Provided we beat Dumbarton on Saturday (a must surely) we'll be nine points clear at the top before Falkirk and Morton kick off at 5.15. In that situation what result would we prefer in that game? A draw would suit me as it would hamper the hopes of both sides. I initially thought a Morton win would be best but I see they have a game in hand on us.
I don't honestly think we'll slip up so badly that the title race opens up again, but it would be good open up a bigger gap sooner rather than later.
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16-03-2017 10:27 AM #1
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What would be the best result in this weekend's Falkirk v Morton game?
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We win we are 9 and 12 points clear respectively. A draw then makes this 8 and 11, with Morton having a chance to go 8 with their game in hand (Whenever this is).
It then means the closest Falkirk could be was 5 by beating us at ER. We would have to fall to pieces.
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16-03-2017 10:43 AM #5
Yep, a draw for me. Both teams are on good runs, and Morton in particular have a fantastic home record, where we still need to go. A draw is 2 points gained on both teams, rather than allowing 1 team to stay 6 points behind (as long as we win)
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16-03-2017 10:55 AM #6
Definitely a draw, though a Morton victory, followed by us beating Dumbarton and Falkirk would eliminate Falkirk from the equation. It would also fire up Morton for the double header we have with them...so yes, a draw.
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16-03-2017 10:57 AM #7
Has to be a draw. Worst case Morton win. I think Falkirk are an issue for us still. Can't see us going unbeaten in our next three we always seem to find a way to make it hellish for the fans
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16-03-2017 10:58 AM #8
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1st choice - draw
2nd - Falkirk win
3rd - Morton win but doesn't matter as we're still on course to win the league.
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16-03-2017 11:00 AM #9
0-0, some bad but not career or life threatening injuries, a few red cards wouldn't go amiss.
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16-03-2017 11:31 AM #12
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16-03-2017 11:54 AM #13
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I'm dithering between a draw and a Morton win.
A draw is a safer option perhaps, but I genuinely don't see Morton sustaining their push ahead of Falkirk - Even with their very impressive home record, and by all accounts their impressive form this season.
I also think Falkirk will win on saturday. Beating Dumbarton is an absolute must for us, I hope the players are aware of this (I'm sure they are) and we don't see the drop in quality that we've had before directly after 'bigger' games were we've stepped up.
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16-03-2017 12:06 PM #16
5 sendings off per side would be good. Then the game would be abandoned and maybe they'd both be deducted some points.
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16-03-2017 01:35 PM #17
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A Morton win for me - they don't have a jambo-fud for a manager who hates Hibs with a passion ! From now until this league's been won, Houston will be constantly firing-up his players to do 'everything and all-things' possible in his rabid desire to get one over on us !
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16-03-2017 04:40 PM #20
Falkirk win I think. It dents Mortons hopes who can mathematically get closest to us as is and we have to meet twice.. Obviously we would need to beat Falkirk after taking care of Dumbarton this week. We then have Morton at home midweek. Win that and its all over. So yes Falkirk win for me please. A draw would obviously not be a disaster but I would ne wary if Morton win. Having said all of the above we just need to take care of business and it doesnt matter a kot what anyone else does.
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But, a draw wouldn't be too shabby!
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16-03-2017 05:13 PM #22
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Yep.
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16-03-2017 06:08 PM #23
We've had a wee run of bad results or a drop in form so I expect Falkirk and Morton to have a blip somewhere between now and the end of the season too, They both won't go on unbeaten
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16-03-2017 06:11 PM #24
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Draw every time. Much easier for the chasers to motivate themselves to wins, so 2 dropped points each would do me fine.
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16-03-2017 06:21 PM #25
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16-03-2017 06:46 PM #26
A draw or Falkirk to win rather than Morton winning.
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16-03-2017 07:05 PM #29
If Falkirk get beat and we win they'll be 9 points behind and we've got a game in hand, is that right? If so IMO they'd be out of it so I think I'm leaning towards wanting a Morton win.
We then have two opportunities to take care of Morton to put them out the race too.
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