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SPFL Roundup 5th/6th March 2022 (Patreon)

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2022-03-06 19:58:02
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Kev looks round the rest of this weeks SPFL fixtures. 

Dundee Utd and Hearts serve up a 4 goal thriller.

Mark Mcghee returns to Firpark with his Dundee team 5 years after Motherwell sacked him.

Should Ross County fans be looking out the passports for a European adventure?

Hibs make it 3 nil nil draws in a row vs St Johnstone, and Celtic overcome Livingston.

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Rona Bluebell

With every week the chance to close the gap narrows. Even if (and right now I say if) we beat THEM at home and draw away and win all our other games, it’s still not enough. It may come down to another Helicopter Sunday of hope. Maybe I’m in delayed shock or maybe the result at Livi today has dampened my usually optimistic view but I’m feeling even more angry that we’re in this position. What the hell happened?

Aatlis

Spot on with the referee situation. Some of the decisions should land them in prison! 🤣

Scott Watson

I really like the approach you are taking with highlighting "VAR would have made a better decision here" for other teams Kev I think this has to be the right approach. You've said it a number of times, if we complain after something goes against us, it just sounds like sour grapes. The more we highlight how it could be helping other teams, the more we are likely to get support for it. Of course on here I think you are likely preaching to the converted, but I still think it's useful to get all of us into that mindset. I'd love to see the club do something like pay a panel of three top refs (from outside of Scotland, naturally) to publish a review of every round of fixtures to ramp this up The mood music for VAR in Scotland does seem to finally be positive, but it's important not to think that is the end of the story - there will still be dire decisions after that and we should be thinking about how to keep the pressure for improvement consistently high