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Happy to see we are already talking about Josh Windass. We will be doing this every six months until the end of his career.

Please tell me that you write this with the aid of google translate ...

Like Ejaria it is clear that he has skill. Also like Ejaria we need to ask how much of it leads to a goal?

I didn't think he was that bad. I was much more concerned with how poor our players were.

It just makes it worse. Kilmarnock are now top of the league.

I'll take the league thanks. Strange knee jerk reaction ...

I wondered if we would be better with Rossiter than Ejaria tonight. As @pete points out Ejaria does little other than slow the game down. It's great that the ball sticks to his feet but it's not proving to be much use to us. Coulibaly continued to look terrible. The ball is just bouncing off of him. Good luck to Angers if they want £3 million for him.

Terrible performance from just about every player. Only two showed any fight and that was Lafferty and McGregor. Aberdeen knew exactly how to play against us. Leading up to the Morelos red card I wondered if we had already went down to ten men.

A bit harsh here I think.

I watched this a couple of days ago. Some of the insight is encouraging. For example when he tells us that he used to find, and flatten, the biggest opponent.

I think it was a good appointment. People need to be realistic though. There is another team that is flying in the same division so finishing top is probably expecting too much. The truth is that Dundee United should be very happy to get in to the playoffs given that they have had a managerial change during the season.

An enjoyable match overall. Thought Hearts were very good until we scored. A shame that Arfield will miss the next match. Looks like Ejaria and Coulibaly are still struggling for form and I think both will be playing.

Almost all modern for me. At least one of my selections may be deeply upsetting. It is a favoured eleven though. Ronald Waterreus Alan Hutton Lorenzo Amoruso Madjid Bougherra Saša Papac Gennaro Gattuso Ray Wilkins Jorg Albertz Claudio Caniggia Alfredo Morelos Peter Lovenkrands

"Unacceptable behaviour" aside, people have a right to behave more or less as they want. But yes, many people who emerge, seemingly out of nowhere, to watch European matches often stand out. I happen to sit in the rear of the main stand where I could usually catch up on my sleep. Not so on European nights when I am startled to hear long forgotten songs from the distant past performed out by some unfamiliar soloist. I don't think this is wrong, despite what emerges from the fevered imagination of the super moderator. But it is one way, among many, in which such incredible supporters stand out.

I don't belittle anybody. I don't mention the unknown personal circumstances of those who emerge, seemingly out of nowhere, to watch European matches. Neither do I mention this strange "season ticket book" you speak of. Congratulations for doing the most murderous violence upon the head of that straw man!

How about Alfie Mo?

Did BT Sport show the league table after Morelos scored?

You could see that coming. Ejaria and Coulibaly were all over the place.

Why would you ask a question like that?

The fans that appear, seemingly out of nowhere, for European matches are quite incredible.

You are, as it happens. Probably not in the way that you feared though.

Is there no end to his talents!

While watching the game last night I was reminded about how good Glenn Middleton is. It's not just that he is good. It is that he is good at so many things. In addition to being fast his crossing is excellent. When he gets into a goal scoring position he is a cool and reliable finisher. Twice now, against Villarreal alone, he has demonstrated he can use one-touch passing to open up an opposition defence. You wouldn't describe him as a one trick pony ...

You would need to ask someone who pays. I can't understand why anybody chooses to pay for a television licence.

You are not forced to pay to watch the propaganda they spew out.