(02-03-2020 01:09 )mikedafc Wrote: [ -> ]First Dunfermline win at home against Dundee United since 2007 needed a win to take us further away from the bottom of the table and closer to the promotion playoffs
Yeah, it's so tight in that division, apart from the leaders that is. Congratulations on a well-deserved win.
Hearts beat Hibs, so Hamilton drop back to 12th. If St Mirren beat St Johnstone tonight, then it's effectively a 2 horse race
Hamilton do it again and pull off a 1-0 victory at Ibrox to lift themselves back off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership.
I won't lie, I was a bit surprised by that. Even with the build-up with Gerrard and other defeats, I still wouldn't have put money on that.
St Mirren only drew as well, so now we're back into "false sense of security" mode.
Dunfermline drew with Arbroath.
Hamilton win again despite playing with 10; Men, while Hearts could only draw with Motherwell and St Mirren got thumpered by Celtic
Another awful linesman decision meant Dunfermline drew with QOTS. We got a goal given against us which wasn't over the line against Inverness and today we don't get a goal despite the ball being clearly over the line
Back 2 back wins for Hamilton, and up to 10th. White Knuckle Ride it is.
(07-03-2020 22:14 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]Back 2 back wins for Hamilton
If they keep this up someone's going to write a musical about them
(08-03-2020 13:50 )circles_o_o_o Wrote: [ -> ] (07-03-2020 22:14 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]Back 2 back wins for Hamilton
If they keep this up someone's going to write a musical about them
They'd call it Academical anyway
The Ghost of John Lambie
New Old New Old Douglas Park
Eight Bloody Three
and more...
Would have taken a point at half time against Partick but having gone in front to concede in 4th minute of stoppage time when there is a clear foul on our keeper in the built up is sickening. That's 5 points at least in 3 of the last 4 games versus ICT, QOTS and Partick that referees have cost Dunfermline
I suspected you'd not be impressed...
Dundee beat Ayr, and Inverness won too, so that's a double blow