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[ectolichtie]

It's always been windy at Gayfield. In the past we have had quality players who could deal with it and still play football (and poor ones who couldn't).

Windy, yes, but it seems to be a howling gale every week[/quote]
The weather around the country has changed considerably in recent years as per the floods and extreme waves. Also the wind seems to have got stronger. Maybe switching to playing in the evening might help as it does seem to calm down more often later in the day.[/quote]

That was my point, fans home and away, are not going to attend if the games continue to be a debacle,

[DougLichtie]

Recycling + stop using aerosols + save the rainforests = Lichties in Premiership...simples!!!
Climate change has a lot to answer for.
The fact we can't put the ball in the net is due to the 0.5 degree rise in temperature.
The fact that Chisholm's main contribution was again running to get the ball as they wasted time was due to rising tidal levels.
Mind you their no. 9 did look like he had been genetically modified.
We again deserved something from the game and agree we looked nervous and some good opportunities squandered by lack of composure.
Fingers crossed it comes good soon.

[AFC1320]

Thought the wind again caused havoc in this game, from a neutrals point of view the Red Lichties were the better team with the majority of the game but the way things were going we were never going to score.
The keeper Grant Adam was in superb form and dealt with anything thrown at him, Shagger McManus who pounced on Adams one and only mistake would have scored 9 times out of ten but alas hurried his shot.
Unfortunately our best player Bobby Linn never looked 100% fit and Cook also was off form.
The ref Brines was shocking.
Best for us were Nicoll and McManus.

Still 6 points out the last 3 games is decent but agree it is between us and the Fifers now.

C'mon the Red Lichties.

[theweesausage]

Just watched the highlights (minus Shaggers rushed effort) how did we not get at least a point from the game? - view external link