BigAl

Appeal submitted. In the dug out tomorrow Hearing set for 31st October.

I've quoted that again, just so I can laugh at it again Just felt it deserved it Brilliant Jute.

If Napoli are in the mood then I'd say yes

How long before this is trotted out as an excuse.

SEVEN

Holy fuck it's six Three in five minutes for Salah

And another one 1-5

Huns getting a spanking Shame Not

Is he injured again? Isn't on the bench for Liverpool tonight even with Alexander Arnold out

Have never watched this so had a look on I-Player and see there was a first series from back in 2019. Think that'll be my next watch

Can't agree with you there Tom Imagine only scoring 21 times in 23 appearances for your country

Could have been better but against that, it xertsinly could have been an awful lot worse If we can somehow control Haaland then second is ours for the taking.

Haven't suggested he wasn't mate BUT as soon as things started going wrong he was singled out for criticism that was unjust in my opinion. Incredible that apart from suggestion by Rico that Miovski should have been hooked early on in favour of Ramirez, no one seems to have mentioned the fact that it he was half the finisher some would have you believe then we could still have escaped with a draw despite conceding four. No criticism of McCrorie who had a shite day, Vinny who offered sweet fuck all and Duk who frankly looked like a duck out of water. All round a bad day at the office but then I said before the season kicked off that given the turnover in playing staff I though this would be a season with as many downs as ups

4-0 Richardson again no doubt

Seventy five minutes gone, 64 % possession and not a single shot on target. Let's blame the right back

Must have missed both goals coming from down his side but hey ho here go the agendas again.

Another hat trick for this youngster yesterday in a 4-1 win away to St Mirren. That's a hat trick of hat tricks in the last three games. Can't say I know much about the lad other than he comes from a footballing family. Seems to (me anyway) to have flown under the radar as Harvey & Pirie have been attracting the attention. Note he is only contracted until May 2023 so hopefully we are looking at extending this. Might only be sixteen but could he take the Ramirez seat on the bench come January if he leaves. Read elsewhere he is training with first team squad apparently.

Far from being sacked, Cooper has just signed a new three year contract.

Hearts well and truly pumped again. Only surprise was rhe margin of defeat as if could easily have been double what it was. Heard Rob McLean saying they have now lost eight of their last eleven games. What a genuine shame

Brief club statement issued tonight: After being informed of the decision of the Tribunal in today’s disciplinary hearing against Jim Goodwin, the Club is extremely disappointed at the level of sanction imposed on Jim and are taking it very seriously. We do not expect to get the written reasons behind the decision until next week, but we will be appealing this decision. Meanwhile Jim will be banned from the dugout for the Dundee United game.

Fair points Rico, can't really argue with them Think my reaction is spur of the moment as literally typed my post as soon as I got out of a meeting and found out. Your considered response is proof of why we should think before we type

Agreed that this was highly predictable Neilson say same about Fergie and nobody even calls him out Tonev calls a fellow professional a "b**** b****** and gets a seven match ban Goodwin calls it as everyone I know apart from Hibs supporters know to be correct and he cops for EIGHT match ban The game, that I love is well and truly fucked Just wait until the clowns that'll run VAR get to work Corruption is alive and well in Scottish football

The world of football management is indeed a fickle business. Got to ask what more could they realistically expected from Cooper. Survival in top league was always going to number one objective for Forest. Think it would be a scandalous decision if they punted Cooper at this early stage of the season, particularly having backed him yto the extent they did in the last transfer window

Just binged The Walk In on STV Player. First episode was shown on Monday of this week. Cracking programme based upon true events and live footage of actual events including the Jo Cox murder, Westminster Bridge terrorist attack and the plot to murder MP Rosie Cooper Stephen Graham plays the lead really well as a former National Front and Combat 18 member who has turned his life around. Couple of faults I could find with it if I was being picky but won't disclose until others have viewed it as I'll potentially spoil it.

Noticeable that Alexander Arnold upped his game on Tuesday night. He has been getting a fair bit of flak in recent weeks. Responding well to Ramsay breathing down his neck for the right back starting slot