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The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 4:49 pm
The Place to discuss all things SPFL Premiership and Championship related.
Will attempt to preview and review as many games as possible every week and keep every team from the Premiership updated as the Season goes on
Will keep every SPFL Premiership and certain Championship clubs home attendances and top goalscorers up to date throughout the season
Will attempt to preview and review as many games as possible every week and keep every team from the Premiership updated as the Season goes on
Will keep every SPFL Premiership and certain Championship clubs home attendances and top goalscorers up to date throughout the season
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 5:05 pm
ABERDEEN
1. Jamie Langfield
2. Shaleum Logan
3. Andrew Considine
4. Russell Anderson (captain)
5. Ash Taylor
6. Mark Reynolds (vice-captain)
7. Kenny McLean
8. Willo Flood
9. Adam Rooney
10. Niall McGinn
11. Jonny Hayes
13. Clark Robertson
14. Cammy Smith
15. Barry Robson
16. Peter Pawlett
17. David Goodwillie
18. Nicky Low
20. Scott Brown
22. Ryan Jack
23. Jamie Masson
24. Declan McManus
25. Lawrence Shankland
26. Craig Storie
27. Craig Murray
29. Joe Shaughnessy
30. Danny Rogers
Top Goalscorers
12 - Adam Rooney
3 - Niall McGinn, David Goodwillie, Peter Pawlett, Johnny Hayes
2 - Shaleum Logan;
2012-13 Average Attendance: 9,610
2012-13 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 9,142
2013-14 Average Attendance: 13,111
2013-14 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 12,460
2014-15 Average Attendance: 13,358 (253,811 fans from 19 SPFL Premiership Matches)
2014-15 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 12,825
HOME EUROPEAN ATTENDACE:
3/7/2014: vs FK Dugava Riga - 15,184
17/7/2014: vs FC Groningen - 16,523
8/8/2014: vs Real Sociedad - 17,677
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
10/08/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 16,471
30/08/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 11,003
20/9/2014: vs Ross County - 10,865
27/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 11,414
30/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 10,373
24/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 11,149
9/11/2014: vs Celtic - 19,051
6/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 10,330
20/12/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 11,282
1/1/2015: vs St Johnstone - 15.263
17/1/2015: vs Dundee - 16,796
7/2/2015: vs Ross County - 12,036
21/2/2015: vs St Mirreen - 14,720
13/3/2015: vs Motherwell - 13,267
4/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 12,722
8/4/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 11,319
18/4/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 12,619
10/5/2015: vs Celtic - 16,742
24/5/2015: vs St Johnstone - 16,389
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs Livingston - 6,454
29/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 9,311
31/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 29,608 *Neutral Venue
1. Jamie Langfield
2. Shaleum Logan
3. Andrew Considine
4. Russell Anderson (captain)
5. Ash Taylor
6. Mark Reynolds (vice-captain)
7. Kenny McLean
8. Willo Flood
9. Adam Rooney
10. Niall McGinn
11. Jonny Hayes
13. Clark Robertson
14. Cammy Smith
15. Barry Robson
16. Peter Pawlett
17. David Goodwillie
18. Nicky Low
20. Scott Brown
22. Ryan Jack
23. Jamie Masson
24. Declan McManus
25. Lawrence Shankland
26. Craig Storie
27. Craig Murray
29. Joe Shaughnessy
30. Danny Rogers
Top Goalscorers
12 - Adam Rooney
3 - Niall McGinn, David Goodwillie, Peter Pawlett, Johnny Hayes
2 - Shaleum Logan;
2012-13 Average Attendance: 9,610
2012-13 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 9,142
2013-14 Average Attendance: 13,111
2013-14 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 12,460
2014-15 Average Attendance: 13,358 (253,811 fans from 19 SPFL Premiership Matches)
2014-15 Average Non Celtic Attendance: 12,825
HOME EUROPEAN ATTENDACE:
3/7/2014: vs FK Dugava Riga - 15,184
17/7/2014: vs FC Groningen - 16,523
8/8/2014: vs Real Sociedad - 17,677
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
10/08/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 16,471
30/08/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 11,003
20/9/2014: vs Ross County - 10,865
27/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 11,414
30/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 10,373
24/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 11,149
9/11/2014: vs Celtic - 19,051
6/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 10,330
20/12/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 11,282
1/1/2015: vs St Johnstone - 15.263
17/1/2015: vs Dundee - 16,796
7/2/2015: vs Ross County - 12,036
21/2/2015: vs St Mirreen - 14,720
13/3/2015: vs Motherwell - 13,267
4/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 12,722
8/4/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 11,319
18/4/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 12,619
10/5/2015: vs Celtic - 16,742
24/5/2015: vs St Johnstone - 16,389
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs Livingston - 6,454
29/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 9,311
31/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 29,608 *Neutral Venue
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 5:17 pm
CELTIC
2. Adam Matthews
3. Emilio Izaguirre
4. Efe Ambrose
5. Virgil van Dijk
6. Nir Biton
8. Scott Brown (captain)
9. John Guidetti
10. Anthony Stokes
12. Stefan Scepovic
11. Derk Boerrigter
14. Stuart Armstrong
15. Kris Commons
16. Gary Mackay-Steven
17. Amido Baldé
18. Tom Rogić
21. Charlie Mulgrew (vice-captain)
22. Jason Denayer
23. Mikael Lustig
24. Łukasz Załuska
25. Stefan Johansen
26. Craig Gordon
27. Aleksander Tonev
28. Leigh Griffiths
32. Mubarak Wakaso
41. Darnell Fisher
42. Callum McGregor
46. Dylan McGeouch
49. James Forrest
53. Liam Henderson
Top Goalscorers
19 - Leigh Griffiths
15 - Kris Commons; John Guidetti
14 - Stefan Johansen
10 - Virgil Van Dijk
8 - Anthony Stokes
6 - Jason Denayer
2012-13 Average Attendance: 46,916
2013-14 Average Attendance: 47,079
2014-15 Average Attendance: 44,584 (847,112 fans from 19 SPFL Premiership Matches)
HOME EUROPEAN GAMES:
22/7/2014: vs KR Reykjavik - 42,000
6/8/2014: vs Legia Warsaw - 41,738
27/9/2014: vs Maribor - 55,415
2/10/2014: vs Dynamo Zagreb - 35,0000
23/10/2014: vs FC Astra - 32,000
27/11/2014: vs Red Bull Salzburg - 32,414
19/2/2015: vs Inter Milan - 60,000
HOME SPFL PREMIERSHIP GAMES:
16/8/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 44,484
13/9/2014 vs Aberdeen - 43,640
21/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 41,719
5/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 42,412
25/10/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 42,800
1/11/2014: vs Inverness CT - 42,553
22/11/2014: vs Dundee - 43,787
3/12/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 40,633
14/12/2014: vs St Mirren - 44,827
27/12/2014: vs Ross County - 45,798
21/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 42,296
22/2/2015: vs Hamilton - 47,989
1/3/2015: vs Aberdeen - 50,256
4/3/2015: vs St Johnstone - 41,849
21/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 45,884
8/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 43,784
15/4/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 42,464
1/5/2015: vs Dundee - 44,299
24/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 55,638
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
24/9/2014: vs Hearts - 15,522
29/10/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 16,805
1/2/2015: vs Rangers - 50,925 *Neutral Venue
15/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 49,259 *Neutral Venue
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
18/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 28,847
19/4/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 28,647 *Neutral Venue
2. Adam Matthews
3. Emilio Izaguirre
4. Efe Ambrose
5. Virgil van Dijk
6. Nir Biton
8. Scott Brown (captain)
9. John Guidetti
10. Anthony Stokes
12. Stefan Scepovic
11. Derk Boerrigter
14. Stuart Armstrong
15. Kris Commons
16. Gary Mackay-Steven
17. Amido Baldé
18. Tom Rogić
21. Charlie Mulgrew (vice-captain)
22. Jason Denayer
23. Mikael Lustig
24. Łukasz Załuska
25. Stefan Johansen
26. Craig Gordon
27. Aleksander Tonev
28. Leigh Griffiths
32. Mubarak Wakaso
41. Darnell Fisher
42. Callum McGregor
46. Dylan McGeouch
49. James Forrest
53. Liam Henderson
Top Goalscorers
19 - Leigh Griffiths
15 - Kris Commons; John Guidetti
14 - Stefan Johansen
10 - Virgil Van Dijk
8 - Anthony Stokes
6 - Jason Denayer
2012-13 Average Attendance: 46,916
2013-14 Average Attendance: 47,079
2014-15 Average Attendance: 44,584 (847,112 fans from 19 SPFL Premiership Matches)
HOME EUROPEAN GAMES:
22/7/2014: vs KR Reykjavik - 42,000
6/8/2014: vs Legia Warsaw - 41,738
27/9/2014: vs Maribor - 55,415
2/10/2014: vs Dynamo Zagreb - 35,0000
23/10/2014: vs FC Astra - 32,000
27/11/2014: vs Red Bull Salzburg - 32,414
19/2/2015: vs Inter Milan - 60,000
HOME SPFL PREMIERSHIP GAMES:
16/8/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 44,484
13/9/2014 vs Aberdeen - 43,640
21/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 41,719
5/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 42,412
25/10/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 42,800
1/11/2014: vs Inverness CT - 42,553
22/11/2014: vs Dundee - 43,787
3/12/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 40,633
14/12/2014: vs St Mirren - 44,827
27/12/2014: vs Ross County - 45,798
21/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 42,296
22/2/2015: vs Hamilton - 47,989
1/3/2015: vs Aberdeen - 50,256
4/3/2015: vs St Johnstone - 41,849
21/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 45,884
8/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 43,784
15/4/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 42,464
1/5/2015: vs Dundee - 44,299
24/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 55,638
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
24/9/2014: vs Hearts - 15,522
29/10/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 16,805
1/2/2015: vs Rangers - 50,925 *Neutral Venue
15/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 49,259 *Neutral Venue
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
18/3/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 28,847
19/4/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 28,647 *Neutral Venue
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 5:29 pm
DUNDEE
1. Kyle Letheren
2. Gary Irvine
3. Willie Dyer
4. Thomas Konrad
5. James McPake
6. Iain Davidson
7. Nicky Riley
8. Kevin McBride
9. Peter MacDonald
10. Kevin Thomson (Club Captain)
11. Simon Ferry
12. Scott Bain
14. Philip Roberts
15. Greg Stewart
17. Kyle Benedictus
18. Paul McGowan
19. Paul McGinn
20. Jim McAlister
21. Luka Tankulic
23. Martin Boyle
27. Grant Adam
29. Gary Harkins
30. Cammy Kerr
33. Craig Wighton
Top Goalscorers
3 - Peter McDonald
2 -Gary Harkins, Greg Stewart, David Clarkson
2012-13 Average Attendance: 5,942
2013-14 Average Attednance: 4,737 (Championship)
2014-15 Average Attendance: 6,966
SPFL PREMIERSHIP:
10/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 7,588
16/8/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 6,453
31/8/2014: vs Celtic - 9,276
21/9/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 11,447
4/10/2014: vs Aberdeen - 8,784
25/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 6,035
8/11/2014: vs St Johnstone - 6,931
6/12/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 5,400
27/12/2014: vs Dundee - 6,447
4/1/2015: vs Ross County - 5,017
10/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 5,105
21/1/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 5,141
31/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 5,618
14/2/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 5,560
21/3/2015: vs Aberdeen - 7,014
8/4/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 10,510
22/4/2015: vs Celtic - 8,908
25/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 6,530
9/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 5,123
16/5/2015: vs Aberdeen - 6,434
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
2/8/2014: vs Peterhead - 3.079
27/8/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 2,765
SCOTTISH CUP:
29/11/2014: VS Aberdeen - 5,956
7/2/2015: vs Dundee - 7,525
1. Kyle Letheren
2. Gary Irvine
3. Willie Dyer
4. Thomas Konrad
5. James McPake
6. Iain Davidson
7. Nicky Riley
8. Kevin McBride
9. Peter MacDonald
10. Kevin Thomson (Club Captain)
11. Simon Ferry
12. Scott Bain
14. Philip Roberts
15. Greg Stewart
17. Kyle Benedictus
18. Paul McGowan
19. Paul McGinn
20. Jim McAlister
21. Luka Tankulic
23. Martin Boyle
27. Grant Adam
29. Gary Harkins
30. Cammy Kerr
33. Craig Wighton
Top Goalscorers
3 - Peter McDonald
2 -Gary Harkins, Greg Stewart, David Clarkson
2012-13 Average Attendance: 5,942
2013-14 Average Attednance: 4,737 (Championship)
2014-15 Average Attendance: 6,966
SPFL PREMIERSHIP:
10/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 7,588
16/8/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 6,453
31/8/2014: vs Celtic - 9,276
21/9/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 11,447
4/10/2014: vs Aberdeen - 8,784
25/10/2014: vs Hamilton Accies - 6,035
8/11/2014: vs St Johnstone - 6,931
6/12/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 5,400
27/12/2014: vs Dundee - 6,447
4/1/2015: vs Ross County - 5,017
10/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 5,105
21/1/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 5,141
31/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 5,618
14/2/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 5,560
21/3/2015: vs Aberdeen - 7,014
8/4/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 10,510
22/4/2015: vs Celtic - 8,908
25/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 6,530
9/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 5,123
16/5/2015: vs Aberdeen - 6,434
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
2/8/2014: vs Peterhead - 3.079
27/8/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 2,765
SCOTTISH CUP:
29/11/2014: VS Aberdeen - 5,956
7/2/2015: vs Dundee - 7,525
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 5:39 pm
DUNDEE UNITED
1. Radosław Cierzniak
2. Seán Dillon (captain)
3. Conor Townsend
4. John Souttar
5. Jarosław Fojut
6. Paul Paton
7. Nadir Çiftçi
8. John Rankin
9. Brian Graham
12. Keith Watson
13. Marc McCallum
14. Callum Morris
15. Michael Gardyne
16. Mark Wilson
17. Chris Erskine
18. Ryan Dow
19. Mario Bilate
20. Calum Butcher
21. Charlie Telfer
22. Aidan Connolly
23. Scott Smith
24. Blair Spittal
25. Jordan Moore
27. Scott Fraser
28. Kudus Oyenuga
29. Darren Petrie
Top Goalscorers
5 - Chris Erskine
3 - Jaroslaw Fogut; Nadir Ciftći; Ryan Dow
2 - Mario Bilate
2012-13 Average Attendance: 7,547
2013-14 Average Attendance: 7,600
2014-15 Average Attendance: 8,108
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Motherwell - 8,367
23/8/2014: vs Ross County - 7,179
13/9/2014: vs Hamilton - 7,109
27/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 7161
18/10/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 6,756
1/11/2014: vs St Mirren - 6,808
22/11/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 6,664
13/12/2014: vs Aberdeen - 11,196
21/12/2014: vs Celtic - 12,098
1/1/2015: vs Dundee - 12,964
24/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 7,176
21/2/2015: vs St Johnstone - 7,527
24/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 7,276
28/2/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 6,517
4/4/2015: vs Ross County - 6,187
11/4/2015: vs Hamilton - 5,243
26/4/2015: vs Celtic - 8,329
2/5/2015: vs Aberdeen - 8,686
24/5/2015: vs Dundee - 10,812
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
24/9/2014: vs Dundee - 13,041
31/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 29,608 *Neutral Venue
15/3/2015: vs Celtic - 49,259 *Neutral Venue
SCOTTISH LCUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
8/3/2015: vs Celtic - 10,504
1. Radosław Cierzniak
2. Seán Dillon (captain)
3. Conor Townsend
4. John Souttar
5. Jarosław Fojut
6. Paul Paton
7. Nadir Çiftçi
8. John Rankin
9. Brian Graham
12. Keith Watson
13. Marc McCallum
14. Callum Morris
15. Michael Gardyne
16. Mark Wilson
17. Chris Erskine
18. Ryan Dow
19. Mario Bilate
20. Calum Butcher
21. Charlie Telfer
22. Aidan Connolly
23. Scott Smith
24. Blair Spittal
25. Jordan Moore
27. Scott Fraser
28. Kudus Oyenuga
29. Darren Petrie
Top Goalscorers
5 - Chris Erskine
3 - Jaroslaw Fogut; Nadir Ciftći; Ryan Dow
2 - Mario Bilate
2012-13 Average Attendance: 7,547
2013-14 Average Attendance: 7,600
2014-15 Average Attendance: 8,108
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Motherwell - 8,367
23/8/2014: vs Ross County - 7,179
13/9/2014: vs Hamilton - 7,109
27/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 7161
18/10/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 6,756
1/11/2014: vs St Mirren - 6,808
22/11/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 6,664
13/12/2014: vs Aberdeen - 11,196
21/12/2014: vs Celtic - 12,098
1/1/2015: vs Dundee - 12,964
24/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 7,176
21/2/2015: vs St Johnstone - 7,527
24/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 7,276
28/2/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 6,517
4/4/2015: vs Ross County - 6,187
11/4/2015: vs Hamilton - 5,243
26/4/2015: vs Celtic - 8,329
2/5/2015: vs Aberdeen - 8,686
24/5/2015: vs Dundee - 10,812
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
24/9/2014: vs Dundee - 13,041
31/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 29,608 *Neutral Venue
15/3/2015: vs Celtic - 49,259 *Neutral Venue
SCOTTISH LCUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
8/3/2015: vs Celtic - 10,504
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 5:48 pm
HAMILTON ACCIES
1. Michael McGovern
2. Ziggy Gordon
3. Stephen Hendrie
4. Michael Devlin
5. Martin Canning (captain)
6. Grant Gillespie
7. Dougie Imrie
8. Jon Routledge
9. Jason Scotland
10. Alex Neil (player-manager)
11. Ali Crawford
12. Darren Lyon
14. Jaison McGrath
15. Kieran McDonald
16. Craig Watson
17. Louis Longridge
18. Darian MacKinnon
19. Blair Currie
20. Eamonn Brophy
21. Greg Docherty
22. Anthony Andreu
23. Scott McMann
24. Jesús García
25. Danny Armstrong
27. Jack Harrison
28. Daniel Redmond
29. Darren Hill
31. Darren Smith
32. Andy Ryan
34. Ben Reilly
36. Shaun Want
37. Ross Cunningham
99. Mickaël Antoine-Curier
Top Goalscorers
6 - Anthony Andreu
5 - Ali Crawford, Mickael Antoine-Curier
2 - Jason Scotland, Martin Canning
2012-13 Average Attendance: 1,231 (SFL First Division)
2013-14 Average Attendance: 1,435 (Championship)
2014-15 Average Attendance: 2,877
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
2/8/2014: vs Arbroath - 730
27/8/2014: vs Alloa - 649
24/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,631
SPFL PREMIERSHIP:
9/8/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 1,622
16/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 1,577
30/8/2014: vs Ross County - 2,684
20/9/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 2,604
17/10/2014: vs Aberdeen - 4,093
1/11/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 2,855
22/11/2014: vs St Mirren - 2,195
13/12/2014: vs Dundee - 2,636
1/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,926
12/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,384
17/1/2015: vs Celtic - 6,007
24/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 5,089
7/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 2,245
15/2/2015: vs Aberdeen - 3,095
14/3/2015: vs Ross County - 1,544
4/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 2,032
24/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,301
9/5/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 2,342
23/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 2,424
1. Michael McGovern
2. Ziggy Gordon
3. Stephen Hendrie
4. Michael Devlin
5. Martin Canning (captain)
6. Grant Gillespie
7. Dougie Imrie
8. Jon Routledge
9. Jason Scotland
10. Alex Neil (player-manager)
11. Ali Crawford
12. Darren Lyon
14. Jaison McGrath
15. Kieran McDonald
16. Craig Watson
17. Louis Longridge
18. Darian MacKinnon
19. Blair Currie
20. Eamonn Brophy
21. Greg Docherty
22. Anthony Andreu
23. Scott McMann
24. Jesús García
25. Danny Armstrong
27. Jack Harrison
28. Daniel Redmond
29. Darren Hill
31. Darren Smith
32. Andy Ryan
34. Ben Reilly
36. Shaun Want
37. Ross Cunningham
99. Mickaël Antoine-Curier
Top Goalscorers
6 - Anthony Andreu
5 - Ali Crawford, Mickael Antoine-Curier
2 - Jason Scotland, Martin Canning
2012-13 Average Attendance: 1,231 (SFL First Division)
2013-14 Average Attendance: 1,435 (Championship)
2014-15 Average Attendance: 2,877
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
2/8/2014: vs Arbroath - 730
27/8/2014: vs Alloa - 649
24/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,631
SPFL PREMIERSHIP:
9/8/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 1,622
16/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 1,577
30/8/2014: vs Ross County - 2,684
20/9/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 2,604
17/10/2014: vs Aberdeen - 4,093
1/11/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 2,855
22/11/2014: vs St Mirren - 2,195
13/12/2014: vs Dundee - 2,636
1/1/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,926
12/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,384
17/1/2015: vs Celtic - 6,007
24/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 5,089
7/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 2,245
15/2/2015: vs Aberdeen - 3,095
14/3/2015: vs Ross County - 1,544
4/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 2,032
24/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,301
9/5/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 2,342
23/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 2,424
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
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Inverness C.T
1. Ryan Esson
2. David Raven
3. Graeme Shinnie
4. James Vincent
5. Gary Warren
6. Josh Meekings
7. Billy McKay
8. Ross Draper
9. Richie Foran (club captain)
10. Aaron Doran
11. Nick Ross
12. Dean Brill
14. Daniel Devine
15. Marley Watkins
16. Greg Tansey
17. Lewis Horner
18. Carl Tremarco
19. Danny Williams
20. Liam Polworth
22. Ryan Christie
Top Goalscorer
1 - McKay, Christie
2012-13 Average Attendance: 4,038
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,571
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,733
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Dundee - 3,082
23/8/2014: vs Celtic - 5,862
30/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,830
20/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2770
5/10/2014: vs Ross County - 3,741
25/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,508
8/11/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,022
22/11/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,037
13/12/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 2,723
28/12/2014: vs Aberdeen - 6,614
4,1,2015: vs St Mirren - 2,751
20/1/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,161
31/1/2015; vs Ross County - 4,021
21/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 2,912
4/4/2015: vs Dundee - 3,362
11/4/2015: vs Celtic - 6,059
25/4/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,530
5/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,426
16/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,508
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
10/3/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 2,276
19/4/2015: vs Celtic - 28,643
1. Ryan Esson
2. David Raven
3. Graeme Shinnie
4. James Vincent
5. Gary Warren
6. Josh Meekings
7. Billy McKay
8. Ross Draper
9. Richie Foran (club captain)
10. Aaron Doran
11. Nick Ross
12. Dean Brill
14. Daniel Devine
15. Marley Watkins
16. Greg Tansey
17. Lewis Horner
18. Carl Tremarco
19. Danny Williams
20. Liam Polworth
22. Ryan Christie
Top Goalscorer
1 - McKay, Christie
2012-13 Average Attendance: 4,038
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,571
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,733
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Dundee - 3,082
23/8/2014: vs Celtic - 5,862
30/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,830
20/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2770
5/10/2014: vs Ross County - 3,741
25/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,508
8/11/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,022
22/11/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,037
13/12/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 2,723
28/12/2014: vs Aberdeen - 6,614
4,1,2015: vs St Mirren - 2,751
20/1/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,161
31/1/2015; vs Ross County - 4,021
21/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 2,912
4/4/2015: vs Dundee - 3,362
11/4/2015: vs Celtic - 6,059
25/4/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,530
5/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,426
16/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,508
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
10/3/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 2,276
19/4/2015: vs Celtic - 28,643
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:08 pm
KILMARNOCK
1. Craig Samson
2. Ross Barbour
4. Jamie Hamill
6. Mark Connelly
7. Rory McKenzie
8. Sammy Clingan
9. Lee Miller
10. Chris Johnston
11. Paul Cairney
13. Conor Brennan
15. Euan Smith
16. Tope Obadeyi
18. Lee Ashcroft
19. Craig Slater
20. Akexie Eremenko
21. Micheal Ngoo
23. Chris Chantler
24. Ross Davidson
26. Mark O'Hara
28. Josh Magennis
29. Manuel Pascali
30. Greg Kiltie
33. Robbie Muirhead
Top Goalscorer
1 - Slater
2012-13 Average Attendance 4,646
2013-14 Average Attendance 4,250
2014-15 Average Attendance 4,076
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Aberdeen - 5,079
23/8/2014: vs Motherwell - 4,146
13/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 4,417
27/9/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 3,980
3/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,953
1/11/2014: vs Dundee - 4,481
8/11/2014: vs Ross County - 3,684
13/12/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,220
27/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,921
5/1/2015: vs Celtic - 5,329
10/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,793
24/1/2015: VS Partick Thistle - 4,130
14/2/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,788
14/3/2015: vs St Mirren - 4,721
4/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 4,532
12/4/2015: vs Aberdeen - 3,525
2/5/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,450
23/5/2015: vs Ross County - 4,226
SCOTTIAH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
26/8/2014: vs Ayr United - 8,877
23/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2,550
1. Craig Samson
2. Ross Barbour
4. Jamie Hamill
6. Mark Connelly
7. Rory McKenzie
8. Sammy Clingan
9. Lee Miller
10. Chris Johnston
11. Paul Cairney
13. Conor Brennan
15. Euan Smith
16. Tope Obadeyi
18. Lee Ashcroft
19. Craig Slater
20. Akexie Eremenko
21. Micheal Ngoo
23. Chris Chantler
24. Ross Davidson
26. Mark O'Hara
28. Josh Magennis
29. Manuel Pascali
30. Greg Kiltie
33. Robbie Muirhead
Top Goalscorer
1 - Slater
2012-13 Average Attendance 4,646
2013-14 Average Attendance 4,250
2014-15 Average Attendance 4,076
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Aberdeen - 5,079
23/8/2014: vs Motherwell - 4,146
13/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 4,417
27/9/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 3,980
3/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,953
1/11/2014: vs Dundee - 4,481
8/11/2014: vs Ross County - 3,684
13/12/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,220
27/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,921
5/1/2015: vs Celtic - 5,329
10/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,793
24/1/2015: VS Partick Thistle - 4,130
14/2/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,788
14/3/2015: vs St Mirren - 4,721
4/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 4,532
12/4/2015: vs Aberdeen - 3,525
2/5/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,450
23/5/2015: vs Ross County - 4,226
SCOTTIAH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
26/8/2014: vs Ayr United - 8,877
23/9/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2,550
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:16 pm
MOTHERWELL
3. Steven Hammell
4. Stuart Carswell
5. Simon Ramsden
6. Stephen McManus
7. Lionel Ainsworth
8. Paul Lawson
9. John Sutton
11. Iain Vigurs
12. Dan Twardzik
13. Gunnar Nielsen
14. Keith Lasley (Captain)
15. Mark O'Brian
16. Robert McHugh
17. Zaine Francis-Angol
18. Josh Law
19. Lee Erwin
20. Fraser Kerr
21. Jack Leitch
22. Craig Moore
23. Adam Cummins
24. Henrik Ojamaa
25. Ross Stewart
26. Dom Thomas
29. Chris Cadden
77. Scott McDonald
Top Goalscorer
2 - Josh Law
1 - Lional Ainsworth, Lee Erwin, Stevie Hammell
2012-13 Average Attendance: 5,362
2013-14 Average Attendance: 5,175
2014-15 Average Attendance: 4,338
EUROPEAN HOME ATTENDANCES:
17/7/2014: vs Stjarnan - 4,877
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCES:
9/8/2014: vs St Mirren - 4,620
16/8/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 3,732
30/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,700
27/9/2014: vs Hamilton - 4,125
18/10/2014: vs Dundee - 4,061
7/11/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,961
6/12/2014: vs Celtic - 7,740
13/12/2014: vs Ross County - 3,193
27/12/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 5,236
4/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,805
31/1/2015 vs St Johnstone - 3,449
21/2/2015: vs Dundee - 4,282
28/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 3,508
7/3/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 4,192
21/3/2015: vs Hamilton - 4,250
7/4/2015: vs St Mirren - 5,596
2/5/2015: vs Ross County - 4,281
8/5/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,986
23/5/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,711
SPFL Premiership Play-Off's
31/5/2015 vs Rangers - 9,220
3. Steven Hammell
4. Stuart Carswell
5. Simon Ramsden
6. Stephen McManus
7. Lionel Ainsworth
8. Paul Lawson
9. John Sutton
11. Iain Vigurs
12. Dan Twardzik
13. Gunnar Nielsen
14. Keith Lasley (Captain)
15. Mark O'Brian
16. Robert McHugh
17. Zaine Francis-Angol
18. Josh Law
19. Lee Erwin
20. Fraser Kerr
21. Jack Leitch
22. Craig Moore
23. Adam Cummins
24. Henrik Ojamaa
25. Ross Stewart
26. Dom Thomas
29. Chris Cadden
77. Scott McDonald
Top Goalscorer
2 - Josh Law
1 - Lional Ainsworth, Lee Erwin, Stevie Hammell
2012-13 Average Attendance: 5,362
2013-14 Average Attendance: 5,175
2014-15 Average Attendance: 4,338
EUROPEAN HOME ATTENDANCES:
17/7/2014: vs Stjarnan - 4,877
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCES:
9/8/2014: vs St Mirren - 4,620
16/8/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 3,732
30/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,700
27/9/2014: vs Hamilton - 4,125
18/10/2014: vs Dundee - 4,061
7/11/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 3,961
6/12/2014: vs Celtic - 7,740
13/12/2014: vs Ross County - 3,193
27/12/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 5,236
4/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,805
31/1/2015 vs St Johnstone - 3,449
21/2/2015: vs Dundee - 4,282
28/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 3,508
7/3/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 4,192
21/3/2015: vs Hamilton - 4,250
7/4/2015: vs St Mirren - 5,596
2/5/2015: vs Ross County - 4,281
8/5/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,986
23/5/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,711
SPFL Premiership Play-Off's
31/5/2015 vs Rangers - 9,220
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:23 pm
Partick Thistle
1. Scott Fox
2. Stephen O'Donnell
3. Danny Seaborne
4. Sean Welsh (Captain)[51]
5. Aaron Muirhead
6. Conrad Balatoni
7. James Craigen
8. Stuart Bannigan
9. Kris Doolan
10. Ryan Stevenson
11. Steven Lawless
12. Paul Gallacher (vice-captain)[52]
13. Gabriel
14. Christie Elliot
15. Kallum Higgingbotham
16. Jordan McMillan
18. Abdul Osman
19. Isaac Osbourne
22. Gary Fraser
23. David Wilson
24. Chris Duggan
30. Dale Keenan
Top Goalscorers
2012-13 Average Attendance: 3,613 (SFL First Division)
2013-14 Average Attendance: 5,001
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,585
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Ross County - 3,261
23/8/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,578
13/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 2,917
19/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 3,821
4/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,405
25/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,080
21/11/2014: vs Aberdeen - 4,145
13/12/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,054
20/12/2014: vs Dundee - 3,203
4/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,761
21/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 2,138
30/1/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,864
11/2/2015: vs Celtic - 5,776
21/2/2015: vs Ross County - 2,951
14/3/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,196
21/3/2015: vs ICT - 2,603
11/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 5,003
2/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,865
16/5/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 4,503
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 1,879
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
7/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,915
1. Scott Fox
2. Stephen O'Donnell
3. Danny Seaborne
4. Sean Welsh (Captain)[51]
5. Aaron Muirhead
6. Conrad Balatoni
7. James Craigen
8. Stuart Bannigan
9. Kris Doolan
10. Ryan Stevenson
11. Steven Lawless
12. Paul Gallacher (vice-captain)[52]
13. Gabriel
14. Christie Elliot
15. Kallum Higgingbotham
16. Jordan McMillan
18. Abdul Osman
19. Isaac Osbourne
22. Gary Fraser
23. David Wilson
24. Chris Duggan
30. Dale Keenan
Top Goalscorers
2012-13 Average Attendance: 3,613 (SFL First Division)
2013-14 Average Attendance: 5,001
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,585
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Ross County - 3,261
23/8/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,578
13/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 2,917
19/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 3,821
4/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,405
25/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,080
21/11/2014: vs Aberdeen - 4,145
13/12/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,054
20/12/2014: vs Dundee - 3,203
4/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 3,761
21/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 2,138
30/1/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,864
11/2/2015: vs Celtic - 5,776
21/2/2015: vs Ross County - 2,951
14/3/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,196
21/3/2015: vs ICT - 2,603
11/4/2015: vs Motherwell - 5,003
2/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,865
16/5/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 4,503
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs St Mirren - 1,879
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
7/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,915
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:30 pm
ROSS COUNTY
1. Antonio Reguero
2. Tim Dressen
3. Uroś Celcer
4. Rocco Quinn
5. Scott Boyd
6. Steven Saunders
7. Joe Cardle
8. Richard Brittain
9. Jake Jervis
10. Filip Kiss
11. Melvin de Leeuw
12. Marc Klok
14. Darren Maatsen
15. Yoann Arquin
16. Liam Boyce
17. Steven Ross
18. Ben Frampah
19. Jim Fenlon
20. Jordi Balk
21. Mark Brown
22. Rosaro Latouchent
23. Graham Carey
24. Tony Dingwall
25. Kyle Macleod
Top Goalscorer
1 - Jake Jervis
2012-13 Average Attendance: 4,429
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,792
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,525
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCES:
10/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,287
16/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 2,790
13/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,012
27/9/2014: vs Dundee - 3,118
18/10/2014: vs Celtic - 5,693
3/11/2014: vs Aberdeen - 3,745
5/12/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 2,922
20/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 2,966
1/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 4,887
17/1/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,005
24/1/2015: vs Celtic - 5,289
14/2/2015: vs Motherwell - 2,982
28/2/2015: vs Dundee - 3,413
7/3/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,358
21/3/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,389
7/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,319
25/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,315
9/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,098
16/5/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,381
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs Hibernian - 1,819
1. Antonio Reguero
2. Tim Dressen
3. Uroś Celcer
4. Rocco Quinn
5. Scott Boyd
6. Steven Saunders
7. Joe Cardle
8. Richard Brittain
9. Jake Jervis
10. Filip Kiss
11. Melvin de Leeuw
12. Marc Klok
14. Darren Maatsen
15. Yoann Arquin
16. Liam Boyce
17. Steven Ross
18. Ben Frampah
19. Jim Fenlon
20. Jordi Balk
21. Mark Brown
22. Rosaro Latouchent
23. Graham Carey
24. Tony Dingwall
25. Kyle Macleod
Top Goalscorer
1 - Jake Jervis
2012-13 Average Attendance: 4,429
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,792
2014-15 Average Attendance: 3,525
SPFL PREMIERSHIP HOME ATTENDANCES:
10/8/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,287
16/8/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 2,790
13/9/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,012
27/9/2014: vs Dundee - 3,118
18/10/2014: vs Celtic - 5,693
3/11/2014: vs Aberdeen - 3,745
5/12/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 2,922
20/12/2014: vs Hamilton - 2,966
1/1/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 4,887
17/1/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,005
24/1/2015: vs Celtic - 5,289
14/2/2015: vs Motherwell - 2,982
28/2/2015: vs Dundee - 3,413
7/3/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,358
21/3/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,389
7/4/2015: vs St Johnstone - 3,319
25/4/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 3,315
9/5/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,098
16/5/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,381
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
23/9/2014: vs Hibernian - 1,819
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:39 pm
ST JOHNSTONE
1. Alan Mannus
2. Dave Mackay (captain)
3. Tam Scobbie
5. Frazer Wright
6. Steven Anderson
7. Chris Millar
8. Gary McDonald
9. Steven MacLean
10. David Wotherspoon
11. Adam Morgan
12. David Robertson
15. Steve Banks
16. Liam Caddis
17. James McFadden
18. Murray Davidson
19. Gary Miller
20. Scott Brown
21. Zander Clark
22. Lee Croft
24. Brian Easton
25. Chris Kane
29. Michael O'Halleran
31. Dylan Easton
45. Alex Kitchen
41. Chris Kane
Top Goalscorers
2 - Stevie May
1 - Steven MacLean
1 - Dave Mackay
2012-13 Average Attendance: 3,712
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,805
2014-15 Average Attendance: 4,571
HOME EUROPEAN ATTENDACE:
24/7/2014: FC Luzern - 8,486
31/7/2014: Spartak Trnava - 7,001
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Celtic - 6,890
23/8/2014: vs Aberdeen - 6,377
13/9/2014: vs Dundee - 6,562
4/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,400
17/10/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,115
31/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 2,531
22/11/2014: vs Ross County - 2,776
20/12/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 2,891
27/12/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 7,384
4/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,202
17/1/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 2,994
23/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,845
14/2/2015: vs Celtic - 6,727
28/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,170
21/3/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,166
11/4/2015: vs Dundee - 6,386
2/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,586
9/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 4,862
15/5/2015: vs Celtic - 6,984
1. Alan Mannus
2. Dave Mackay (captain)
3. Tam Scobbie
5. Frazer Wright
6. Steven Anderson
7. Chris Millar
8. Gary McDonald
9. Steven MacLean
10. David Wotherspoon
11. Adam Morgan
12. David Robertson
15. Steve Banks
16. Liam Caddis
17. James McFadden
18. Murray Davidson
19. Gary Miller
20. Scott Brown
21. Zander Clark
22. Lee Croft
24. Brian Easton
25. Chris Kane
29. Michael O'Halleran
31. Dylan Easton
45. Alex Kitchen
41. Chris Kane
Top Goalscorers
2 - Stevie May
1 - Steven MacLean
1 - Dave Mackay
2012-13 Average Attendance: 3,712
2013-14 Average Attendance: 3,805
2014-15 Average Attendance: 4,571
HOME EUROPEAN ATTENDACE:
24/7/2014: FC Luzern - 8,486
31/7/2014: Spartak Trnava - 7,001
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Celtic - 6,890
23/8/2014: vs Aberdeen - 6,377
13/9/2014: vs Dundee - 6,562
4/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 3,400
17/10/2014: vs Kilmarnock - 3,115
31/10/2014: vs Motherwell - 2,531
22/11/2014: vs Ross County - 2,776
20/12/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 2,891
27/12/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 7,384
4/1/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,202
17/1/2015: vs Partick Thistle - 2,994
23/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,845
14/2/2015: vs Celtic - 6,727
28/2/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,170
21/3/2015: vs St Mirren - 3,166
11/4/2015: vs Dundee - 6,386
2/5/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 2,586
9/5/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 4,862
15/5/2015: vs Celtic - 6,984
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Tue 15 Jul 2014, 6:47 pm
ST MIRREN
2. Jason Naismith
3. Sean Kelly
4. Marc McAusland
5. Ellis Plummer
6 Jim Goodwin
7. John McGinn
9. Steven Thompson (Captain)
10. James Marwood
11. Kenny McLean
12. Mark Ridgers
14. Thomas Reilly
16. Callum Bell
18. Mo Yaqub
19. Adam Brown
21. Gary Teale
22. Jerome Tesselaar
23. Declan Hughest
26. Anthony Brady
28. Marián Kello
39. Gregg Wylde
Top Goalscorers
2012-13 Average Attendance 4,389
2013-14 Average Attendance 4,494
2014-15 Average Attendance 3,872
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,635
23/8/2014: vs Dundee - 4,517
30/8/2014 vs Dundee Utd - 4,245
27/9/2014: vs Celtic - 5,280
18/10/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 3,109
25/10/2014: vs Ross County - 3,459
8/11/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 4,636
6/12/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2,770
20/12/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,909
1/1/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,912
10/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,977
21/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,511
24/1/2015: vs Dundee - 4,010
14/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 3,154
28/2/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,503
4/4/2015: vs Celtic - 5,784
13/4/2015: vs Ross County - 3,033
25/4/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,205
16/5/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,912
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE :
26/8/2014: Dunfermline - 1,931
2. Jason Naismith
3. Sean Kelly
4. Marc McAusland
5. Ellis Plummer
6 Jim Goodwin
7. John McGinn
9. Steven Thompson (Captain)
10. James Marwood
11. Kenny McLean
12. Mark Ridgers
14. Thomas Reilly
16. Callum Bell
18. Mo Yaqub
19. Adam Brown
21. Gary Teale
22. Jerome Tesselaar
23. Declan Hughest
26. Anthony Brady
28. Marián Kello
39. Gregg Wylde
Top Goalscorers
2012-13 Average Attendance 4,389
2013-14 Average Attendance 4,494
2014-15 Average Attendance 3,872
SPFL PREMIESHIP HOME ATTENDANCE:
13/8/2014: vs Hamilton - 3,635
23/8/2014: vs Dundee - 4,517
30/8/2014 vs Dundee Utd - 4,245
27/9/2014: vs Celtic - 5,280
18/10/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 3,109
25/10/2014: vs Ross County - 3,459
8/11/2014: vs Partick Thistle - 4,636
6/12/2014: vs St Johnstone - 2,770
20/12/2014: vs Motherwell - 3,909
1/1/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,912
10/1/2015: vs Aberdeen - 4,977
21/1/2015: vs Dundee Utd - 2,511
24/1/2015: vs Dundee - 4,010
14/2/2015: vs Inverness C.T - 3,154
28/2/2015: vs Hamilton - 3,503
4/4/2015: vs Celtic - 5,784
13/4/2015: vs Ross County - 3,033
25/4/2015: vs Kilmarnock - 3,205
16/5/2015: vs Motherwell - 3,912
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE :
26/8/2014: Dunfermline - 1,931
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Wed 16 Jul 2014, 9:53 am
HEARTS
1. Neil Alexander
2. Callum Paterson
3. Kevin McHattie
4. Danny Wilson (Captain)
5. Alim Öztürk
6. Morgaro Gomis
7. Jamie Walker
8. Scott Robinson
9. Soufian El Hassnaoui
10. Jason Holt
11. Sam Nicholson
12. Billy King
13. Jack Hamilton
14. David Smith
17. Prince Bauben
16. Gary Oliver
18. Dale Carrick
19. James Keatings
22. Brad McKay
26. Liam Gordon
27. Angus Beith
28. Robbie Buchanan
29. Liam Smith
30. Jordan McGhee
Top Goalscorer
9 - Osman Sow
5 - Billy King
4 - James Keatings
3 - Prince Bauben
2012-13 Average Attendance: 13,161
2013-14 Average Attendance: 14,121
2014-15 Average Attendance: 15,985
PETROFAC TRAINING CUP:
27//7/2014: Annan Athletic - 6,708
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP:
17/8/2014: Hibernian - 17,280
30/8/2014: Falkirk - 16,369
20/9/2014: Cowdenbeatg - 15,594
28/9/2014: Livingston - 14,848
18/10/2014: Dumbarton - 15,522
8/11/2014: Raith Rovers - 16,372
22/11/2014: Rangers - 17,004
6/12/2014: Queen of the South - 15,459
20/12/2014: Alloa - 15,224
3/1/2015: Hibernian - 17,279
24/1/2015: Falkirk - 16,206
14/2/2015: Livingston - 15,463
28/2/2015: Cowdenbeath - 15,180
14/3/2015: Dumbarton - 15,631
28/3/2015: Queen of the South - 16,855
8/4/2015: Alloa Athletic - 15,156
18/4/2015: Raith Rovers - 15,405
2/5/2015: Rangers - 16,874
1. Neil Alexander
2. Callum Paterson
3. Kevin McHattie
4. Danny Wilson (Captain)
5. Alim Öztürk
6. Morgaro Gomis
7. Jamie Walker
8. Scott Robinson
9. Soufian El Hassnaoui
10. Jason Holt
11. Sam Nicholson
12. Billy King
13. Jack Hamilton
14. David Smith
17. Prince Bauben
16. Gary Oliver
18. Dale Carrick
19. James Keatings
22. Brad McKay
26. Liam Gordon
27. Angus Beith
28. Robbie Buchanan
29. Liam Smith
30. Jordan McGhee
Top Goalscorer
9 - Osman Sow
5 - Billy King
4 - James Keatings
3 - Prince Bauben
2012-13 Average Attendance: 13,161
2013-14 Average Attendance: 14,121
2014-15 Average Attendance: 15,985
PETROFAC TRAINING CUP:
27//7/2014: Annan Athletic - 6,708
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP:
17/8/2014: Hibernian - 17,280
30/8/2014: Falkirk - 16,369
20/9/2014: Cowdenbeatg - 15,594
28/9/2014: Livingston - 14,848
18/10/2014: Dumbarton - 15,522
8/11/2014: Raith Rovers - 16,372
22/11/2014: Rangers - 17,004
6/12/2014: Queen of the South - 15,459
20/12/2014: Alloa - 15,224
3/1/2015: Hibernian - 17,279
24/1/2015: Falkirk - 16,206
14/2/2015: Livingston - 15,463
28/2/2015: Cowdenbeath - 15,180
14/3/2015: Dumbarton - 15,631
28/3/2015: Queen of the South - 16,855
8/4/2015: Alloa Athletic - 15,156
18/4/2015: Raith Rovers - 15,405
2/5/2015: Rangers - 16,874
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Wed 16 Jul 2014, 10:01 am
HIBERNIAN
1. Mark Oxley
2. David Gray
4. Paul Hanlon
5. Michael Nelson (vice-captain)
6. Jordan Forster
7. Alex Harris
8. Scott Robertson
9. Farid El Alagui
10. Liam Craig (captain)
11. Sam Stanton
14. Paul Heffernan
16. Lewis Stevenson
17. Owain Tudur Jones
19. Danny Handling
20. Scott Allan
21. Alan Combe
22. Callum Booth
30. Matthew Kennedy
35. Jason Cummings
Top Goalscorers
6 - Dominique Malonga
5 - Jason Cummings
4 - Farid Alagui
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP:
10/8/2014: vs Livingston - 9,390
23/8/2014: vs Falkirk - 9,153
13/9/2014: vs Cowdenbeath - 11,021
4/10/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 9,954
11/10/2014: vs Dumbarton - 7,923
26/10/2014: vs Hearts - 14,562
15/10/2014: vs Queen of the South - 10,069
13/12/2014: vs Alloa Athletic - 8,031
27/12/2014: vs Rangers - 15,261
10/1/2015: vs Falkirk - 9,498
17/1/2015: vs Cowdenbeath - 8,240
31/1/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 9,204
21/2/2015: vs Dumbarton - 8,370
11/3/2015: vs Livingstone - 7,857
22/11/2015: vs Rangers - 14,075
4/4/2015: vs Queen of the South - 8,773
12/4/2015: vs Hearts - 13,530
25/4/2015: vs Alloa Athletic - 8,328
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
26/8/2014: vs Dumbarton - 5,066
29/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 8,6809
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
7/2/2015: vs Arbroath - 9,065
8/3/2015: vs Berwick Rangers - 11,259
2012-13 Average Attendance: 10,489
2013-14 Average Attendance: 11,027
2014-15 Average Attendance: 9,624
1. Mark Oxley
2. David Gray
4. Paul Hanlon
5. Michael Nelson (vice-captain)
6. Jordan Forster
7. Alex Harris
8. Scott Robertson
9. Farid El Alagui
10. Liam Craig (captain)
11. Sam Stanton
14. Paul Heffernan
16. Lewis Stevenson
17. Owain Tudur Jones
19. Danny Handling
20. Scott Allan
21. Alan Combe
22. Callum Booth
30. Matthew Kennedy
35. Jason Cummings
Top Goalscorers
6 - Dominique Malonga
5 - Jason Cummings
4 - Farid Alagui
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP:
10/8/2014: vs Livingston - 9,390
23/8/2014: vs Falkirk - 9,153
13/9/2014: vs Cowdenbeath - 11,021
4/10/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 9,954
11/10/2014: vs Dumbarton - 7,923
26/10/2014: vs Hearts - 14,562
15/10/2014: vs Queen of the South - 10,069
13/12/2014: vs Alloa Athletic - 8,031
27/12/2014: vs Rangers - 15,261
10/1/2015: vs Falkirk - 9,498
17/1/2015: vs Cowdenbeath - 8,240
31/1/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 9,204
21/2/2015: vs Dumbarton - 8,370
11/3/2015: vs Livingstone - 7,857
22/11/2015: vs Rangers - 14,075
4/4/2015: vs Queen of the South - 8,773
12/4/2015: vs Hearts - 13,530
25/4/2015: vs Alloa Athletic - 8,328
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP:
26/8/2014: vs Dumbarton - 5,066
29/10/2014: vs Dundee Utd - 8,6809
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
7/2/2015: vs Arbroath - 9,065
8/3/2015: vs Berwick Rangers - 11,259
2012-13 Average Attendance: 10,489
2013-14 Average Attendance: 11,027
2014-15 Average Attendance: 9,624
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Wed 16 Jul 2014, 10:10 am
RANGERS
1. Cammy Bell
2. Steven Smith
3. Bilel Mohsni
4. Fraser Aird
5. Lee Wallace (vice-captain)
6. Lee McCulloch (captain)
7. Nicky Law
8. Ian Black
9. Jon Daly
10. Lewis Macleod
11. David Templeton
12. Arnold Peralta
14. Nicky Clark
15. Kris Boyd
16. Sébastien Faure
18. Kenny Miller
19. Barrie McKay
20. Kyle Hutton
21. Robbie Crawford
22. Dean Shiels
23. Richard Foster
24. Darren McGregor
26. Steve Simonsen
27. Marius Žaliūkas
30. Calum Gallagher
31. Scott Gallacher
34. Andy Murdoch
35. Liam Kelly
37. Luca Gasparotto
Top Goalscorer
7 - Kris Boyd
6 - Lewis MacLeod;
5 - Lee McCulloch; Nicky Law
3 - Nicky Clark; Kenny Miller
2012-13 Average Attendance: 45,744
2013-14 Average Attendance: 42,938
2014-15 Average Attendance: 30,303
PETROFAC TRAINING CUP:
5/8/2014: vs Hibernian - 18,138
18/8/2014: Clyde - 11,190
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP HOME ATATTENDANCES:
10/8/2014: vs Hearts - 43,683
23/8/2014: vs Dumbarton - 31,175
30/8/2014: vs Queen of the South - 31,851
29/9/2014: vs Hibernian - 31,619
18/10/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 33,956
8/11/2014: vs Falkirk - 33,359
15/11/2014: vs Alloa Athketic - 29,548
6/12/2014: vs Cowdenbeath - 15,902
20/12/2014: vs Livingston - 28,053
3/1/2015: vs Dumbarton - 30,031
13/2/2015: vs Hibernian - 29,769
10/3/2015: vs Queen of the South - 35,018
14/3/2015: vs Livingston - 35,066
17/3/2015: vs Alloa - 28,902
5/4/2015: vs Hearts - 40,521
12/4/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 31,427
2/5/2015: vs Falkirk - 35,566
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
16/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 15,201
28/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 13,023
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
30/11/2014: Kilmarnock - 14,412
8/2/2015: Raith Rovers - 11,422
1. Cammy Bell
2. Steven Smith
3. Bilel Mohsni
4. Fraser Aird
5. Lee Wallace (vice-captain)
6. Lee McCulloch (captain)
7. Nicky Law
8. Ian Black
9. Jon Daly
10. Lewis Macleod
11. David Templeton
12. Arnold Peralta
14. Nicky Clark
15. Kris Boyd
16. Sébastien Faure
18. Kenny Miller
19. Barrie McKay
20. Kyle Hutton
21. Robbie Crawford
22. Dean Shiels
23. Richard Foster
24. Darren McGregor
26. Steve Simonsen
27. Marius Žaliūkas
30. Calum Gallagher
31. Scott Gallacher
34. Andy Murdoch
35. Liam Kelly
37. Luca Gasparotto
Top Goalscorer
7 - Kris Boyd
6 - Lewis MacLeod;
5 - Lee McCulloch; Nicky Law
3 - Nicky Clark; Kenny Miller
2012-13 Average Attendance: 45,744
2013-14 Average Attendance: 42,938
2014-15 Average Attendance: 30,303
PETROFAC TRAINING CUP:
5/8/2014: vs Hibernian - 18,138
18/8/2014: Clyde - 11,190
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP HOME ATATTENDANCES:
10/8/2014: vs Hearts - 43,683
23/8/2014: vs Dumbarton - 31,175
30/8/2014: vs Queen of the South - 31,851
29/9/2014: vs Hibernian - 31,619
18/10/2014: vs Raith Rovers - 33,956
8/11/2014: vs Falkirk - 33,359
15/11/2014: vs Alloa Athketic - 29,548
6/12/2014: vs Cowdenbeath - 15,902
20/12/2014: vs Livingston - 28,053
3/1/2015: vs Dumbarton - 30,031
13/2/2015: vs Hibernian - 29,769
10/3/2015: vs Queen of the South - 35,018
14/3/2015: vs Livingston - 35,066
17/3/2015: vs Alloa - 28,902
5/4/2015: vs Hearts - 40,521
12/4/2015: vs Raith Rovers - 31,427
2/5/2015: vs Falkirk - 35,566
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
16/9/2014: vs Inverness C.T - 15,201
28/10/2014: vs St Johnstone - 13,023
SCOTTISH CUP HOME ATTENDANCE:
30/11/2014: Kilmarnock - 14,412
8/2/2015: Raith Rovers - 11,422
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Fri 18 Jul 2014, 2:34 am
Champions League 2nd round Qualifier
KR Reykjavík 0-1 Celtic (McGregor)
Att: 1,600
Europa League 2nd round Qualifier
Aberdeen 0-0 FC Groningen
Att: 16,523
Motherwell 2-2 Stjarnan (Law 2 - Finsen 2)
Att: 4,877
FC Luzern 1-1 St Johnstone (Schneuwly - MacLean)
Att: 8,902
KR Reykjavík 0-1 Celtic (McGregor)
Att: 1,600
Europa League 2nd round Qualifier
Aberdeen 0-0 FC Groningen
Att: 16,523
Motherwell 2-2 Stjarnan (Law 2 - Finsen 2)
Att: 4,877
FC Luzern 1-1 St Johnstone (Schneuwly - MacLean)
Att: 8,902
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Sat 19 Jul 2014, 4:57 pm
Dundee Utd sign pacey 6'3 inch striker Mario Bilate from Sparta Rotterdam on a two year contract, wasn't immensely prolific with Sparta, 22 goals in 80 games but has all the attributes that could see him hit it off with Nadir Ciftći
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Fri 25 Jul 2014, 5:56 am
Champions League 2nd round 2nd Leg Qualifier
Celtic 4-0 KR Reykjavik (Van Dijk 2, Pukki 2)
Agg: 5-0
Att: 42,000
Europa League 2nd round 2nd Leg Qualifier
FC Groningen 1-2 Aberdeen (Kieftenbeld - Rooney, McGinn)
Agg: 1-2
Att: 21,048
Stjarnan 3-2 Motherwell (Finsen, Toft, Johannsson - Hammill, Ainsworth)
Agg: 5-4
Att:
St Johnstone 1-1 FC Luzern (May - Schuewlny)
Agg: 2-2 - StJohnstone win 5-4 on pens
Att: 8,486
Celtic 4-0 KR Reykjavik (Van Dijk 2, Pukki 2)
Agg: 5-0
Att: 42,000
Europa League 2nd round 2nd Leg Qualifier
FC Groningen 1-2 Aberdeen (Kieftenbeld - Rooney, McGinn)
Agg: 1-2
Att: 21,048
Stjarnan 3-2 Motherwell (Finsen, Toft, Johannsson - Hammill, Ainsworth)
Agg: 5-4
Att:
St Johnstone 1-1 FC Luzern (May - Schuewlny)
Agg: 2-2 - StJohnstone win 5-4 on pens
Att: 8,486
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by monty junior Fri 25 Jul 2014, 9:31 am
The usual abysmal performance from Motherwell in Europe, losing late goals in both ties especially with a winnable third round does nothing for our coeff. Good wins for Aberdeen and Saints though, both against pretty good sides, Aberdeen face Sociedad next though with Griezzman, Vela and co.
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by AberdeenSteve Sat 26 Jul 2014, 3:16 pm
I don't think Sociedad will be at their best when they play us. I still don't see us getting through but if we can get a decent result in Spain then the game at Pittodrie will be great.
Griezzman is only due back 2 days before the first leg and Vela has yet to train this pre-season. They also have the Swiss lad Seferovic, but not heard his status. Their first choice keeper is away to Barcelona too.
COYR!!
Griezzman is only due back 2 days before the first leg and Vela has yet to train this pre-season. They also have the Swiss lad Seferovic, but not heard his status. Their first choice keeper is away to Barcelona too.
COYR!!
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Sat 09 Aug 2014, 5:59 pm
SPFL PREMIERSHIP WEEK 1:
Aberdeen 0-3 Dundee Utd (Dow, Mackay-Steven, Erskine
Att: 16,471
Motherwell 1-0 St Mirren (Erwin)
Att: 4,620
Hamilton 0-2 Inverness C.T (McKay, Christie)
Att: 1,622
Dundee 1-1 Kilmarnock (Harkins - Slater
Att: 7,588
Ross County 1-2 St Johnstone (Jarvis - O'Halleron, MacLean)
Att: 3,287
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 1:
Hibernian 2-1 Linvingston (El Alagui, Oxley - Gallagher)
Att: 9,390
Rangers 1-2 Hearts (Law - Wilson, Sow)
Att: 43,683
Aberdeen 0-3 Dundee Utd (Dow, Mackay-Steven, Erskine
Att: 16,471
Motherwell 1-0 St Mirren (Erwin)
Att: 4,620
Hamilton 0-2 Inverness C.T (McKay, Christie)
Att: 1,622
Dundee 1-1 Kilmarnock (Harkins - Slater
Att: 7,588
Ross County 1-2 St Johnstone (Jarvis - O'Halleron, MacLean)
Att: 3,287
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 1:
Hibernian 2-1 Linvingston (El Alagui, Oxley - Gallagher)
Att: 9,390
Rangers 1-2 Hearts (Law - Wilson, Sow)
Att: 43,683
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Wed 13 Aug 2014, 12:11 pm
SPFL Premiership Week 2 Preview
Dundee Utd vs Motherwell: Dundee Utd started the Season with a brilliant 3-0 win at Pittodrie, they've lost Ryan Gauld & Andrew Robertson during the Summer but also strengthened considerably with Mario Bilate from Rotterdam, Jaraslow Fojut from Poland and Conor Townsend on a season long loan from Hull (who was part of the Robertson deal) they've also signed kids Blair Spittal and Charlie Telfer as their new projects, Motherwell were poor on Saturday, they beat St Mirren but they got absolutely battered for 70 minutes, they've been best of the rest in Scotland for the last 3 years but cant keep losing first team players, Dundee Utd d9minated this fixture last Season, won 3 of the 4 ties and scored 14 goals in the process losing 5 goals - Prediction: Dundee Utd 3-1 Motherwell
Inverness C.T vs Dundee: ICT started the season with a victory over Hamilton, they always tend to start the Season well and Billy McKay always sets the pace with goals, this season looks no different, Dundee won the Championship last Season and have strengthened considerably, they have won of the best young Scottish managers in the Scottish game in Paul Hartley, started the season with a point at home to Kilmarnock in a game they probably should have won - Predictions: Inverness C.T 1-1 Dundee
Kilmarnock vs Aberdeen: Kilmarnock started the season with a positive point away at Dens Park, I feel they've been considerably weakened however with the loss of Kris Boyd, his goals last season singled handedly kept them up, Aberdeen have started the Season brilliantly with great wins in Europe, the pick being their 2-1 win in Holland against Groningen and also their performance against Real Sociedad, they suffered a big loss at the weekend but felt it was a European hangover, they'll be desperate to get off the mark tonight - Predictions: Kilmarnock 0-2 Aberdeen
Partick Thistle vs Ross County: Thistle were one of the most entertaining sides in the Division last Season, they played some great stuff, if they had a decent striker for the full Season they'd have challenged for the top 6, their problems lay at Home, they didn't register a win at Fir Hill until late on in the Season, I don't see much changing,they lost their loan striker Lyle Taylor and their best player Aaron Taylor-Sinclair, Ross County have once again signed a new team, seems like they do this every Summer, I feel they could sneak this one but I'm going to punt for a draw - Predictions: Partick Thistle 2-2 Ross County
St Johnstone vs Celtic: The The Saints are just off the back of their greatest ever Season, they won the Cup while maintaining a top 6 finish, they also once again punched above their weight in Europe with a fantastic result against FC luzern, unfortunately they've since sold Stevie May, their talisman last Season with 27 goals, Celtic have had a poor start to their reign under Ronny Deila, they were far to good for KR Reykjavik in Europe but were totally outclassed by Legia Warsaw, they've sold Fraser Forster and lost Scott Brown to injury, players don't seem comfortable in the style Deila is looking to impliment either, that being said, I think they'll have enough to get a win tonight - Predictions: St Johnstone 1-3 Celtic
St Mirren vs Hamilton: The Buddies looked excellent on Saturday against Motherwell but an all to familar feel wrang true when they lost a goal and then a man (Jim Goodwin) and then struggled to get back into the game, they moved the ball about well though and should get more joy against the Accies, Hamilton were fantastic in the Championship last Season and were unlucky not to go up as Champions, their Play-Off victory was excellent but they're my picks to go down this Season and I fancy them to strugfle tonight at Ne Love Street - Predictions: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton
Dundee Utd vs Motherwell: Dundee Utd started the Season with a brilliant 3-0 win at Pittodrie, they've lost Ryan Gauld & Andrew Robertson during the Summer but also strengthened considerably with Mario Bilate from Rotterdam, Jaraslow Fojut from Poland and Conor Townsend on a season long loan from Hull (who was part of the Robertson deal) they've also signed kids Blair Spittal and Charlie Telfer as their new projects, Motherwell were poor on Saturday, they beat St Mirren but they got absolutely battered for 70 minutes, they've been best of the rest in Scotland for the last 3 years but cant keep losing first team players, Dundee Utd d9minated this fixture last Season, won 3 of the 4 ties and scored 14 goals in the process losing 5 goals - Prediction: Dundee Utd 3-1 Motherwell
Inverness C.T vs Dundee: ICT started the season with a victory over Hamilton, they always tend to start the Season well and Billy McKay always sets the pace with goals, this season looks no different, Dundee won the Championship last Season and have strengthened considerably, they have won of the best young Scottish managers in the Scottish game in Paul Hartley, started the season with a point at home to Kilmarnock in a game they probably should have won - Predictions: Inverness C.T 1-1 Dundee
Kilmarnock vs Aberdeen: Kilmarnock started the season with a positive point away at Dens Park, I feel they've been considerably weakened however with the loss of Kris Boyd, his goals last season singled handedly kept them up, Aberdeen have started the Season brilliantly with great wins in Europe, the pick being their 2-1 win in Holland against Groningen and also their performance against Real Sociedad, they suffered a big loss at the weekend but felt it was a European hangover, they'll be desperate to get off the mark tonight - Predictions: Kilmarnock 0-2 Aberdeen
Partick Thistle vs Ross County: Thistle were one of the most entertaining sides in the Division last Season, they played some great stuff, if they had a decent striker for the full Season they'd have challenged for the top 6, their problems lay at Home, they didn't register a win at Fir Hill until late on in the Season, I don't see much changing,they lost their loan striker Lyle Taylor and their best player Aaron Taylor-Sinclair, Ross County have once again signed a new team, seems like they do this every Summer, I feel they could sneak this one but I'm going to punt for a draw - Predictions: Partick Thistle 2-2 Ross County
St Johnstone vs Celtic: The The Saints are just off the back of their greatest ever Season, they won the Cup while maintaining a top 6 finish, they also once again punched above their weight in Europe with a fantastic result against FC luzern, unfortunately they've since sold Stevie May, their talisman last Season with 27 goals, Celtic have had a poor start to their reign under Ronny Deila, they were far to good for KR Reykjavik in Europe but were totally outclassed by Legia Warsaw, they've sold Fraser Forster and lost Scott Brown to injury, players don't seem comfortable in the style Deila is looking to impliment either, that being said, I think they'll have enough to get a win tonight - Predictions: St Johnstone 1-3 Celtic
St Mirren vs Hamilton: The Buddies looked excellent on Saturday against Motherwell but an all to familar feel wrang true when they lost a goal and then a man (Jim Goodwin) and then struggled to get back into the game, they moved the ball about well though and should get more joy against the Accies, Hamilton were fantastic in the Championship last Season and were unlucky not to go up as Champions, their Play-Off victory was excellent but they're my picks to go down this Season and I fancy them to strugfle tonight at Ne Love Street - Predictions: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton
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SPFL PREMIERSHIP WEEK 2
Dundee Utd 1-0 Motherwell (Bilate)
Att: 8,367
Inverness C.T 0-0 Dundee
Att: 3,082
Kilmarnock 0-2 Aberdeen (Pawlett, Jack)
Att: 5,079
Partick Thistle 4-0 Ross County (Bannigan, Frempah OG, Fraser, O'Donnell)
Att: 3,261
St Johnstone 0-3 Celtic (Stokes, Biton, McGregor)
Att: 6,890
St Mirren 0-2 Hamilton (Crawford)
Att: 3,635
Dundee Utd 1-0 Motherwell (Bilate)
Att: 8,367
Inverness C.T 0-0 Dundee
Att: 3,082
Kilmarnock 0-2 Aberdeen (Pawlett, Jack)
Att: 5,079
Partick Thistle 4-0 Ross County (Bannigan, Frempah OG, Fraser, O'Donnell)
Att: 3,261
St Johnstone 0-3 Celtic (Stokes, Biton, McGregor)
Att: 6,890
St Mirren 0-2 Hamilton (Crawford)
Att: 3,635
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SPFL Premiership Week 3 Preview
Celtic vs Dundee Utd: Celtic started the Season with a good 3-0 win over Scottish Cup winners St Johnstone, the result was probably somewhat flattering, every goal was aviodable, Celtic dominated possession and territory but didn't look like opening the Saints up until slack play allowed them in, Dundee Utd have started the Season brilliantly, devastating demolition of Aberdeen at Puttodrie followed up by a late but much deserved win against last Seasons runners up Motherwell at Tannidice, Celtic don't look comfortable under Ronny Diela yet, hardly any player looks like they're fully in tu e with what he's wanting, On the contrary, Dundee Utd look fully focused on the job at hand, all their players look comfortable and they're showing a real desire to buy I to Jackie McNamara's philosophy - Prediction: Celtic 1-2 Dundee Utd
Dundee vs Partick Thistle: Dundee have settled back into life in the top flight with two draws, they probably should ha e won their home game vs Kilmarnock and were a bit more fortunate against Inverness but they're showing signs that they'll be a strong team tough to beat, Paul Hartley has made a lot of changes to the squad that won the Championship last Season, it's bound to take time to bed in, I think they have some good quliity though, Partick are my dark horses to gate crash the top 6 this Season, they play some wonderful football and their destruction of Ross County midweek only strengrhend my belief they'll convert more chances this Season, last season they were well suited to playing away from home and got some great results, I think both these clubs will be in for a high finiah this year - Prediction: Dundee 2-2 Partick Thistle
Hamilton vs St Johnstone: Hamilton are my tips to finish bottom, that might be slightly harsh, they were excellent in their 2-0 win away to St Mirren midweek but I just feel over the course of the Seasontthey'll nit have enough, I also think their home form might hurt them, they seem more suited to hitting on the break and that tactic is quite difficult at home, St Johnstone are a team who are hapoy to ait and not go chasing a game, they're strong, hard to beat and always well organised, they wont panic if they dont get a goal and will juat continue to wear down the opposition - Prediction: Hamilton 0-2
Motherwell vs Inverness C.T Last years runners up against last years early front runners and League Cup finalists, both teams have guys capable of hitting 20+ goals a Season in John Sutton and Billy McKay, Motherwell haven't started the Season too well, knocked out of the Europa League by a team who'd be dping well to get out of the Scottish Championship then last week were extremely fortunate not to be 3/4 downat home to St Mirren before the Buddies capitulated and allowed the 'well to capitalise, in midweel they lost away to Dundee Utd, that was the norm last season anyway, they almost held out for a good draw but it wasn't to be, re-signing Henrik Ojamaa yesterday will be a big boost, ICT have started the season with 4 points from 2 games, good going, their consistency levels since coming back up in 2010 have been excellent, in McLay they have a preditor who'll always sniff out chsnces, Aaron Doran makes thrm tick though and Greame Shinnie their left back is one of the most consistent players in the SPFL, these games usually gaurantee goals and I think this will be no different -Prediction: Motherwell 3-1 Inverness C.T
Ross County vs Kilmarnock: County took an absolute hammering midweek onto of their home loss on the opening weekend of the Season, with an almost brand new team its always going to take time to settle in but they'll be desperate to get some points on the board as soon as possible, Kilmarnock are only a point better off after the first two games and despite a 2-0 reverse in midweek against AberdeenI actually felt Killie looked really good on occassions, tthey've got some exciting younger players at Rugby Park, I feel these two teams will be amongst 4 clubs fighting Relegation and thr RelegationPlay-Off spot come next May and ddon't think theres much between them at the moment, despite County's hammering on Wednesday they did produce some good moves, only good goalkeeping haulted their progress - Prediction: Ross County 2-1 Kilmarnock
Celtic vs Dundee Utd: Celtic started the Season with a good 3-0 win over Scottish Cup winners St Johnstone, the result was probably somewhat flattering, every goal was aviodable, Celtic dominated possession and territory but didn't look like opening the Saints up until slack play allowed them in, Dundee Utd have started the Season brilliantly, devastating demolition of Aberdeen at Puttodrie followed up by a late but much deserved win against last Seasons runners up Motherwell at Tannidice, Celtic don't look comfortable under Ronny Diela yet, hardly any player looks like they're fully in tu e with what he's wanting, On the contrary, Dundee Utd look fully focused on the job at hand, all their players look comfortable and they're showing a real desire to buy I to Jackie McNamara's philosophy - Prediction: Celtic 1-2 Dundee Utd
Dundee vs Partick Thistle: Dundee have settled back into life in the top flight with two draws, they probably should ha e won their home game vs Kilmarnock and were a bit more fortunate against Inverness but they're showing signs that they'll be a strong team tough to beat, Paul Hartley has made a lot of changes to the squad that won the Championship last Season, it's bound to take time to bed in, I think they have some good quliity though, Partick are my dark horses to gate crash the top 6 this Season, they play some wonderful football and their destruction of Ross County midweek only strengrhend my belief they'll convert more chances this Season, last season they were well suited to playing away from home and got some great results, I think both these clubs will be in for a high finiah this year - Prediction: Dundee 2-2 Partick Thistle
Hamilton vs St Johnstone: Hamilton are my tips to finish bottom, that might be slightly harsh, they were excellent in their 2-0 win away to St Mirren midweek but I just feel over the course of the Seasontthey'll nit have enough, I also think their home form might hurt them, they seem more suited to hitting on the break and that tactic is quite difficult at home, St Johnstone are a team who are hapoy to ait and not go chasing a game, they're strong, hard to beat and always well organised, they wont panic if they dont get a goal and will juat continue to wear down the opposition - Prediction: Hamilton 0-2
Motherwell vs Inverness C.T Last years runners up against last years early front runners and League Cup finalists, both teams have guys capable of hitting 20+ goals a Season in John Sutton and Billy McKay, Motherwell haven't started the Season too well, knocked out of the Europa League by a team who'd be dping well to get out of the Scottish Championship then last week were extremely fortunate not to be 3/4 downat home to St Mirren before the Buddies capitulated and allowed the 'well to capitalise, in midweel they lost away to Dundee Utd, that was the norm last season anyway, they almost held out for a good draw but it wasn't to be, re-signing Henrik Ojamaa yesterday will be a big boost, ICT have started the season with 4 points from 2 games, good going, their consistency levels since coming back up in 2010 have been excellent, in McLay they have a preditor who'll always sniff out chsnces, Aaron Doran makes thrm tick though and Greame Shinnie their left back is one of the most consistent players in the SPFL, these games usually gaurantee goals and I think this will be no different -Prediction: Motherwell 3-1 Inverness C.T
Ross County vs Kilmarnock: County took an absolute hammering midweek onto of their home loss on the opening weekend of the Season, with an almost brand new team its always going to take time to settle in but they'll be desperate to get some points on the board as soon as possible, Kilmarnock are only a point better off after the first two games and despite a 2-0 reverse in midweek against AberdeenI actually felt Killie looked really good on occassions, tthey've got some exciting younger players at Rugby Park, I feel these two teams will be amongst 4 clubs fighting Relegation and thr RelegationPlay-Off spot come next May and ddon't think theres much between them at the moment, despite County's hammering on Wednesday they did produce some good moves, only good goalkeeping haulted their progress - Prediction: Ross County 2-1 Kilmarnock
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Sun 17 Aug 2014, 8:34 am
SPFL PREMIERSHIP WEEK 3 RESULTS
Celtic 6-1 Dundee Utd (Denayer, Commons, Johansen, Stokes, Berget 2 - Rankin)
Att: 44,484
Dundee 1-1 Partick Thistle (Wighton - Fraser)
Att: 6,453
Hamilton 1-0 St Johnstone (MacKinnon)
Att:: 1,577
Motherwell 0-2 Inverness C.T (Tansey, Doran)
Att: 3,732
Ross County 1-2 Kilmarnock (Boyce - Magennis, Obadeyi)
Att: 2,790
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 2 RESULTS
Falkirk 0-2 Rangers (McCrackan OG, Clark)
Att: 6,927
Hearts 2-1 Hibernian (Nicholson, Bauban - El Alagui)
Att: 17,280
Celtic 6-1 Dundee Utd (Denayer, Commons, Johansen, Stokes, Berget 2 - Rankin)
Att: 44,484
Dundee 1-1 Partick Thistle (Wighton - Fraser)
Att: 6,453
Hamilton 1-0 St Johnstone (MacKinnon)
Att:: 1,577
Motherwell 0-2 Inverness C.T (Tansey, Doran)
Att: 3,732
Ross County 1-2 Kilmarnock (Boyce - Magennis, Obadeyi)
Att: 2,790
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 2 RESULTS
Falkirk 0-2 Rangers (McCrackan OG, Clark)
Att: 6,927
Hearts 2-1 Hibernian (Nicholson, Bauban - El Alagui)
Att: 17,280
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Thu 21 Aug 2014, 8:10 pm
Dundee Utd are about to report Hull City to Fifa as they have been almost a week late with the ifirst installment (£1.3m) for Andrew Robertson, bit if a joke that Hull are playing hardball here, obviously forgot what it feels like to live in the real world.
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SPFL Premiership Week 4 Preview
Dundee Utd vs Ross County: United suffered an extrodinary set back last weekend at Celtic Park, having started the Season well no-one could have saw them ship six goals, Ross County have started the Season poorly too, another year another new team for Derek Adams though, they've lost all three of their games so far this Season and if they don't start picking up points soon they could leave themselves with an up hill struggle. I fancy Dundee Utd to bounce back rather emphatically tomorrow - Prediction: Dundee Utd 4-1 Ross County
Inverness C.T vs Celtic: Inverness lead the way early on for the Second consecutive Season, John Hughes has found it difficult trying to maintain the consistency shown under Terry Butcher while trying to implement a more patient style of football but with a striker like Billy McKay they'll always have a chance of a result, after a somewhat slow start under Ronny Deila, Celtic look to have found a bit of form, they're scoring a lot of goals while also making a lot of chances, they are susceptible to losing a goal on the break though, Celtic at this moment in time have bigger fish to fry than Inverness and the Premiership with Maribor due in town for the UCL Play-Off on Tuesday and I expect Deila to make a lot of changes ahead of that tie, I still expect Celtic to have more than enough to get a positive result though, particularly if Leigh Griffiths is up front. - Prediction: Inverness C.T 1-3 Celtic
Kilmarnock vs Motherwell: Killie have started the season better than many expected, a win a lose and a draw, the loss coming to Aberdeen, they can be pleased with that after two away games, many people tipped Kilmarnock to fight Relegation and while I think they may still be in the battle they've already got daylight between them and fellow Relegation contender Ross County (4 points) Motherwell haven't started well at all, one win and two loses, the one win they did muster they where extraordinarily lucky to get the 3 points that day, the best of the rest for the last three Seasons they'll have to start putting some results together if they want to maintain that accolade, I can see goals in this game, I'm thinking that Motherwell could get a win here but I'm leading towards the score draw. - Predictions: Kilmarnock 2-2 Motherwell
Partick Thistle vs Hamilton: Hamilton have been the surprise package of the Season so far, probably the bookies favourites for the automatic relegation spot, they've won 2 of their opening three matches and have played some very nice football as well, while they'll most likely still be many peoples favourites for the drop, they've shown that they'll fight for every point available to them and not many will get an easy three points off them, Thistle have 4 points from their opening two fixtures, scoring goals at home was a problem last Season but they've already won their first home game 4-0 this Season so they'll be confident of getting a few more here tomorrow - Prediction: Partick Thistle 2-1 Hamilton
St Mirren vs Dundee: The Buddies have struggled since the start of the Season, they were excellent in the opening day at Fir Park but inexplicably lost and then were absolutely woeful against Hamilton at home, they had a week off last week after Aberdeen were granted a weekend off after playing so much football in such little time, the week off might be exactly what they needed, they've added Adam Drury and Isaac Osbourne to their squad which should add more quality, Dundee have started life back in the top flight with three draws out of three, pretty solid if unspectacular start to the Season, they've strengthened their squad significantly over the Summer and probably should have more points on the board but they've looked strong and don't seem to know when they're beaten which is a good sign, I feel tomorrow will be much of the same, neither team really wants to lose this one and I feel the game will follow that train of thought. Predictions: St Mirren 1-1 Dundee
St Johnstone vs Aberdeen: St Johnstone have struggled since the loss of Stevie May, 27 goals last Season was always tough to replace, they've always been a hard working well prepared team though, they lost a game last week away to Hamilton that they've made a habit out of winning, those games were the type that saw the Saintees consistently finish in the top 6 and done so well in Cup runs recently, they've not got the same verve at the moment, Aberdeen after a good start to the season in Europe were annihilated at Pittodrie by Dundee Utd but bounced back brilliantly at Rugby Park last midweek, after having the last 10 days to rest and work on their team, I fully expect to see the Dons get a result here tomorrow - Predicitions: St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
SPFL Championship Week 3 Preview
Hibernian vs Falkirk: I'm slightly surprised that Hibs are still so short in terms of first team personnel at this stage, they do play some better football under Stubbs than they did under Fenlon and definitely Butcher but for me the same old problems are still very evident, they can't score goals and don't seem to make enough chances for their front players, creativity in the final third is non existent, Falkirk on the otherhand play some brilliant football and have got plenty of creativity, their biggest fault is their finishing, if they could finish they would have taken 3 or 4 off Rangers last week, given the volume of goals they scored last Season though I'd be inclined to believe that was just an off night last week, I think the Bairns will take this one at Easter Road - Predictions: Hibernian 1-2 Falkirk
Raith Rovers vs Hearts: Match of the day in the Championship tomorrow for me, both Raith and Hearts have 100% records, both clubs have started the Season brilliantly, Hearts have beaten their two biggest rivals however got annihilated by Livingston midweek in the Petrofac Cup although that was their U19 team they used, the First Team Squad were rested completely for this fixture, this could go either way and with Osman Sow suspended then Hearts could find it tricky to score goals, I think like their previous two games of the Season though that the Jambos will sneak it - Prediction: Raith Rovers 0-1 Hearts
Rangers vs Dumbarton: Rangers have had a slow start to the Season, losing at home to Hearts then winning last week at Falkirk despite being absolutely battered for most of the game, they absolutely battered League Two side Clyde 8-1 on Monday though and while that should give them confidence, I still expect them to toil for large spells of this game, Dumbarton were one of the better sides in the Championship last Season and were unlucky to miss out on the Play-Off's, they've not started the Season well but they'll be hoping to get their Season off sooner rather than later. Prediciton: Rangers 3-0 Dumbarton
Dundee Utd vs Ross County: United suffered an extrodinary set back last weekend at Celtic Park, having started the Season well no-one could have saw them ship six goals, Ross County have started the Season poorly too, another year another new team for Derek Adams though, they've lost all three of their games so far this Season and if they don't start picking up points soon they could leave themselves with an up hill struggle. I fancy Dundee Utd to bounce back rather emphatically tomorrow - Prediction: Dundee Utd 4-1 Ross County
Inverness C.T vs Celtic: Inverness lead the way early on for the Second consecutive Season, John Hughes has found it difficult trying to maintain the consistency shown under Terry Butcher while trying to implement a more patient style of football but with a striker like Billy McKay they'll always have a chance of a result, after a somewhat slow start under Ronny Deila, Celtic look to have found a bit of form, they're scoring a lot of goals while also making a lot of chances, they are susceptible to losing a goal on the break though, Celtic at this moment in time have bigger fish to fry than Inverness and the Premiership with Maribor due in town for the UCL Play-Off on Tuesday and I expect Deila to make a lot of changes ahead of that tie, I still expect Celtic to have more than enough to get a positive result though, particularly if Leigh Griffiths is up front. - Prediction: Inverness C.T 1-3 Celtic
Kilmarnock vs Motherwell: Killie have started the season better than many expected, a win a lose and a draw, the loss coming to Aberdeen, they can be pleased with that after two away games, many people tipped Kilmarnock to fight Relegation and while I think they may still be in the battle they've already got daylight between them and fellow Relegation contender Ross County (4 points) Motherwell haven't started well at all, one win and two loses, the one win they did muster they where extraordinarily lucky to get the 3 points that day, the best of the rest for the last three Seasons they'll have to start putting some results together if they want to maintain that accolade, I can see goals in this game, I'm thinking that Motherwell could get a win here but I'm leading towards the score draw. - Predictions: Kilmarnock 2-2 Motherwell
Partick Thistle vs Hamilton: Hamilton have been the surprise package of the Season so far, probably the bookies favourites for the automatic relegation spot, they've won 2 of their opening three matches and have played some very nice football as well, while they'll most likely still be many peoples favourites for the drop, they've shown that they'll fight for every point available to them and not many will get an easy three points off them, Thistle have 4 points from their opening two fixtures, scoring goals at home was a problem last Season but they've already won their first home game 4-0 this Season so they'll be confident of getting a few more here tomorrow - Prediction: Partick Thistle 2-1 Hamilton
St Mirren vs Dundee: The Buddies have struggled since the start of the Season, they were excellent in the opening day at Fir Park but inexplicably lost and then were absolutely woeful against Hamilton at home, they had a week off last week after Aberdeen were granted a weekend off after playing so much football in such little time, the week off might be exactly what they needed, they've added Adam Drury and Isaac Osbourne to their squad which should add more quality, Dundee have started life back in the top flight with three draws out of three, pretty solid if unspectacular start to the Season, they've strengthened their squad significantly over the Summer and probably should have more points on the board but they've looked strong and don't seem to know when they're beaten which is a good sign, I feel tomorrow will be much of the same, neither team really wants to lose this one and I feel the game will follow that train of thought. Predictions: St Mirren 1-1 Dundee
St Johnstone vs Aberdeen: St Johnstone have struggled since the loss of Stevie May, 27 goals last Season was always tough to replace, they've always been a hard working well prepared team though, they lost a game last week away to Hamilton that they've made a habit out of winning, those games were the type that saw the Saintees consistently finish in the top 6 and done so well in Cup runs recently, they've not got the same verve at the moment, Aberdeen after a good start to the season in Europe were annihilated at Pittodrie by Dundee Utd but bounced back brilliantly at Rugby Park last midweek, after having the last 10 days to rest and work on their team, I fully expect to see the Dons get a result here tomorrow - Predicitions: St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
SPFL Championship Week 3 Preview
Hibernian vs Falkirk: I'm slightly surprised that Hibs are still so short in terms of first team personnel at this stage, they do play some better football under Stubbs than they did under Fenlon and definitely Butcher but for me the same old problems are still very evident, they can't score goals and don't seem to make enough chances for their front players, creativity in the final third is non existent, Falkirk on the otherhand play some brilliant football and have got plenty of creativity, their biggest fault is their finishing, if they could finish they would have taken 3 or 4 off Rangers last week, given the volume of goals they scored last Season though I'd be inclined to believe that was just an off night last week, I think the Bairns will take this one at Easter Road - Predictions: Hibernian 1-2 Falkirk
Raith Rovers vs Hearts: Match of the day in the Championship tomorrow for me, both Raith and Hearts have 100% records, both clubs have started the Season brilliantly, Hearts have beaten their two biggest rivals however got annihilated by Livingston midweek in the Petrofac Cup although that was their U19 team they used, the First Team Squad were rested completely for this fixture, this could go either way and with Osman Sow suspended then Hearts could find it tricky to score goals, I think like their previous two games of the Season though that the Jambos will sneak it - Prediction: Raith Rovers 0-1 Hearts
Rangers vs Dumbarton: Rangers have had a slow start to the Season, losing at home to Hearts then winning last week at Falkirk despite being absolutely battered for most of the game, they absolutely battered League Two side Clyde 8-1 on Monday though and while that should give them confidence, I still expect them to toil for large spells of this game, Dumbarton were one of the better sides in the Championship last Season and were unlucky to miss out on the Play-Off's, they've not started the Season well but they'll be hoping to get their Season off sooner rather than later. Prediciton: Rangers 3-0 Dumbarton
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
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SPFL PREMIERSHIP WEEK 4 RESULTS
Dundee Utd 2-1 Ross County (Ciftći, Erskine - Jarvis)
Att: 7,179
Inverness C.T 1-0 Celtic (O'Connell OG)
Att: 5,862
Kilmarnock 2-0 Motherwell (Muirhead, Clingin)
Att: 4,146
Partick Thistle 1-2 Hamilton (Higgingbotham - Andrue, Scotland)
Att: 3,578
St Johnstone 1-0 Aberdeen (MacLean)
Att: 6,377
St Mirren 0-1 Dundee (McDonald)
Att: 4,517
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 3
Hibernian 0-1 Falkirk (Loy)
Att; 9,153
Raith Rovers 0-4 Hearts (Keatings 3, Oliver)
Att: 6,105
Rangers 4-1 Dumbarton (McCulloch, McGregor, Clark, Turner OG - Mohsni OG)
Att: 31,175
Dundee Utd 2-1 Ross County (Ciftći, Erskine - Jarvis)
Att: 7,179
Inverness C.T 1-0 Celtic (O'Connell OG)
Att: 5,862
Kilmarnock 2-0 Motherwell (Muirhead, Clingin)
Att: 4,146
Partick Thistle 1-2 Hamilton (Higgingbotham - Andrue, Scotland)
Att: 3,578
St Johnstone 1-0 Aberdeen (MacLean)
Att: 6,377
St Mirren 0-1 Dundee (McDonald)
Att: 4,517
SPFL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 3
Hibernian 0-1 Falkirk (Loy)
Att; 9,153
Raith Rovers 0-4 Hearts (Keatings 3, Oliver)
Att: 6,105
Rangers 4-1 Dumbarton (McCulloch, McGregor, Clark, Turner OG - Mohsni OG)
Att: 31,175
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Thu 05 Feb 2015, 11:11 pm
SPFL Premiership Table, title race, European Football race, Top 6 race and the Relegation and Relegation Play-Off fight
SPFL Championship Promotion Race
| Team | Played -- | Points -- | Goal Diff |
| Celtic | 22 | 51 | +31 |
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| Aberdeen | 23 | 48 | +16 |
| Inverness C.T | 24 | 48 | +13 |
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| Dundee Utd | 23 | 45 | +16 |
| Hamilton Accies | 25 | 40 | +7 |
| St Johnstone | 24 | 34 | -4 |
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| Dundee | 25 | 33 | -1 |
| Kilmarnock | 23 | 28 | -7 |
| Partick Thistle | 23 | 25 | -4 |
| St Mirren | 25 | 18 | -21 |
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| Motherwell | 24 | 18 | -30 |
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| Ross County | 23 | 12 | -24 |
SPFL Championship Promotion Race
| Teams | Played -- | Points -- | Goal Diff |
| Hearts | 22 | 57 | +44 |
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| Rangers | 20 | 41 | +22 |
| Hibernian | 23 | 40 | +22 |
| Queen of the South | 22 | 36 | +13 |
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| Falkirk | 23 | 35 | +2 |
| Raith Rovers | 22 | 29 | -14 |
| Dumbarton | 23 | 23 | -28 |
| Alloa Athletic | 23 | 15 | -18 |
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| Cowdenbeath | 22 | 15 | -34 |
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| Livingston | 22 | 12 | -9 |
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Fri 06 Feb 2015, 9:09 am
January Trasnfer signings from every SPFL Premiership club.
ABERDEEN
Ins: Donervon Daniels (West Brom, loan), Joe Shaughnessy (Falkirk, end of loan), Kenny McLean (St Mirren, £300,000), Lukas Culjak (Borussia Dortmund, free)
Outs: Jeffrey Monakana (Brighton, end of loan), Declan McManus (Morton, loan)
CELTIC
Ins: Michael Duffy (Derry City, £150,000), Stuart Armstrong (Dundee Utd, £1.85m), Gary Mackay-Steven (Dundee Utd, £250,000)
Outs: Amido Balde (Hapoel Tel Aviv, loan); Beram Kayal (Brighton, undisclosed fee); Jo Inge Berget (Cardiff, end of loan); Filip Twardzik (Bolton, Free)
DUNDEE
Ins: Kostadin Gadzhalov (Dobrudzha Dobrich, free); Alex Harris (Hibernian, loan), Stephen McGinn (Sheffield Utd, free), Paul Heffernan (Hibernian, free)
Outs: Martin Boyle (Hibernian, loan), Arvid Schenk (released), Peter MacDonald (Morton, free), Dylan Carreiro (Arbroath, loan), Phil Roberts (Alloa, loan)
DUNDEE UTD
Ins: Ryan McGowan, (Shandong Luneng Taishan, free), Henri Anier (Erzgebirge Aue, undisclosed), Simon Murray (Arbroath, £50,000), Robbie Muirhead (Kilmarnock, £150,000)
Outs: Simon Murray (Arbroath, loan), Keith Watson (Hibernian, loan), Mark Wilson (released), Stuart Armstrong (Celtic, £1.85m), Gary Mackay-Steven (Celtic, £250,000), Conor Townsend (Hull, end of loan)
HAMILTON
Ins: Lee Lynch (Limerick, free), Nico Sumsky (Dukla Bystrica)
Outs: Alex Neil (Norwich, undisclosed), Mickael Antoine-Curier (released), Tony Andreu (Norwich, £1.2m)
INVERNESS
Ins: None
Outs: Billy McKay (Wigan, £175,000), Ibra Sekajja (released)
KILMARNOCK
Ins: None
Outs: Robbie Muirhead (Dundee Utd, £150,000)
MOTHERWELL
Ins: Anthony Straker (York City, loan), Stephen Pearson (Kerala Blasters, free), Louis Long (Nottingham Forest, loan), George Long (Sheffield Utd, loan), Conor Grant (Everton, loan), Marvin Johnson (Kidderminster, £50,000), Nathan Thomas (Plymouth, free)
Outs: Henrik Ojamaa (Legia Warsaw, end of loan)
PARTICK THISTLE
Ins: Callum Booth (Hibernian, loan), Ryan Finnie (Rangers, free), Lyle Taylor (Scunthorpe, loan)
Outs: Aaron Muirhead (Falkirk, free), Nathan Eccleston (released)
ABERDEEN
Ins: Donervon Daniels (West Brom, loan), Joe Shaughnessy (Falkirk, end of loan), Kenny McLean (St Mirren, £300,000), Lukas Culjak (Borussia Dortmund, free)
Outs: Jeffrey Monakana (Brighton, end of loan), Declan McManus (Morton, loan)
CELTIC
Ins: Michael Duffy (Derry City, £150,000), Stuart Armstrong (Dundee Utd, £1.85m), Gary Mackay-Steven (Dundee Utd, £250,000)
Outs: Amido Balde (Hapoel Tel Aviv, loan); Beram Kayal (Brighton, undisclosed fee); Jo Inge Berget (Cardiff, end of loan); Filip Twardzik (Bolton, Free)
DUNDEE
Ins: Kostadin Gadzhalov (Dobrudzha Dobrich, free); Alex Harris (Hibernian, loan), Stephen McGinn (Sheffield Utd, free), Paul Heffernan (Hibernian, free)
Outs: Martin Boyle (Hibernian, loan), Arvid Schenk (released), Peter MacDonald (Morton, free), Dylan Carreiro (Arbroath, loan), Phil Roberts (Alloa, loan)
DUNDEE UTD
Ins: Ryan McGowan, (Shandong Luneng Taishan, free), Henri Anier (Erzgebirge Aue, undisclosed), Simon Murray (Arbroath, £50,000), Robbie Muirhead (Kilmarnock, £150,000)
Outs: Simon Murray (Arbroath, loan), Keith Watson (Hibernian, loan), Mark Wilson (released), Stuart Armstrong (Celtic, £1.85m), Gary Mackay-Steven (Celtic, £250,000), Conor Townsend (Hull, end of loan)
HAMILTON
Ins: Lee Lynch (Limerick, free), Nico Sumsky (Dukla Bystrica)
Outs: Alex Neil (Norwich, undisclosed), Mickael Antoine-Curier (released), Tony Andreu (Norwich, £1.2m)
INVERNESS
Ins: None
Outs: Billy McKay (Wigan, £175,000), Ibra Sekajja (released)
KILMARNOCK
Ins: None
Outs: Robbie Muirhead (Dundee Utd, £150,000)
MOTHERWELL
Ins: Anthony Straker (York City, loan), Stephen Pearson (Kerala Blasters, free), Louis Long (Nottingham Forest, loan), George Long (Sheffield Utd, loan), Conor Grant (Everton, loan), Marvin Johnson (Kidderminster, £50,000), Nathan Thomas (Plymouth, free)
Outs: Henrik Ojamaa (Legia Warsaw, end of loan)
PARTICK THISTLE
Ins: Callum Booth (Hibernian, loan), Ryan Finnie (Rangers, free), Lyle Taylor (Scunthorpe, loan)
Outs: Aaron Muirhead (Falkirk, free), Nathan Eccleston (released)
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Mon 23 Feb 2015, 5:50 am
Another facinating weekend of SPFL Premiership football, the Aberdeen juggernaut continues, Celtic smashed their normal post European hangover to regain a slight gap between the top two, St Johnstone do a retake of their stunning 2-0 Scottish Cup Final win over Dundee Utd to get their top 6 prospects back on track, Rpss County's revival continues as the bottom 3 clubs are tied on level points as the fight to avoid the automatic Relegation and the Relegation Play-Off slot heats up. The SPFL also boasted the best attendance in British Football this weekend as Celtic hoasted Hamilton Accies.
| Team | Played -- | Points -- | Goal Diff |
| Celtic | 25 | 60 | +39 |
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| Aberdeen | 26 | 57 | +26 |
| Inverness C.T | 26 | 52 | +14 |
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| Dundee Utd | 25 | 45 | +13 |
| Hamilton Accies | 28 | 41 | 0 |
| Dundee | 27 | 39 | 1 |
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| St Johnstone | 26 | 37 | -3 |
| Kilmarnock | 26 | 33 | -6 |
| Partick Thistle | 26 | 25 | -2 |
| Ross County | 26 | 18 | -25 |
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| St Mirren | 27 | 18 | -25 |
| _________________________________ | |||
| Motherwell | 26 | 18 | -32 |
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Re: The 2014-15 Season SPFL Thread
by Kay Fabe Mon 23 Feb 2015, 5:51 am
| Player | SPFL -- | Europe -- | League Cup -- | Scottish Cup -- | Total |
| Leigh Griffiths Cel | 4 | 3 | 7 | ||
| Juanma Hea | 4 | 4 | |||
| Osman Sow Hea | 2 | 2 | 4 | ||
| Kenny McLean Abe | 1 | 3 | 4 | ||
| Greg Stewart Dun | 3 | 3 | |||
| Adam Rooney Abe | 3 | 3 | |||
| Leigh Griffiths Celtic | 4 | 3 | 7 |
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