MANAGERS up and down the country talk on a weekly basis about goals changing games.

DUNFERMLINE Athletic will open up their books to potential investors from tomorrow after confirming they intend to press ahead with a switch to fan-based ownership, warning it could be the "last realistic chance to save the club".

NEIL LENNON'S advice was that his players would need to be professional and adapt to the circumstances if they were to avoid a second cup upset in the space of a week.

THINGS haven't exactly run according to plan for James Forrest this season, but at least the 21-year-old has been able to take out his frustration in the weights room.

Cappielow might have all the old-world atmosphere that football traditionalists cherish, but in scenic terms the best you could say is that it is a good place to grind out an ugly win.

JESUS Garcia Tena was pursued by a Raith Rovers player as he attempted to retrieve a ball before it rolled out for a throw near the halfway line, but eluded his shadow with an adroit backheel and pivot.

Unpaid but unbowed, Jim Jefferies continues to reign in the Kingdom of Fife.

A late equaliser from veteran striker Martin Hardie gave Morton a valuable point from a six-goal thriller to bolster their promotion aspirations.

CELTIC have spent the last few months pursuing exotic striking options but Gary Hooper last night issued a reminder that he remains the most reliable marksman on the Parkhead payroll.

Twelve second-half minutes proved decisive for Partick Thistle as they yesterday beat Raith Rovers to book a place in the Ramsdens Cup semi-finals.