We asked for your views on Falkirk's 2-0 win over St Mirren on Saturday.
Here's what some of you said:
Nathan: A great way to combat the cold, I thought in the first half both sides cancelled each other out well but in the second half we grew in confidence. Finn Yeats scores a lovely goal and I’m delighted for the lad, he’s had to wait a while to get a go in the first team followed by Calvin Miller’s great finish in the second half. New signing Ben Parkinson impressed me in his cameo, looks like he’s willing to get about the opponent and make some very fast runs in behind.
Ian B: We keep getting better and better, good starting XI as well as a very strong bench, an excellent first half of the season, let’s hope the second half is equally as good.
David: Masterclass from John McGlynn. Changed the shape to a diamond to nullify the threat from a very physical St Mirren side. Eventually, after wearing down the St Mirren thrust, we countered very well in the second period and converted the opportunities when they came along.
Neil: Absolutely brilliant, every week this season just gets better and better. The management and players have to take huge credit for how we have taken to this league. Players that got us out of league one have stepped up big time and the new additions have been superb too. The fact we can now go to places like Motherwell, Aberdeen, St Mirren and get results shows how we are growing. Such a good feeling around the club now.
Tommy: It’s time the board for Falkirk football club get McGlynn on an extended contract before we lose him in the coming months. I write this in a panic, after the Falkirk performance away from home to St Mirren. We must at all cost keep him at Falkirk.
Ian H: Another away end sold out and it’s this fantastic support on the road that has a huge influence on the team. Add that to the brilliant management from John and Paul Smith and the vision of a great board of directors and the wee big team fully deserve their place in the top six. Falkirk are a superb addition to the Premiership. They are a great watch and fingers crossed they can strengthen again for next season and consolidate their position as a well-run top flight club.
