bennybongo

The players owe Ally a big performance tonight, that's for sure.

Players need to come out fighting, and bury this mob. There is absolutely no reason we can't kick on from here and put pressure on Hearts. Far too many people being hijacked by the media. Yes, Ally should go - but we can still win this fuckin league.

Need to admit. That isn't good enough. I was expecting a better reaction than that today - was expecting 4 or 5. The points are what matters, but his jaiket is still on a shaky nail after that.

A wee bit of composure in front of goal, and it would be 2 or 3 nil. We have been utterly dominant ffs.

Very unlucky not to be in front. We totally dominated the game. Finishing was frustrating, but when we get the first that will settle us. We are showing that we are a couple of levels above this team - as should be the case. We may not be anything like the team we were, or will be again, but some of the appraisals of that first half are totally ridiculous.

I'm not blaming the support. I'm saying I hope the team gets full backing today. That's what support means.

We need a convincing win today, and I have no doubt we will get it. This is the serious business, and I just hope all the support are right behind the team.

I honestly don't think he can go on for long with this kind of pressure. Must be just a case of hammering out the deal to get him out the door, and the new guy in. Although it is terrible right now, there is every chance we will have a new management team in place very soon - that will give the place a much needed lift, and with the possibility of a few loan signings from Newcastle, or maybe even some Mike Ashley cash to invest in the squad, we will be back in business, back in the SPL and back at the top before too long. I know I'll get pelters for being positive, but I don't really give a fuck, as this is what I think will happen.

To be honest it is the league that counts.

1.4 Million? Who on Earth signed off on that contract? Surely they will accept a reduced offer to leave.

The line has now been crossed. We are staring into the abyss, and promotion is far from a given. Time to shake it up - new management could spark a transformation in these players as they are FAR FAR better than this. Sorry Ally, I have no truck with the abuse being levelled, but do the right thing and walk NOW.

I really hope this is the case: not only would it offer a very badly needed wind of change around the place, but it would be a clear indication of what Mike Ashley is all about. Nobody is saying he's a supporter or some kind of philanthropist, but this guy has the wherewithal to put us back where we ought to be. We should be 100% behind Ashley now, as realistically - what is the alternative?

I think it is highly doubtful that we will win the title now. For me we have to look into getting someone in who can definitely steer us through the playoffs, and possibly turn things around sooner, so we can win the title after all. It is possible, but sadly it doesn't seem to be the case under Ally. I wish we could handle this situation with dignity though.

Surely we can demand compensation for the SFA's role in this. We were conned by people that the SFA allowed to act with impunity. Also, seeing as the sale was fraudulent, we should be able to go back to the old company now.

All football managers have a burden of expectation. Realistically Ally should have been able to assemble a side that would win this title. The season is not over yet, so we can't say that he has failed in this, but it isn't looking great at the moment. I think the general feeling is just a lack of confidence in his managerial ability - he doesn't seem up to it. My view is that he should be given until such time it becomes clear that he is or isn't going to deliver the title. If it becomes clear we aren't going to win it, we need to get someone on board to steer us through the playoffs, and get our team ready for the SPL.