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I'll be sorry if Hemdani goes. He was playing really well in midfield, then stuck to his task when shifted to centre-back.

Even if there are one or two debatable points. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtm...10/sfnphi10.xml

The original article makes it sound like we're the only ones who observe a minute's silence. It's in dubious taste to basically boast about this. As for "the northlands of Ireland" what I mostly see over there is ordinary people from various backgrounds who are sick of violence whatever quarter it comes from and are trying to get on with their daily lives. I doubt if belting out tribal anthems at Ibrox helps anyone over there.

Park has been linked to a move to re-join Mowbray at West Brom.

Yesterday Taylor was giving the impression that Smith doing both jobs wasn't such a bad idea. Today the SFA seem to have ruled it out completely. Their loss, some would say.

If there's any real danger to the Smith deal I would asume Murray is working on "Plan C". He certainly should be.

It's the "safe" choice. Whether it really works out safe or not is another matter.

Can he play centre-half?

I thought McGregor dived out of the way of the first goal rather than making himself big and blocking it (watch replay from behind the goal) and he was certainly at fault at the third. Of course he was not the only one who was at fault by any means. As for Barry, he's human. He started off very subdued but came onto a game later on.

We'll see. B)

Under current employment legislation you cannot dismiss someone who is seeking specialist help for an illness Ferguson is currently registered with the Tony Adams Sporting Chance Clinic Helluva convenient that We would never dismiss an expensive player. We might transfer-list him and sell him off but that's a different matter.

Let's do curry tests as well.

Walter is a pretty tough cookie, you can be assured of that. What happened in his previous time here was clearly working for the most part so certain things may have been let go. But he won't be messed about by any player once he chooses to lay down the law.

No there aren't.

J-Rod wasn't the worst while he was on (for what that's worth). Hemdani has been poor at the back and I suspect the plan was to bring Webster straight in and restore Hemdani to midfield, where he played very well earlier in the season - especially with Clement out. Then Webster got injured.

Word has been that Clement has been carrying an injury. Dunfermline: McKenzie, Wilson, McGuire, S, Morrison, Young, Ross, Simmons, O, Morrison, Crawford, O'Brien, Hamilton Subs: Murdoch, Tod, Woods, Bamba, Daquin Rangers: McGregor, Hutton, Rodriguez, Svensson, Murray, Rae, Ferguson, Hemdani, Adam, K, Boyd, Novo Subs: Gallacher, Lennon, Buffel, Burke, Papac Referee: I Brines

A lot of midfielders unless we're losing some e.g. Clement.

From the Sunday Pest: http://www.sundaypost.com/sport.htm

I hear the papers are linking us with Robbie Neilson, for what it's worth.

White was up against a really good Celtic team. But it's unfair to say PLG since he wasn't here for long enough for it to be a fair chance imho.

Or we're not getting Brown?

Pretty decent player. But a bit obnoxious and 30 years old.

No real back-up for the Telegraph's claim is there? "Ibroxblue can reveal that Paul Le Guen resigned because he didn't like the coffee at Murray Park".

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ers/6237901.stm

http://www.fansfc.com/frontpage/frontpagen...p?newsid=161225