Today's Diddy Games

[Aldo1983]

Hearts have been hit hard by injuries but it was always going to be difficult for them to sustain their start.

They must be the most delusional fan base in the country. As soon as they have any kind of run they think they are unstoppable world beaters. I remember it in ‘05, ‘15 and now ‘18. Must be some kind of coping mechanism to deal with the trauma of that one time they had the league title all but in the bag and somehow managed to blow it.

Losing the players they have would be like us losing McKenna, Devlin, GMS, McGinn and Rooney at the same time.

To be fair, they are still top (just) and it wasn't that long ago we went from being good to pish very quickly, losing 5 games in a row I think whilst top of the league.

[57vintage]

So, a bit like Aberdeen losing Pawlett, Taylor, Hayes and McGinn in the summer of 2017?

[Aldo1983]

So, a bit like Aberdeen losing Pawlett, Taylor, Hayes and McGinn in the summer of 2017?

Not really.

[RedStarTorphins]

The hun scum get yet another penalty today.
That means they’ve had more penalties than all the other teams combined.
And the binraker has the audacity to say the refs have it in for them?

[Jupiter]

The hun scum get yet another penalty today.
That means they’ve had more penalties than all the other teams combined.
And the binraker has the audacity to say the refs have it in for them?

And a red card for Motherwell too

[rico94]

What a collapse. T-shirts ready, other sh!tey memorabilia ready, team ready.....not quite

I would have said it was more of a good start than a title challenge,they had more of a chance of winning the league under Burnley in 2005 when they won their first 10 games and bizarrely fired him.

[RedStarTorphins]

I know they were shafted by a cheating hun ref, but after their pathetic capitulation against the scum today, what’s the betting Motherwell play like men possessed against us next up, kicking everything that moves.

[ToonsClock4am]

Their title bottle crash has to be the funniest thing that’s ever happened in Scottish football

Oh yes with bells on, once in a while just for kicks ill get that game from Dens up on youtube...btw, what did happen to Levein that day...no show on the team bus was it not, later put down to flu...strange one...biggest game for them in 20 years and his flu was so bad he couldnt even make the game as a spectator??!!!

[RED_JOHN]

I would have said it was more of a good start than a title challenge,they had more of a chance of winning the league under Burnley in 2005 when they won their first 10 games and bizarrely fired him.

I was referring to the team Dundee spanked on the last day.

[Mason89]

Oh yes with bells on, once in a while just for kicks ill get that game from Dens up on youtube...btw, what did happen to Levein that day...no show on the team bus was it not, later put down to flu...strange one...biggest game for them in 20 years and his flu was so bad he couldnt even make the game as a spectator??!!!

I have it on excellent authority that he properly sh@t it that day.

[Jupiter]

Their title bottle crash has to be the funniest thing that’s ever happened in Scottish football

It's only the second funniest, the original Huns going bust is the funniest.

[Aldo1983]

I know they were shafted by a cheating hun ref, but after their pathetic capitulation against the scum today, what’s the betting Motherwell play like men possessed against us next up, kicking everything that moves.

You always say that in these circumstances. Makes no difference.

[rico94]

I was referring to the team Dundee spanked on the last day.

Yeah sorry I never read the post a couple above yours

[ragnarok]

Their title bottle crash has to be the funniest thing that’s ever happened in Scottish football

Surely up there with Jean Van De Velde as one of the biggest collapses in sporting history.

AC Milan in the 05 Champions Leage Final was pretty collossal too but I don’t suppose it invokes quite the same level of deep, long term psychological trauma when you’ve won the trophy 4 times in the previous 15 years whereas ‘86 is pretty much the defining moment in the recent history of HMFC 😄.

[Jackjarvis]

Surely up there with Jean Van De Velde as one of the biggest collapses in sporting history.

AC Milan in the 05 Champions Leage Final was pretty collossal too but I don’t suppose it invokes quite the same level of deep, long term psychological trauma when you’ve won the trophy 4 times in the previous 15 years whereas ‘86 is pretty much the defining moment in the recent history of HMFC 😄.

VDV had one thing on his mind on the tee, left is dead....went right and indeed played safe with his 2nd shot, I disagree with his decision, but if he missed it right he would get a drop.....thankfully he did not hit a spectator but instead a metal stantion which resulted in 50 yards backwards into bundai and obviously no drop.....after that,WTF, however holed a decent putt to make playoff.

AC Milan was unbelievable and Dudek after making that save did not play again for the scallies(I think)

Anyway.....86 is without doubt the biggest f uck up.....I was at Kilbowie supporting the once michty as SAF rested players for the final next week.....we strolled to 6-0, when the scores from Love St,Dens were filtering thru in the 2nd half we all looked at each other in disbelief and the once michty remain to this day to be the last team outwith the cheeks to win the league.

The following week was another stroll, thankfully only 3-0 this time which Joe Coral had to pay for my summer in Ibiza.

SF