Gary

Evening, guys.

Evening, Gary.

Yeah, well, once now the dust has settled on Sunday, it was obviously a game of two halves, as everybody's alluded to.

You know, we were woeful, as bad as I've seen Celtic in a long, long time on Sunday.

I was actually going to go home at half-time, to be fair.

What?

Honestly, it was that bad.

It was genuinely that bad.

I felt like that was it.

But,

what a performance in the second half what a turnaround and the fact that we end up with seven shots on target and bear in mind obviously Rio's penalty was probably three of them but yeah it was just a much better that's a good point that's it well done Gary it was a much better performance and Martin obviously rang his changes and we changed the shape a wee bit so yeah it all worked out and we stole a point in the end which was brilliant so it means nothing unless we go up to Aberdeen tomorrow and get all three points so

I know they've not won since the end of January, but I think this will be a really tough game.

And it's one of those ones where we spoke about it earlier in the season and said, you know, the games that you kind of win 2-1 in the last minute, you don't want to see a continuous kind of rain of form of that.

But at the end of the day, this is the kind of games, midweek, horrible games when you have to go to places like the Park in Aberdeen and they make it really tough for you.

And I think that

that it will be tough tomorrow, but hopefully we can come away with the three points.

Yeah, I think I'd actually like to see Sivanchara and Adamu play off each other kind of thing, just like a Sutton-Larsen kind of partnership, just the big man, wee man.

So I don't think he will do that.

I don't think he'll go too up top.

I think he'll