There've been, there was talks of a left back coming in before Romans got injured, but I, I would imagine that will get sped up now that he has picked up a groin strain, as, as McInnes said there

thereAnd a little bit of more cover, center half, right back's been a problem so far for them, whether it's been McCrorie or Sterling.

I know you've got Sterling can fill in a number of positions, but he's, he's also not been fit enough to play every week, which means you probably need another player.

Ross hasn't had a brilliant start.

You know, time's getting on him a little bit, but you know what Ross gives you.

You know he, he gives you everything he's got.

He's got pace.

Yeah.

So yeah, if he is just, um, want to send that, that his way, Paul.

Thank you, Josh.

Thanks, Josh.

Really well said of you.

And if you're just tuning in, Martin O'Neill, the club announced about 4:00 today they had a small procedure.

He's in hospital.

He'll be in for expect a day or two, and Martin wants to thank everyone for their best wishes.

... just want to get, get your thoughts on that, please.

Four out of five was incredible and-

And it was poor performances with it.

It wasn't as if, "Oh, we were unlucky there," or a goal here or there.

It was like proper beaten in the, in the post, post-split.

So I think that's what the fans were remembering.

That's what fans were looking at initially to say, "We are supposed to have a manager that's going to, supposed to help in these fixtures, in these situations," and he almost done the opposite.

So I think bringing McInnes in is a good move.

Yeah, Ryan Christie spoke about the strategy that they would adopt going into this game with Morocco.

So can you tell us a bit more about the group?

Thanks, Val.

Yeah, I mean, I suppose as, as Donagh was saying, that, um, we're a community club, and I suppose from my perspective that means trying to create as many opportunities for as many communities as possible.

So in particular, communities that might naturally come to The Showgrounds.

But trying to create that safe and welcoming space for everybody.

So we kind of use football as, as the hook really, so, uh, but it's much deeper than that.

So for example, we would have our integration football program, which is for people living in IPAS accommodation or of refugee status.

So [laughs] is there anything else you'd like to say before we move on?

I mean, every team's got injuries.

Disappointing.

I think we want to be pushing for playoffs.

You, you're not guaranteeing it every year, but I think at Ayr you should be trying to get there.

In the first four months of the season, we, we were there or thereabouts, and then we kind of fell off a little bit, and it was disappointing, but, you know, a new manager now.

Obviously we've been through a couple there in the season.

Gary Naismith seems good, seems like a nice guy.

Did you, uh, is it right that you had Scott McTominay and John McGinn there on that trip?

The, the, the playoffs, I mean, there's about 13 games you play, man.

It is.

And last year was my first experience of it and, like, so we played Thistle on the Friday night maybe.

I can't, can't right remember the days, but m- we played Thursday, Friday, and it's like 100% effort.

Not that you don't do it, but it's like a playoff game.

Everyone's emotions are heightened, all that kind of thing, and then you've got to get ... do it again on the Tuesday or the Wednesday.

And if you get through that again, again, again, again, it's, it is hard.

Rangers for me look like they're a better team, better coached for Rowe and Kilmarnock.