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The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

Fuck it. I'm going to keep my head in the clouds and go for 1-2 (take a very early lead, play like shit, then snatch a very late winner) And I am predicting all other results go our way and we finish the weekend in 4th - 2 points of 3rd. There's some Monday morning positivity to get us all through the week.

Johnny Cash - You Beat All I Ever Saw

If I am nae mistaken it is over 3 years since we last won a league match at Tannadump and I cant see that changing this weekend. we might manage to sneak away with a draw. 1-1 (Nisbet for the good guys)

Never seen that coming. It was a shit performance to be honest but the three points very much needed (although not deserved) but every team needs to be able win ugly when things are not as they should be. So well done for that. Mouloua looks lively and I also think we have a decent player and goal scorer in him. Playing him in a two up front formation alongside Nisbet sit he way we should be setting up, so let's hope we go with this. It is rather concerning that we only had 35% possession at home to one of the worst form teams in the league. any half decent outfit would have beaten us, I am pretty sure of that. But hey ho three points is three points and very much needed so well done for that. Fk sake Robinson get these lads into Cormack park this morning and introduce them to the basics, and football for dummies. Fk sake min tell them when they get the ball look for someone in the same colour of shirt as them and give the ball to him (it is nae fukin rocket science) That on Saturday was some of the worst passing I have ever.

On 18 October last year, we beat St Mirren 1-0 away from home. We limited them to one shot on target in that game. My point being, I don't think we've somehow got more about us this season that we're able to win games we couldn't last year. Robinson threw that line out when we beat Hearts then went quiet the following week when we lost to Dundee. Sometimes we get a bit of fortune. I think us getting the penalty was that (it was a penalty, but a silly challenge that if the St Mirren defender doesn't make then Yogane probably does little else with the chance). Would we have gone on to win it anyway, maybe. But Thelin might have won it too... I thought we were very fortunate to be level at the break. We didn't turn around a deficit v St Johnstone the previous week, so I can't say with great confidence we'd have done it v St Mirren. Our main problem hasn't been the turnover of players though. It's been a manager seemingly at a loss what to do with his team, and a glaring lack of game plan. Last season, we went in undercooked, and made a lot of signings late on. We did correct both those errors this season so it's little surprise the stats show a slightly better start. But, from the start of October until mid-December, we did only lose one league game out of 10 - a loss to Hibs days after getting the runaround in Greece. So we're really at the stage now where we should start to see something from this team. We have Rangers twice in Glasgow between now and December, and granted we're big underdogs in both, but those apart it's Dundee United (a) Falkirk (h) Hibs (h) Kilmarnock (a) Dundee (h) That is a very winnable set of fixtures. We're past the excuses stage now.

Flamengo 0-2 up half way through second half.

Bahia v Flamengo on premier sport just now. 0-0 after 30 minutes but been decent game so far.

2 things I would say there. 1. whether we could easily have lost yesterday or not bears no relation to we defo would have lost it this time last year. We were as wide open as St Mirren were yesterday playing with half the confidence and whilst we might have scored I have no doubt we would have lost by a couple personally. I think it's a bit harsh to say we got away with one. We got away with one in the first half to not go into the break trailing but the same changes would have been made if we hadn't and St Mirren still would have been wide open, they are not a team that can park the bus at the moment. It's easy to argue it would have still been one way traffic second half. 1 transfer window where a full first team and half a bench have been turned over. That's pretty extreme by any measure if you ask me and despite taking over in March in a lot of ways he was back to square one in the summer as a result. He had a league cup group stage he HAD to qualify from after a very short pre season. It's defo better than playing friendly's but only as long as you win and the manager is not going to be experimenting a lot when playing these games as he's on a hiding to nothing if Aberdeen don't win them all. Probably 2 weeks worth of pitch time as players will have been given a week off most likely. The improvement I see is we are harder to beat but that's not to say I think we are hard to beat. Our stats are better than they were after playing 9 last season, we haven't lost 6 of them with many of them being favourable fixtures, have scored 10 instead of 6 and conceded 10 instead of 11. Hardly setting the heather alight figures and with no european distraction either but still movement in the right direction from where we were. Tannadice will be a big test all things considered, would be a huge win for Robinson if he could get it and a crushing defeat should we lose.

We don’t play through midfield so their midfield will see less of the ball too!

We could get Lennon to piss his signature into the pitch at a training session.

Utd are as unpredictable as we are. Unfortunately it sounds like Cameron is coming onto a game for them and they’ve signed a couple of half decent players in midfield so expect that’s where the battle might be won or lost. Weirdly, they look more comfortable away from home and have struggled to get any convincing results at Tannadice. Hopefully we stick with the back 4 and put a combative and mobile midfield out. Id go Aremu with Lyons and Marshall. As long as Mouloua is at the heart of our attack I don’t mind who plays with him between Nisbet and Olusanya.