| Topic: MATCH THREAD ~ MORTON V DAFC |
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| 41. Author: Paralex Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:14 Well, Courier Facebook is way off the mark. The fans gave the players a very well deserved ovation after the game. Morton played most of the game with a packed defence. They barely had a real scoring chance themselves and our pressure eventually paid off. Reply |
| 42. Author: Jock Par36 Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:18 Do agree that our strikers need to start scoring, but i would be more than happy to win every game 1-0 Reply |
| 43. Author: Berry Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:18 Not long back and disagree that it was a poor performance, we controlled that game for the majority, for a very heavy pitch we were patient, knocked the ball about well, only frustration is not taking more efforts at goal for the possession we had that being said we had some opportunities we should be putting away. Our defence is solid, our midfield was solid, but up front we continue to be toothless - for all the effort Adams puts in he doesn’t really affect the game and it’s clear he’s not a natural goalscorer, with the first really good opportunity at his feet for him to panic a bit and blooter it over the bar. Tod was again ineffective, not sure how he or Adams also didn’t bury the rebound in the second half. I think both would benefit from bench time again, with Shaw back, perhaps him and Kane instead. The short corners are frustrating, although ironically I can’t remember us scoring from a corner being crossed in and the Lobban goal did come after a short one. Results went our way this weekend as well apart from Stenhousemuir (when do we start worrying about them?) so all in all a good day. Reply |
| 44. Author: Kdy Par Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:19 pacifist, Sat 19 Sep 18:58 There were idiots booing at halftime. Reply |
| 45. Author: Pars Athletic Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:20 The crowd were definitely not happy about the constant passing backwards when in positions to cross or shoot. Reply |
| 46. Author: Westies squint kicks Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:23 Paralex, Sat 19 Sep 19:14 The crowd were booing the constant horseshoe football and urging someone to have a shot. Lobban eventually did have a shot and lo and behold it went in, who knew ? Reply |
| 47. Author: KirklistonPar Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:27 Glad we managed to get the 3 points away from home today. I wasn’t at the game but least we have managed to climb up to a playoff position. For a while we were worried we might lose a bit of ground on the teams at the top but that’s 10 points out of our last 4 games. Post Edited (Sat 19 Sep 19:31) Reply |
| 48. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:28 I think that this style of play is a function of how competitive the league is. I think that on any day, you can`t write off any team. At the end of the day if you have the ball, you control the game and the opposition obviously can`t score. It also wears the opposition down mentally. Teams who play us are going to pack their box. We need to be able to score goals from the edge of the box in my view as this will be a tactic throughout the season by the other teams in the championship. If it was perceived we didn`t play well but still won, I recall we did that in a few games when we were promoted from League 1. G Wardrope Reply |
| 49. Author: Foresters Par Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:33 We`re dominating possession and getting points on the board. If our strikers could convert a few more chances per game we would be in a good place. The league is highly competitive and there aren`t many easy games. But the trajectory is up. Reply |
| 50. Author: Connor560 Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:34 Any win away from home should never be taken for granted. Massive 3 points irrespective of performance C'mon Ye Pars! Reply |
| 51. Author: wee eck Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:38 NL says the fans need to show a bit more patience, as the players did when facing a block of 10. He called it `a brilliant win` on a difficult pitch. Reply |
| 52. Author: twin par Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:39 Happy with the result.Hate going to that ground,we always seem to struggle there,on most occasions. So ,let’s move on,things went our way today,so I am going to enjoy it!😀 Reply |
| 53. Author: Paralex Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:40 And I would wholeheartedly agree with that Wee eck, twin par and Connor 560. Post Edited (Sat 19 Sep 19:51) Reply |
| 54. Author: gordi-b Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:56 Oh for a brave striker with a bit of inventiveness and guile . this short corner nonsense is definately not working surely the coaching stall can come up with something a bit more productive. At the end of the day its another three points COYP G.B Reply |
| 55. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 19:57 I think Lobban has bèn excellet since he has come in. G Wardrope Reply |
| 56. Author: Luxembourg Par Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 20:01 The constant short corners is only marginally less annoying than regularly failing to get over the first defender when crossing it… ![]() Reply |
| 57. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 20:14 Doug Imrie in his post match against PT sait both PT and the Pars will be their toughest tests and the games they have played them this season for 60 minutes RR have been 2nd best. G Wardrope Reply |
| 58. Author: p4r5f4n Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 20:35 Jock Stein said it all. Win at home, draw away. Anything else is a bonus. Reply |
| 59. Author: wee eck Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 20:40 We`ve played 3 at home and 4 away so that would be an expected return of 13 points. We`ve got 12 so we`re not doing too badly after an undifferent start. Reply |
| 60. Author: Big Marcus Date: Sat 19th Sep 2026. 20:43 Wasn`t a great game but we deserved to win. I don`t think people realise how bad the conditions were. One look at the trees blowing like crazy showed how windy it actually was. We absolutely need to be shooting more often! Get the short corners in the bin. Abduli is a machine and we are lucky to have him. Reply |