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It didn’t mean we are already there, I mean it is a real possibility if things don’t change fast.

Very poor. As things stand, Celtic are a point behind us. And that’s after being to Ibrox, Tynecastle, Easter Road and Pittodrie. Surely everyone has woken up to the fact that we are staring disaster in the face now? Massive second half coming up.

Thank goodness for that. Aribo providing the spark and a good goal from Morelos.

Always feels like a matter of time, dreading it.

I wonder if Hagi has in mind that Kent will be returning soon and he’s trying to make himself hard to drop. He’s catching form anyway.

Away to St Mirren after a European match was a very tricky tie so I’ll take the 3 points, especially after going 1 down so early. Our record of coming from behind to win away from home is terrible. So I’m very happy with the points, on to the next challenge.

It’s an astonishing return. It’s easy to forget how hard it is to reach full fitness when you are constantly picking up injuries, yet he scores at this rate. That is why I see him as one of our most important players.

I actually think there are a lot of positives to take from that and it could be used as a bit of a springboard. The forwards are starting to find a flow. Equally, it has to be said that we showed the same defensive frailties against an ordinary side and still a lack of ruthlessness in front of goal so we’re not out of the woods yet.

Great news

Right decision to bring on Sakala. His pace on the break could be very useful in the last 20 minutes of this game.

Hagi’s vision is unrivalled

We’re still ball watching! Another let off because we are watching the man at the byline instead of the men who are actually in dangerous positions. Really basics defensive mistakes.

They were pelting Tav when he was taking a corner.

That mistake sums up our season so far, about 10 seconds into the second half. Another big let off.

I was nervous when he lost the ball in the middle of the park which prompted a counter attack, and then maybe could have scored the header before the goal. But he came alive and is looking good now.

Encouraging signs from Morelos in the last 10 minutes there. So unlucky with the shot and some really good touches before that. Positive play from Hagi and Aribo tonight too.

On the first replay I thought it was off but when they ruled it onside it’s mad not to believe them, second replay showed it was on

It hasn’t been scintillating but it’s 2-0! We have an opportunity here to kick start our season.

Big let off there. Ball-watching really annoys me.

He doesn’t have the fitness levels of a Kamara or Jack and Davis should be coming on for him when he tires.

I always worry about our goal threat without Roofe in the team, even when he’s not on form. An injury to Roofe is still a massive risk to our season. I won’t go over old ground on Morelos, but we’ve missed our chance to sell him at peak value. We are sleepwalking into disaster at the moment. One of the weakest Celtic sides in recent memory have been in the disarray and are within touching distance of us. Bear in mind we have had more favourable fixtures than them to date. We haven’t even been to Parkhead, Tynecastle or Easter Road yet.

Exactly right. The giveaway question was whether people would prefer Celtic get 10 in a row or Rangers nick it. Aberdeen’s fans were the only ones who wanted Celtic to get 10, which is quite incredible given the whole of Scottish football would have never heard the end of it.

Aberdeen is a bit of a sore subject for the nationalists. Oil was central to their argument yet Aberdeen city was 58.61% no and Aberdeenshire 60.36% no. I do imagine yes voters are heavily over-represented in their support though. The No voters would have been working people.

Controversial. I do occasionally frequent forums of Hibs, Hearts and Aberdeen to see what their views are on us and them. Aberdeen are totally different to the other two, they have made hating Rangers their sole purpose in life without realising it. Hibs and Hearts fans obviously don’t like us but they’re generally fine, nothing unexpected.

The overwhelming feeling is relief, and as others have said thank goodness for the international break. I think we have been lucky with our opening 8 fixtures in that we haven’t had to go to the 4/5 hardest away grounds. We could be much worse off if we’d been to Easter Road and Parkhead rather than the reverse. We have come through a spell of very poor form relatively unscathed domestically and now we have a chance to re-group and put things right for the next phase of games.