ON the day that Queen’s Park went back to their spiritual home of the past, they treated a very decent 3231 crowd inside Hampden Park to a glimpse of a club with a bright future. Which was in stark contrast to the visiting Hamilton side, who have gone backwards at an alarming rate.
Their manager John Rankin has vowed to fight on though despite being ‘disgusted and embarrassed’ by the performance of his side as they shipped four goals in a torrid first half to slip two points behind Arbroath at the bottom of the Championship.
A sizeable chunk of the band of Hamilton supporters at the national stadium made their feelings plain, with several ejected from the ground as they bayed for the head of Rankin and registered their disgust at their players.
