...in today's Sun of Paul Ritchie's second goal on Saturday.
Did Jim Corstorphine manage to get one? He was spotted, lurking around with a camera, pretending to be a photographer...

Did anyone notice how small Jim's was compared to the whoppers the other photographers had!!!!

Unfortunately, I didn't get the goal because my view of Paul Ritchie was blocked by the near post. I did get Gary O'Connor diving to try to save the shot, but unfortunately he was also blocking my view of the ball when the shutter went so all I got was a picture of the goalie in mid-air! However, I DID get a great photo of Paul Hampshire being brought down for the penalty which should appear in the next home programme along with a few other great action shots (taken through a 70-300mm telephoto lens, Liam, NOT the one I had attached when you saw me take a photo of Craig O'Reilly!).
The Sun photographer who took the photo, who was sitting on my right, was absolutely delighted that he'd managed to capture it, but then it was hardly surprising as he told be his camera was capable of taking action photos at EIGHT frames per second! (my brand new £650 Canon only takes at three frames per second!).
He was actually a really nice guy and helped me set up my camera at half time to what he reckoned would be the best settings and shutter speed for the conditions. I wish I'd got his contact details now as he would probably have been happy to email me a copy of the photo.

Hard to believe that a mere goalpost could obscure a view of either Paul Richie or Jim Corstorphine!