Previews 2011-12

They think it's all over..... .........It is now! It's all over in the SPL bar the shouting. Hibernian relegated Dunfermline on monday night with three goals in a four nil win, (don't ask). That could be good news for Inverness on the park this weekend as I doubt they will be wanting any of their star players injured ahead of the landmark Scottish Cup final against Edinburgh rivals Heart of Midlothian. So, let's quickly run through who did what. Surprise surprise, Celtic won the SP

Paisley man to play at Olympics This game needs little introduction from me. The season is all but over, SPL status retained, and virtually nothing but pride and contracts to play for. We play our last away game of the season in Paisley, home of the Rossco haters and Scotlands representative at the Olympics, Paolo Nutini. Correct, we are playing St Mirren at New Love Street as they try to become the best of the rest and we struggle to keep above Hibs. It has been a troubled seas

It's time to unsqueak those bums. Yes, it has come down to the last three games of the season for Inverness to try and secure SPL football for another season. It has been one to forget, and hopefully we can ensure safety tonight, then we can all breathe a sigh of relief and look forward to next season. We showed glimpses at Kilmarnock that we have the bottle for the battle and were unlucky for various reasons to leave empty handed. On the plus side, Billy McKay scored a couple of goa

Bring back Bobby, even though he is 12 stone too old! Inverness travel to the scene of their finest ninety minutes of this season when they visit Rugby Park to take on the team that cheered most of Scotland, deserved League Cup winners Kilmarnock. Looking for a repeat of the previous visit will maybe be a tad optimistic, but there are still positions to be played for before the season ends and Killie have often been good to us in terms of donating points. Gavin Morrison is off to Icel

Desperate Dons looking for pick-me-up. A weekend away from SPL football and already families are at war wondering what to do. I watched Titanic sink about 42 different ways last week, unfortunately the result was the same. Like Dunfermline, Titanic was favourite to go down, and down she went. The Grand National was won by a short nose; or a long horse, that went by the name of Neptune Collonges, pipping Sunnyhill boy ........... Seabass was in third plaice, (see what I did there). The rac

It's a Fair City right eenuff. It's back to the now Fair City of Perth this Saturday for our last game before the split. Let's hope this weekend is more productive than the last one when we crumbled badly against Hibernian, losing 2-3 in Inverness. That was on the back of a 0-1 defeat at the hands of St Johnstone last midweek and the long knives are out as the home fans get a reality check. The fable about Perth being a town has now been laid to rest, what will the fans find to squabble a

April Fools prepare for basement battle Hibernian find themselves at the wrong end of the SPL just three points above bottom club Dunfermline and eight points adrift of Inverness, and it's maybe appropriate that they are playing each other on April Fools day. These two clubs have struggled all season to steer a course clear of relegation and as we approach the business end of the season they are still battling to stay ahead of the Pars, although Inverness would appear to have the best