Mathematically, it's still up for grabs so I would expect no less from the players. Realistically, it feels like the fire has gone out of the season but there are still ***** points to play for. We need to get back on track tomorrow, regardless of events elsewhere.
With tonight's game being called off, it is actually possible that we could be only 2 points behind Ross County by the time we play QoS at home and they travel to Alloa on the 30th of March. Albeit, they would have 2 games in hand, but it would be interesting to see how they'd react with some pressure on them.
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The team have proven themselves of not deserving optimism like that.
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