'M15 Conspiracy' conclusion then. I assume that a Fundraiser of party members and supporters to cover Pete's legal costs is already up and running, in tandem with the new Fund for Indy Campaigning.

One of the great 'what if's' of Scottish politics. As in, has Sheridan not torpedoed the SSP with his antics when he did, their vote would probably have held up in 2007, taking a share away from the SNP, and the SNP would probably have needed an agreement with the SSP to form a govt. That would have led to a very different and very interesting period between 2007-11 had it happened.

Agree that if the Fiscal (eventually) comes back with 'insufficient evidence' to go to court, it would hardly 'go away' and look like a cover up. Presumably 'if' they are preparing charges against other individuals as well, they will make a move on that soon

Likely to take up to 3 years to even get to court apparently, 'if' the Fiscal decides that there is sufficient evidence.

Conditions certainly played a part for both teams in fairness. 2nd half when we got the ball down and moved it, was much better. Kennedy and Polworth both outstanding, and just deserved the win in the end. A victory at St.Johnstone next week now with St.Mirren at Parkhead would make it very difficult for them to catch us for 4th.

Think the next 3 fixtures will be telling..tough ones for Saints against Well, Hearts and Celtic, while Killie have to looking to beat both County at home and St.Johnstone (anything at Tynecastle is a bonus). So, depending in how the table looks at the end of that the next game between them in Paisley could be a 'decider' or academic.

Don't think there was much change of formation at HT with Watson playing on the right 1st half anyway, just a major shift in attitude. Thought at HT that the next goal in the game would be massive (as it always is at 0-2, either it goes 0-3 game over, or 1-2 game on). There was huge pressure on Armstrong to put that pen away though, especially after a long VAR delay...if he misses that, St.Mirren might well have seen it out for 2-1, but the momentum of the game totally changed from there.

Allegedly 4K a week, half of his wages with Groningen. Does sound a bit steep though.

Wouldn't be too devastated with a draw here, given that St.Mirren have a tougher next 3 games on paper. More of a 'don't lose this one Killie'. (Clearly a win for either side would be a massive boost in the race for 4th).

'If' it had been a semi-final line up of say..Hibs, Motherwell and maybe one of the sisters then yes, you might think there is a half chance of winning it....beating both of them? Somewhat unlikely to say the least. For a club like Killie who have been in Europe once in the last 23 years the chance of a couple of trips abroad more enticing than Hampden v Celtic

Enjoy your 'day out' against Celtic, and if you someone win that, Rangers in the Final. As said, would prefer to qualify for Europe.

This. Semi-Final 'day out' v Rangers or Celtic and likely defeat, or chance to be 4th and in Europe, two years after being in the Championship? For me, therefore a game against St.Mirren in a battle for Europe and games to come after it are bigger than a semi-final KO in the Cup.

No question a deserved win for Aberdeen, in a game Killie just never got going in. Switching from our recent 4-4-2 of recent weeks with 2 wingers due to Kennedy's injury left up lopsided, which didn't help. Aberdeen wanted it more. Still, a bigger game than yesterday to come next weekend against St.Mirren in the battle for 4th and Europe.

As always when going there, need to keep it tight for 20-30 minutes, and hopefully play our way into the game. Be interesting to see if KVV starts. Made more difficult probably with the League being so close at the top and Celtic not affording to drop more points.

The original Sensi was definitely a major highlight of 90s games

Cove were well organised. Thought we moved the ball a bit better than Wednesday night, with Polworth starting. Kennedy much livelier 2nd half. Both goals well taken. A case of job done.

Depends. Expecting a tough game. Hopefully see KVV start this one with Watkins next to him and Greg Stewart in behind. Like last night, suspect patience will be required from Killie.

Criminal Record with Peter Capaldi on Apple TV. Really good, so far with plot twists aplenty. Still difficult to work out what Capaldi's characters motives are, and what the end game will be. Apple TV a strong showing with this and Slow Horses recently

Thought it was 'okay'. Not a patch on Andor, but 'okay'. Agree that it seemed to demand knowledge of the backstop.

Point one one 'lie'

You really are quite the troll, but glad to see your obsessed time is spent trawling my posts. Utterly pathetic

1st half we didn't move the ball quickly enough or have players dropping into pockets of space for short balls against a well organised defence Subs changed the game, both Kennedy and Polworth outstanding and allowed us to get the ball in the box, with George making 3 really good stops.. In fairness Livi had some good opportunities and could certainly have had a goal or two but think we shaded it on the 2nd half performance

You accused me of posting that the SNP sent their overspend to Westminster, when in answer to the question if they did so, the reply was 'neither'. 'Serious' political commentators across mainstream media consistently point to Scotland being the highest taxed area of the UK, which you deny.