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Nobody has to buy it.

This is a quote from an article, by a Rangers fan (yes ?), about Celtic.

Well, he was getting paid a wage . . .

Quite poor today. Despite that we performed much better than the referee.

I quite enjoy King's press conferences. Despite that it does sadden me slightly to think of him having to answer a series pedestrian, often repetitive, questions from Scottish football journalists.

We've started well and I don't think anyone seriously believes we will fail to win this division now. All of our wins have been against teams playing in this division or below though. Despite our success there are still plenty of unanswered questions about the team. I'll be interested to see how we cope if we encounter a team who prevents us from controlling possession and forces us to defend. We have not had to defend much so far but we have still managed to lose a few goals. Before the end of the month we will face opponents from the top division, St Johnstone, in the League Cup. It seems like most supporters are looking forward to this now. I don't think we are going to learn too much more about the team from the league matches but that's not the case with the cup. The top division appears to have a range of quality in it. Last season we managed to knock some out with a poor team, so we should expect to beat some. We also lost against three of the teams now in the top division, so we can expect it to be more difficult against others. Once we start to play teams from the top division we will find out how far we can go in the cups and have a reasonable idea of who we could finish above in the league. Interested to read what you all think just now. Who can we expect to beat from the top division? How far will we go in the cups?

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For a while, during the first half, I wondered if Raith would ever get to kick the ball again.

I registered, with a view to signing up, to it a few years back and found cause for complaint quite quickly. I contacted them and was advised that the problem wouldn't be getting corrected. I then decided not to sign up. Didn't realise that it used flash though. Can't think of any software that I hate more than flash.

No thanks.

A bargain price for a great player. Admin: Is there any chance of Gersnet organising a crowdfunding campaign?

Only one way to change this.

I think I would prefer Kilmarnock to Celtic but I would take anyone at home too.

It does free up plenty of employers national insurance contributions though. I'm new to this but if such a thing happened to Darren McGregor I think we might have just saved about £27,000 from our playing budget.

There is no way we'd have let him leave with his contract being fully paid up. Why should we?

I would have preferred another premier league team last year. Either of the two you mentioned would do fine. If we manage to put a team like that out then we can start thinking about something bigger.

I agree about the toilets. There is adequate cover for almost every crowd that Ayr gets though.

But, but, but think about how efficient it would be!

If I was an Ayr United fan and the team moved to Kilmarnock I would stop attending matches. Many fans, the type who actually attend, want a local team.

Can I be the only football fan who thinks that Somerset Park is great? How would you improve it?

Better for who? Let clubs and fans decide what to do for themselves. Also, Ayr and Killie need two stadiums.

Yes, and football clubs are not a priority. I don't want a penny of my tax to go to football clubs.

Just what we need. Another reason to enjoy beating Hibernian.

Based on this I'd be surprised if this was not another sell out. Hopefully this match will be very loud.

I think you can buy a season ticket just now if you like.