Alex Schwollow

[Billy Butcher]

Let’s not, eh.

If Shankland had scored with the goal gaping on Saturday a win would see us champions tonight.

If Kingsley had just hammered the ball anywhere but his own net on Saturday a win tonight would see us champions.

If we’d actually switched into gear against Livingston at any point a win would see us champions tonight.

If Braga/Kabore had finished their chances at Pittodrie a win would see us champions tonight.

If we hadn’t collectively shat the bed at ER in December a win would see us champions tonight.

If Findlay didn’t have a brain fart at St Mirren a win would see us champions.

If Braga didn’t hit the post against Motherwell a win would see us champions tonight.

Re the Killie game specifically - if we didn’t go backs against the wall for at least 10 minutes against one of the worst teams in the league then a win would see us champions tonight.

We could make a decent argument that if we had Zanny throwing the ball in his net we wouldn’t be anywhere near here.

[Mikey]

Every keeper going to have a few cock ups in a season. Nature of the position

He's a good goalie but I wish he wouldn't punch the ball as much.

[2MatoFish]

Findlay has made considerably more fuck ups that Schwolow. Halkett cost us the livingston game and was shaky in the weeks leading up to it. Kyzi hasn't kicked a ball in months. Braga hasn't put in a performance this side of Easter. Nobody is lining up to complain about those guys.

Over the course of the season, Schwolow has been first class.

[Zizou]

Honestly what a shite point to make today

Here’s a fact - if we had stuck with Shander our season would be over and we’d be thinking about the conference qualifiers.

[CritchSmile]

It’s a wild but very funny thread bump

[Pete Seeger]

He’s been excellent. Imagine waking up on a day like today and slaughtering wur keeper.

[Billy Butcher]

If you are reading Alexander, you’ve been top class - keep it up tonight and don’t listen to the slaverers

[Christian Benorchgrevink]

Aye probably not the day for it tbf 

Just had this niggle in my head since the Killie game that that’s the one that’s going to cost us. You can point to individual errors throughout the season but that’s the one that stings more than any other.

Had like an hour to kill this morning before I had to leave for work so started watching random highlights of the season and was raging at the Killie game plus the St Mirren because both were so needless

[Zizou]

If we lose the league it’s nothing to do with individual errors, that happens to every single
Team over a season. it’s because Celtic got a grip and won the last 8 games.

We are doing the impossible and every player in the squad deserves enormous credit.

[Billy Butcher]

Spot on AP.

The players and management deserve a huge amount of credit. For everyone talking about the mistakes we’ve made or whatever - we’ve lost one game in the last 8 and if we lose the league the chances are we will have lost 2 of the last 10 and the thing that will have caused us to lose the league is arguably a referee’s decision.

[Socko]

Can drive yourself mental thinking about little moments or results throughout the season that if they'd just been slightly different would've seen us further ahead or that. Do it myself all the time   unhealthy habit.

[Floyd]

I’m happy to blame that cheating cunt McLean after his refereeing display on Saturday.

[Groot]

It’s too easy to focus on one thing but not consider consequences 

For example if Schwollow hadn’t fucked up against Killie would we have gone to Celtic Park and won the next game? So many tiny nuances that have got us to where we are today and we can’t change any of it and if we end up not winning the league it’s not just one moment that’s done it

[Mikey]

We'll have the whole summer to torture ourselves with these things, if things don't work out in the end, so let's not the now

[Cammo Toe 2]

A defining moment for me in 86 was the scythe on Sandy Clark in the box not being given as a pen at Dens.

I dread the same reflection on 26 being that VAR pen decision at Motherwell.