Stewart

What am I going to do with my Dons top with his name on the back now?

I'd be happier if we had more than 3 strikers with proper first team experience.

Is this confirmed? Apparently was on Radio Scotland earlier.

Al, I'm sure Arsenal signed Arshavin well after the window shut last year so you may be right.

Even when we're selling players it takes bloody ages.

Good to see you voting from memory there.

I'll need to go for Anderson and Whyte on players that I've seen in person.

I do think if he's off - which is looking pretty likely now - we need to get in 2 strikers rather than one. See there's a bit on the official site now saying that we've had a bid. Only a matter of time then.

Mark McGhee said: "There was a lack of energy and cohesion in the team. We were all to blame. I don't know if it was because of a lack of energy after Wednesday night. If you look at Mark Kerr, he was immense on Wednesday but looked lacking in energy today. You have to wonder why that is. "Maybe the game came too quickly for them. I am baffled. I asked the players after the game and they just shrugged and couldn't give me a reason for the performance. "We started off OK and I wasn't too alarmed but after we conceded the goal we deteriorated. "We tried to change it about at half-time but we didn't get the chance because they scored almost straight away. The game got away from us and after that we never looked like a team that had the energy to get back into it.'' McGhee also praised the performance of Motherwell's Jim O'Brien, a transfer target for the Dons. "Jim had the energy today. On Wednesday night you would maybe be looking at our team and wondering where Jim would fit in. That is important to remember. But Jim was very good today, although that didn't surprise me.'' Craig Brown said: "The one thing I would say is that things are going for us at the moment. There will come a time when things don't go for us. "We have to keep calm and keep our feet on the ground and not get carried away because we have kept four clean sheets in a row and won here. We were fortunate here." Brown credited Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee, the former Well manager, as one of the reasons behind the win. He explained: "I have to give Mark McGhee credit as the guys that played so well for me were Mark McGhee men. They were experienced guys that were marginalised before Archie and I came here - guys like Stephen Craigan, Steven Hammell and Keith Lasley. Mark had them all in a team that finished third in the league. It is paradoxical but I'm crediting Mark for the success we had today. "They are all great pros who speak so highly of him. The previous management was determined to go with youth. The youth were on the bench today and they are good young players but they were asked to do a lot after starting the season so well. They dipped and went eight games without a win so we brought the Mark McGhee boys back in.''

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/20100129/jim-jefferies-comes-home_2241384_1949538 Jefferies in

Someone seems to have emailed them.

Sky Sports News.

Just saw the goals again. Why was Michael Stewart moaning at the ref after Fyvie's goal?

Apparently a Hearts fan told someone I know that they dominated us in the first half without scoring and we suckered them a bit in the 2nd. Didn't sound that way on the radio, so what's the case?

Just saw the goals on SSN. Sky were fairly talking up Fyvie.

So is he trying to say we done them in?

That always happen aye?

Goals coming on SSN now I think.

1-0 Raith so far.

Glad to get him off the wage bill.

The game would improve if Craig Burley lost his voice.

Gartland. Fortuné was through on goal and he brought him down, looked accidental. He was booked in the first half as well so he'd have been off even if there was a covering defender.

St Johnstone down to ten men seconds in to the 2nd half.