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@Raith_Raverwas having a wee dig at @Ro Sham Bo's negativity.

What does the end of the season have to do with pointing out that you got absolutely everything wrong about today?

From my experience of her she seems proactive. Very talkative and friendly. It was a short conversation to be fair but I left with a good impression.

I was still training through the pain before it was diagnosed as a torn meniscus all the while convincing myself that it would iron itself out. The plus side is that it's keyhole surgery. The downside being that although the knee looks fine, you need to wait on it repairing underneath.

I read somewhere that Vaughan had torn his meniscus. There'll be different levels of damage of course but I had an op in March for the same thing on both sides of my knee and was told not to even think about football or running until October. Vaughan will have better physio than I did but if it's a bad tear, it'll be months rather than weeks. Time for James Keatings to step up.

I can't remember where I read/heard this but apparently Butcher was working for free for the short time he was with us.

I'd put that down to financial miss-management fueled by a (mislead?) desire to make us an established top league club.

It would take much more money than the Rovers have to simply replace Regan Hendry. You have to feel sorry for Blaise Riley-Snow in that respect. He has massive boots to fill.

I've heard that since I've been a Rovers regular. Canny afford to go up etc...

Dalziel advised him that his time at the club was coming to an end but Ebanda didn't want to leave and told the gaffer that he could do odd jobs around the ground. Straight from Dalziel in an interview I did with him about 10 years ago.

If folk started actively avoiding places where there'd been covid outbreaks we'd need to quickly colonise the moon so we had somewhere to go. For a few days at least until there was a covid outbreak.

Aye. Favourite word: Snowflake.

I can't decide if it's an easily angered young person or an easily angered older person. Either way, they need the last word.

I think you're taking this whole internet chatboard thing a bit too seriously. Let's get back to arguing about football matters.

I've heard that it's a matter of weeks. That might be the timescale for him being fit enough to train rather than fit enough to be thrown into games.

"Traditional values" sounds like the type of terminology that someone would use to justify their use of 'Pakis' or 'Darkies'.

I'm a lowlife and a bigot now! Those insults might have had an impact if they weren't coming from an idiot.

I've no got time to explain again. Sorry. There's tea ladies out there needing fired.

I wasn't playing the race card. I was likening the narrative to the language people use when justifying those words.

Get Brad on 80 fags a day to keep the weight off him whilst his injury curtails his activity.

"Grew up in a different era" sounds like the same type of excuse that someone would use to justify their use of 'Pakis' or 'Darkies'. Growing up in a different era doesn't automatically mean that you can't be tolerant of others' viewpoints.

It's a change in direction from your overreactive, whinging style. Just as shite though.

I heard Macdonald being called 'Judas' on Saturday. He'd probably still be with us if we didn't go fully full time. The booing of him was disappointing.

As bad as the implosion was, how good was some of the football that we played? If I'm honest, before the game I didn't think we'd make the playoffs as comfortably as we did last season (if at all) but if we play like we did yesterday without the obvious downsides I can't see many teams in our league taking much off us. We are brilliant to watch going forward.

It's automatic as most strikers won't have the composure or audacity to wait on the 'keeper making the move.