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The leader of the free world this evening "His name is actually Abduladadalalalala. It's Adulbabababababa Mohammed Al-Sayed. So his middle name is Mohammed. So I was right. He's a jihadist." That was in between talking about good looking guys and wearing make up. Repressed homosexuality is baked into right wing politics. Just live your life guys, it’s only you lot that give a fuck https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mxzke6lqnp2d

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The rules are that if your birthday falls on a weekend, then you are allowed to celebrate it for the whole weekend.

Happy birthday missus What's with the birthday weekend. Is one day not enough for you 😉

How did such toxic vileness become normalised? I mean, fuck me backwards, what gas happened to the world?

It's my birthday weekend please for the love of fuck can we actually score some goddamm goals

You lot are filling me with fear again for tomorrow now.

Nisbet doubtful Moulula only trained today Mahou probably not fit for ninety minutes. Where's Mitchy ? Can't see us getting anything out of this. Out Golf Red TV Dinner out and drinks 0-2

You could argue he doesn't have much choice but to float crosses in as he's usually aiming at Nisbet. As such he needs to prioritise accuracy over power as Nisbet is good header of a ball but ain't going to win a header against a centre half very often.

Frame is a much better crosser of the ball than both of them. NGW is a good footballer though, he just doesn't quite fit into any of the left sided roles. A bit ropey defensively, doesn't beat a man further forward. It's difficult with those types, and not unusual for a fullback to be in that middle ground. It would be good if we could adopt a lopsided approach at times, where one of them just stayed high up the park and tried to get crosses in from nearer the goal line. Their starting positions are always far too deep, especially with a back three. However, much of that stems from not having Knoester on the left, as Molloy's positioning is always quite conservative too. Milne is better at it, but needs constant encouragement to stay higher up and drive with the ball, as he'll quickly take the safe option and drop back too.

He floats crosses into the box, with little power on them and easy for defenders to clear. Better than NGW, but neither great as wing backs, although I would say NGW, is a better player.

Robbo has been speaking to the media before the game. He says he hasn't got a clue what is going on, and that he expects his team to fold like a broken card table and get beat again. He didn't really, but it would have been more truthful than what he actually said.

Aye Cadden has something of a headless chicken quality to him a lot of the time. Does have a decent cross on him 2bf but I think it was you saying the other day we don't really have anyone to aim for in there for that to be worthwhile.

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We played a 3-4-3 in large parts against St Johnstone, after Mouloua died. It was equally as shite as the 3-5-2. Cadden is terrible at getting forward, and terrible when he does. He covers a lot of ground, but rarely gets into positions of use.

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I just wonder, with the lack of home goals and the injuries, if we'll see a wee change of shape to a 3-4-3, which Robinson has toyed with and played a lot at St Mirren. (Although, Robinson wouldn't be the first manager to exaggerate his injuries on the eve of a game). Robinson has said all his full-backs are better as wing backs, so the three at the back looks like it is here to stay. Olusanya through the middle - which could have mixed results - and who knows what combination in midfield. Ronan, Armstrong, Smith and Marshall would be my picks.