garydavidson

Sounds like Motherwell recalling their keeper on the day of the play off worked out badly for Dunfermline.

The SPFL only has it as 50 saves, not sure what their source of data is, hopefully not the BBC https://spfl.co.uk/stats-centre Either way it was certainly a case of the keeper being alert when actually called on and the rest of the team preventing chances.

The lengths that Celtic fans are going taking to justify the decision shows you how bad it really was. In real time its a completely different outcome to a second freeze frame where it looks like an elbow to the Celtic player. I don't think Celtic have the right to ever claim bias again.

Ross Sinclair with a clean sheet for St Mirren this evening, only had to face one Aberdeen shot but who keeps track of that.

It would have been a great aim if all had been the same from last season but they tied their hand behind their own back before declaring it.

A huge part of me feels that isn't living within your means. It is almost artificially inflating budget based on the fans of other clubs. What is the point of spending more money on what you are putting on the pitch but building barriers to it succeeding in the home environment and for the club in the long run.

But hospitality is mixed. Sure we would make more money from giving them less seats in the ground and a larger contingent in hospitality? The Queens Park model if you will 😅

Why do they seem more eager to get away fans in the East rather than in the existing section in the main stand? North end of the main stand, and behind both goals should be more than enough. Other teams can have main and north stand. It just seems too simple to me.

It feels like a huge lack in aspiration. There was zero drive to get more fans through the gate with season ticket sales it was straight to the 'you aren't significant enough in numbers, physical and financial, for us'. Did not expect it at all from the new owners and that is perhaps where a lot of the anger stems from. It is the move of the Browns when we got relegated for the first time at McDiarmid but they were addressing downturns in fans - not the chance for an upturn that is available here.

I missed this update:

We have segregation in the main stand, why did they have to move that to the east. money? (not having a go at you I was just a point that is worth discussing) The segregation in the main stand works due to massive space between stand and pitch for people to queue to get in, separate pie stall and toilets which are isolated, hospitality acting as a soft barrier - it is mixed anyway, away fans are then next to the away car park. We can bash the Browns all we want but they worked out all these practicalities and its been turned on its head for no reason at all. Really feels like someone has been using pen and paper with no touch on reality or how people have to flow and move. Segregation in the east stand is a mental idea - you would need to make sure away fans only come in to the turn styles one side which isn't enforceable and just causes issues if you do try and enforce it. I just can't believe they have been this thoughtless and this isn't even scratching the surface of the issues that have created. We have sold 1,000 but I imagine we would be at two or three times that if it had been done properly. Does the air of misery just ****ing seep out of the walls of that bloody boardroom? Insane.

Not watched much of Aberdeen but what I did see Mitov didn't seem to be at his best.

Marvin Bartley has chucked the Livi job. Scott Arfield is taking over in the interim.

Knew that would work: