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Inverness CT -V- Kilmarnock - Preview

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Killie take the high road.

Kilmarnock make the long trek to Inverness this weekend for our first home game of the season, after both sides started the campaign with draws in their openers.

Kenny Shiels was less than enthusiastic with the realisation that Killie will have to double their trips to the Highlands this season with the introduction of those over the bridge to the SPL. Boo hoo Kenny, it's the same distance from Inverness to Kilmarnock as it is from Kilmarnock to Inverness: Put up or shut up. Let's hope his pub crawl round Kilmarnock has gained them some more fans as they attempt to beat the football recession.

Last week Inverness rang the changes as the season got underway and the team seem to have gelled a bit quicker than last seasons slow starters. A point from Paisley is not to be sniffed at as the Saints came from behind in time added on to snatch a draw at the death. 2-2 was the final score with Nick Ross and Billy McKay netting the Inverness goals, and Ross Draper being welcomed to the SPL by St Mirren's Lewis Guy who saw red for sending Draper onto the turf.

Killie opened their season at Rugby Park against team 12, who turned out to be Dundee. It proceeded to be a pretty dour affair and Dundee were well worth their point in a no scoring draw. Killie may well suffer financially because of the demise of the Govan tax dodgers and new signings are more difficult to come by.

So, what does the new season hold for Inverness? Plenty of changes to personnel and a mostly new squad for the fans to get to grips with. Esson will still be number one choice, but the back four are still getting to know one another. Last week we started with Raven - Warren - King and G Shinnie, with Meekings replacing Dave the Rave after an hour. That seemed to give us a more solid look and we took control of the game. Our midfield saw Ross Draper join more familiar names in Owain Tudur-Jones, Aaron Doran, Andy Shinnie and Shane Sutherland who was effectively replaced by Nick Ross. Billy McKay is being asked to play the lone striker role again and hopefully the ball might arrive at his feet more often as he is well capable of turning big defenders on the deck. With Richie Foran sitting out his suspension last weekend, then his added dig to midfield will be a boost for the squad, but not for another week.

Saturdays visitors have added Jeroen Tesselaar to their squad in the close season. The Dutch full back signed on from St Mirren and made an impressive debut last weekend against Team 12. Another addition this term is Rory Boulding who scored 11 goals for Livingston last season. Young Mathew Kennedy also impressed on the wing and his trickery will give defenders problems. In Cammy Bell, Killie have one of the top Scottish keepers to give his defenders plenty of confidence, he always seems to perform well against us. Glorious Gary Harkins is one to watch. The former Partick and Dundee midfielder possesses the silky skills to link the midfield and strikers and his accuracy with the ball can be used to good effect at set pieces. Dean Shiels will be a big miss for Kille. The striker is now working down at Govan for The Rangers.

Head to Head

This fixture in Inverness has been kind to the homesters. In fourteen encounters in all competitions, the home side have the edge with 6 wins to 4, with 4 draws. We hold the upper hand in goals scored, 27-22 and have scored 3 goals on five occasions, although one of those was a 3-4 reverse in December 2006. Last season we secured 7 points from Killie with goals aplenty. The highlight for Inverness being a surprisingly stunning 3-6 win at Kilmarnock with Andy Shinnie scoring a hat-trick and recently departed Gregory Tade notching a brace. Hayes scored the other in what was Caley Thistles highest scoring SPL match ever. The games at Inverness ended with one home victory and one draw.

Latest Team News

Inverness boss Terry Butcher will not have the services of Captain Richie Foran this week as he serves the second of a two match ban carried over from last season. Chris Hogg is still in rehab after last seasons serious knee damage but will be nearing fitness in a few weeks. The pain in Spain falls mainly on Antonio Reguero's finger as he has suffered a suspected broken finger. That brings young keeper Scott Mathieson into the squad, one of seven who have come through the ranks at Inverness. Other than that, Inverness have no fresh injury worries ahead of the game, and that makes a huge change from last seasons crisis.

Kilmarnock are expected to be on similar lines to last weeks opening game against Dundee. Paul Heffernan missed that one through injury after breaking his collar bone during training on Tuesday and faces up to three months on the sidelines. Gary Hay is requiring an operation and will be unavailable for a couple of months.

Cameron Bell, Michael Nelson, Jeroen Tesselaar, Ryan O'Leary, James Fowler, Manuel Pascali, Lee Johnson (Danny Racchi, 66), James Dayton (Rory Boulding, 66), Matthew Kennedy (Rory McKenzie, 78), Gary Harkins, Liam Kelly

tm4tj Prediction

Difficult to judge how things will pan out this early in the season, but by all accounts we have started brightly and if we can sort out the defensive lapses then I can see a continuation of our recent domination in this fixture and that could see us with our sixth win in the last eight against Killie. A narrow win for the home side for me.
By tm4tj in Previews 2012-13 ·

St Mirren -V- Inverness CT - Report

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Inverness almost got off to a flying start in Paisley as the 2012-13 season got underway after all the legal wrangling during the close season. Unfortunately, St Mirren equalised with a goal in time added on which meant a share of the points on day one; not the worst start we have ever had.
The once mighty Glasgow Rangers have fallen foul of the rules and regulations and find themselves plying their trade in the third division under a new name, The Rangers, with Dundee pipping Dunfemline to fill the gap left by the death of an institution.
But, that is another story with plenty of mileage left in it and I will let that one run it's course as the new season has taken over the thoughts of the rest of us, and with Ross County added to the mix then there will be plenty of interest to keep us occupied.
Terry Butcher had once more wielded the axe with the last of the local hero's leaving the club in Ross Tokely. So, a new era begins for Inverness Caledonian Thistle and a much changed side took to the park on Greenhill Road in their first competitive match of the season.
Ryan Esson is one constant in the side but the rest was anyones guess as they faced a changed St Mirren at a stadium Inverness had never been beaten. Richie Foran was missing as he sat out a one match ban.
Lewis Guy was Saint and sinner for the Buddies, scoring the opener, but getting sent off in the aftermath of the injury time leveller as Inverness newbie Ross Draper was left on the turf after McGregor scored.
In between these two goals, Nick Ross had flicked home an equaliser and Billy McKay had put the visitors in front, a lead they could not build on, despite some bright work from McKay, with Andrew Shinnie warming to the task as well.
Guy had been the prominent St Mirren player trying his luck a few times and Dougie Imrie was always a threat. Big Sam Parkin was not far away with a couple of headers and got even closer as injury time loomed. His rasping shot saw a diving Ryan Esson turn the ball round the post for a corner. It was from the resultant corner that Inverness eventually lost the lead. Graeme Shinnie made a hash of trying to clear the ball and when it was fired into the box, Esson missed it at the front post and McGregor rose to guide the ball home.
Overall a few positives for Inverness. Billy McKay looked lively and has started the season with a goal and Andy Shinnie is on the way back after last seasons injury woes. Aaron Doran could be the new Jonny Hayes and Ross Draper may well be the muscle required at the back of the midfield.
A point apiece and a good day out for the Caley Away fans, the Alamo providing the shouting juice and the meeting place for the newly formed group.
 
Full-Time: St Mirren 2-2 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
St Mirren: Samson, van Zanten, McGregor, Mair, Barron, Imrie (Reilly 87), McLean, Teale (Robertson 80), McGowan, Parkin, Guy.
Subs Not Used: Kelly, McGinn, Smith, Adam (GK).
Inverness Caledonian Thistle: Esson, Raven (Meekings 64), G. Shinnie, Warren, King, Tudur-Jones, Draper, A. Shinnie (Polworth 87), McKay, Doran, Sutherland (Ross 67).
Subs Not Used: Morrison, Laing, Oswell, Mathieson (GK).
Referee: Steven McLean.
Assistant Referee: Stuart Stevenson.
Assistant Referee: Ross Haswell.
4th Official: Kevin Graham.
Attendance: 4,104
Shorter than usual match report due to increased workload, but we hope to catch up starting with Killie at home next Saturday.
By tm4tj in Reports 2012-13 ·

Caley Jags Together

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CaleyThistleOnline welcomes the news on the formation of 'Caley Jags Together'. Having worked closely with both groups over the years we know what great people are involved and how much of their time they give to helping the club and the fans. Each has served it's purpose, and done it well, but we believe that by joining forces the new organisation can be greater than the sum of it's parts...something any fan should be able to appreciate since that is what has brought Inverness Caledonian Thistle to where it is today. 'Caley Jags Together' has our full support and we look forward to assisting them with spreading news and facilitating fan discussion on all things ICT.

Caley Jags Together Press Release Follows.......


ICT Supporters Trust + ICT Supporters Club = Caley Jags Together

Inverness Caledonian Thistle Supporters Trust and Supporters Club have come together to form a single fan’s organisation which will be known as ‘Caley Jags Together’.

Following discussions between the two groups and Club Chairman, Kenny Cameron, it was agreed that a united fans organisation would better represent the fans of ICT in a number of ways.

Supporters Trust, Peter Murphy commented: “In this difficult financial climate it made perfect sense to bring everything together into one group. This enables us to pull together the resources, knowledge and experience of the members of both groups while, at the same time, allowing us to deliver efficiencies in operational costs which allows more of every pound received to be used for the direct benefit of the fans and the club.”

Supporters Club, Liz Sutherland commented: “Conversations with Kenny Cameron and Terry Butcher highlighted the growing demand on time and resources for everyone and it therefore made sense that the two fan groups amalgamate and do their bit to reduce that load. The Supporters Club members agree that we should be working together towards a better future for ICT and the new name represents that desire.”

We will be working closely together over the coming weeks to ensure the transition is managed as smoothly as possible.

The new name for the fan’s group of ‘Caley Jags Together’ fits well with the Supporters Trust and Supporters Club coming together and also ties in well with the recent launch of the ‘All Together Now’ campaign which will see us, the club and the Inverness Courier working together to encourage more local support for ICT.

ICT Manager Terry Butcher was pleased by the announcement: “I think it is great. I’ve said before that we have some fantastic people at this club, and that includes the fans. The joining of the two groups is only going to make the bond between ICT, the supporters and the community even stronger and that will benefit everyone. ‘Caley Jags Together’ says it all”

One of the immediate benefits to come from the formation of ‘Caley Jags Together’ will kick in with effect from our first game of the season, an away trip to St Mirren. By taking over the operation of the Official Travel Club we believe we can deliver a more efficient service, improve the away-day experience and encourage more fans to follow ICT “on the road”.

Caley Jags Together can be found online at ictst.co.uk and via facebook at facebook.com/caleyjagstogether
By CaleyD in News 2012-13 ·

CTO Player of the Year - 2011-12

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Regular readers of the forum will already know this...but the winner of CaleyThistleOnline's Player of the Year award is.....(drumroll please)....

...ROMAN GOLOBART!!!!

The Spanish defender, on loan from Wigan Athletic, takes the trophy having been voted man of the match on nine occasions, and earning Player of the Month honours in December and March. Not bad for a player who only turned 20 in March, and who marked his debut for the club in August by tripping over the ball and gifting Aberdeen a goal!

As you'd expect from a young man still learning his trade, Roman made a few mistakes along the way, not least his spectacular own goal against Kilmarnock, but his strength, attitude and composure in possession suggest he has a bright future in the game. Hopefully he can be persuaded to return to the Highlands next season, so that once more we have a player named 'Golly' to cheer for!

Golobart finished the season with 52 points, thirteen ahead of Graeme Shinnie who led the table for most of the season. Veteran Ross Tokely managed to squeeze into the bronze medal position with a strong end to the campaign.

Many thanks to all who voted - we hit a total of exactly one thousand votes over the whole campaign, ranging from 48 for the home win over Hearts in January to the six hardy souls who gave us their opinion on a Monday night defeat at Tannadice.

Roman becomes the 12th different player to win the award in the 12 seasons we have run it and the first loanee to have received it .... Not a bad side either if you put all the winners together in a team in a 4-5-1 !!! Esson, Golabek, Mann, Golabart, Tokely, Wilson, Cowie, Black, Hayes, Robson, Dargo with Keogh as the sub !
 
Player of the Year Points ~ Final Standings : 2011/12 (Player of Month also highlighted in monthly column) Player JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY TOTAL Roman Golobart 0 1 0 0 0 12 15 0 16 8 0 52 Graeme Shinnie 0 18 13 1 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 39 Ross Tokely 0 6 0 4 8 3 0 0 8 0 6 35 Richie Foran 3 5 0 0 0 8 6 9 0 0 3 34 Greg Tansey 5 5 0 5 0 0 6 3 1 1 5 31 Ryan Esson 6 1 3 6 0 0 3 1 0 0 10 30 Jonny Hayes 0 0 0 0 1 14 1 1 0 9 1 27 Gregory Tade 0 8 8 4 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 26 Kenny Gillet 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 10
1 0 1 21 David Davis 0 0 2 3 9 3 - - - - 0 17 Andrew Shinnie 0 0 0 10 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 16 Billy McKay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 0 15 Aaron Doran 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 10 Steve Williams - - - - - - - 3 0 3 0 6 Nick Ross 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 Jonny Tuffey 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 Josh Meekings 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 Owain Tudur-Jones 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 Shane Sutherland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 4 Gavin Morrison 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Thomas Piermayr 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Chris Hogg 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2  
Players of the Year - All Time Month Player 2000-2001 Bobby Mann 2001-2002 Barry Robson 2002-2003 Stuart Golabek 2003-2004 Liam Keogh 2004-2005 Ross Tokely 2005-2006 Craig Dargo 2006-2007 Barry Wilson 2007-2008 Don Cowie 2008-2009 Ian Black 2009-2010 Jonny Hayes 2010-2011 Ryan Esson 2011-2012 Roman Golobart
By hislopsoffsideagain in News 2011-12 ·

CTO Player of the Month - May

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After a torrid run, Caley Thistle managed to stay unbeaten in the month of May, seeing out the season with two wins and a draw, and no goals conceded. So it's no surprise that CTO's Player of the Month was goalkeeper Ryan Esson. Esson won the award for July, and finished the season as he started - so it's a relief to hear that he has signed a new two year deal which should take his spell at the club to a whopping six seasons.

Ryan finished with 35 votes across the three games, and was voted man of the match against both St. Mirren and Dunfermline. He finished just 3 votes ahead of Ross Tokely, and 9 clear of Greg Tansey (man of the match vs Hibs).

Observant readers will no doubt be able to figure out who will be named player of the year in our next article ... but until then ... here's the table for May and a list of previous monthly winners


Overall quantity of votes cast for each player in May: (Used to decide Player of the Month) Player 02/05 05/05 12/05 TOTAL Ryan Esson 16 11 8 35 Ross Tokely 13 19 32 Greg Tansey 1 3 22 26 Aaron Doran 14 2 16 Richie Foran 1 8 7 16 Kenny Gillet 2 3 11 16 Jonny Hayes 5 11 16 Billy McKay 9 4 13 Andrew Shinnie 5 2 3 10 Steve Williams 8 8 Thomas Piermayr 7 7 Nick Ross 7 7 Graeme Shinnie 2 1 4 7 Roman Golobart 4 4 Owain Tudur-Jones 2 2 Gregory Tade 1 1
Players of the Month - Season 2011/2012 Month Player JULY Ryan Esson AUGUST Graeme Shinnie SEPTEMBER Graeme Shinnie OCTOBER Andrew Shinnie NOVEMBER David Davis DECEMBER Roman Golobart JANUARY Kenny Gillet FEBRUARY Kenny Gillet MARCH Roman Golobart APRIL Jonny Hayes MAY Ryan Esson

By hislopsoffsideagain in News 2011-12 ·

Cafe chat

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We all take things for granted in life. On Saturday's, many of us have a routine that we follow preparing ourselves for the matchday experience. Get up, dust ourselves down after Friday night, big breakfast, check the websites for latest gossip then off down to the pub to meet your mates and get a few beers down your throat to loosen the voice. All part of a normal Saturday's preparation for the game.

But hold on a minute. Some people are less fortunate than others and need assistance to enjoy the day out. That does not make them less of a supporter than the able bodied amongst us. But preparing for what is a routine day out for me, is a lot more challenging and can lead to barriers having to be crossed before the enjoyment begins.

Well, Keith Ferguson, the Western European Development Officer would like to hear from you if your day is not so hassle free. He is looking for stories from disabled fans to add to the CAFE; that's the Centre for Access to Football in Europe and the website is here http://www.cafefootb...-motorbike.aspx . These stories can be about anything to do with your experience attending football games. How does it make you feel, how you benefitted from the day out, how you travelled to and from the game, basically absolutely anything concerned with your day out.

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Below is Keith's plea for articles to be published on the website which will encourage others to make donations. Go on, you can do it, and we can all make a difference. Be the first Inverness Caledonian Thistle fan to have your tale published, maybe a member of CLAN has a story to tell, send it to Keith or let us know here at CTO and we can promote your stories and forward them to Keith.

The CAFE - Centre for Access to Football in Europe are looking for stories of disabled fans going to live football matches.

The idea is to seek out all those personal stories about how going to a game of football can make such a difference to a disabled person’s life. Sometimes beyond watching football – employment, socialisation, more confidence, new friends…….

These stories are for our website donations page which we’ll keep going for the duration of tournament starting from anytime now.

We want to tempt people to donate – give them a reason to do so. We are also going to add brief explanations about how a certain amount donated can be used.

UEFA will be running a goal counter for their contribution and have already launched the exchangeyourjersey.comwebsite.

We have stories from Eastern Europe.

There has to be a Scottish or a Northern Ireland disabled fan out there with a story to tell!

It doesn’t have to be long.

If you have a story email it to me so I can have it uploaded to the website. mailto:[email protected]

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

Keith Ferguson

Western European Development Officer


http://www.cafefootball.eu/
By tm4tj in News 2011-12 ·

Inverness CT -V- Hibernian - Report

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Seasonus Horribilis endeth

Inverness wrapped up their seasonus horriblis with a comfortable win over a reserved Hibernian. Two second half set pieces sealed the points for the homesters to ensure they stayed above the Cup finalists. Greg Tansey and Jonny Hayes supplied the finishes in a brighter second half against an understrength Hibs side.

The Highland Marchers made it to Inverness on schedule despite the weather doing it's best to scupper their efforts. A ten mile detour did not deter the marchers who actually enjoyed trekking 170 odd miles through wind, rain, sleet and snow in the name of fun. Nutters! Well done to all, now get yer feet up for a wee rest.

The darts in the Innes were bolstered by the return of Showaddyaddie, or fruitbat, if you preferred, and the Highland Marchers and Clan members were enjoying some light refreshments, unfortunately we all had to cut that short to go and watch a football match.

A bright and breezy afternoon tempted over 4000 fans out of their homes to give the season from hell a decent send off. It was a day when some players were bidding farewell to the Highlands with Tuffey and Golobart looking like definite departures given their respective tweets and comments on facebook.

Hibs rested as many as they could without completely fielding a pub side, with young 19 year old Paul Grant replacing our old keeper Mark Brown in the Hibs goal. One or two did start but were keen to ensure they never put themselves out of contention for next weeks Capital Cup Final. Garry O'Connor was one of them, swapping places with Leigh Griffiths after the break and Ian Murray played what will probably be his last game for Hibs.

The first half was basically a non event with neither side able to sustain any pressure, although Esson did save smartly from Tom Soares after 35 minutes, diving full length to get a strong palm on a low shot from distance. Inverness were unable to make the debut keeper work in that first half and he could not have wished for an easier first 45.

Half Time:- 0-0

The second period started a bit more briskly and Grant made his first meaningful contribution stopping a Hayes shot, and shortly after Gillet fired one a couple of yards over from thirty yards.

Greg Tansey has been much maligned this season after coming here with a reputation for scoring spectacular free kicks. Well, he made amends today as he fired a 25 yarder up and over the wall before it nestled neatly behind Grant to open the scoring. No more than Inverness deserved at this point as they were now getting on top of there struggling opponents.

Hallelujah! A second penalty of the season for handball, with Matt Doherty being the culprit and it looked like a parting gift for Jonny Hayes as he placed the ball on the spot and smartly drove the ball into Grant's goal, the keeper going the wrong way.

There endeth the scoring, but not before Ryan Esson showed us why he is our number one keeper with a couple of comfortable stops from second half sub Leigh Griffiths.

Grant fluffed a couple of hasty clearances but nobody was alert enough to take advantage and the game petered out with Inverness just having enough in the tank to see off the pub side from Leith.

Full Time 2-0

tm4tj MotM for me goes to man mountain and local superman Ross Tokely. Never put a foot wrong, or a head wrong and will be needed for at least another season. Let's hope a deal can be thrashed out for our last surviving member of the supercaleygoballistic side. Greg Tansey ran him close and scored a super free kick, but the young Hibs goalie might think he could have been positioned better, still at least this one was on target from Greg, and Ryan Esson showed a couple of flashes as to why he has kept Jonny Tuffey on the bench for most of the season.

So, the season did finish with a minor flourish but overall there were too many disappointments along the way, the exception being the 6-3 thrashing dished out to Kilmarnock. Derby games to look forward to next season so it's out with the old, and bring on the new.

I asked my old dart playing buddy Caley100 to give me a short overview of his season through his ICT eyes. Well, he gave me one........ A short overview that is and here is how he saw it.


Caley100's view on the season.

Well maybe my reputation preceded me, I had been asked to complete a Hibs match report but perhaps my sometimes negative view on our season might have shown through, so I'll give a short view on this season through today's hangover eyes.

As always, we approach matches with a mostly positive manner, helped in my case with a few plenty beers and a game of darts in the Innes bar with my mates, and mostly this season its been disappointment and in some cases, (Dee utd/Hibs) weekend spoilers. As I reflect whilst walking the bloody happy looking dog through the woods on sunday mornings, can't he see I'm not up for chasing and stick throwing?

There has been some rays of hope and perhaps a wee sign of things to come, however the next match sorts that out as we contrive to shoot ourselves in the foot once again as defensive errors and spectacular own goals leave us shaking our heads in disbelief. Of course the injury thing has been a huge problem for TB & MM to contend with, the constant changing of the starting eleven has led to an unsettled team, especially in defence where we have had some howlers.

As we stumbled over this seasons finish line with a points margin that was going to be harder for Pars to gain on than us to lose, I'm hoping next season will be better, albeit as I hear with a smaller budget, I'm also hoping that we see more Scottish players in the team.

Not for one minute have I considered not buying a ticket for next season, I'm a fan and supporter and I think I always will be. Players will leave, Jonny will be off, (not to Dons I hope), Tuffey will go for regular football, players come in (hopefully someone to score goals), and we will gather next to the Moray Firth and await the caravan hordes from the bleak north.

Cheers Caley100, thanks for the words and let's all hope we can put this season to bed and build for the future, oh, and when you learn to fetch the stick and bring it back to Archie then you will get some treats.

Hope you have enjoyed all our previews/reports for this season and thanks to the numerous wordsmiths who have given up their time to contribute to the website. We'll all be back for pre-season, see you soon.

tm4tj






12th May 2012 Scottish Premier League Tulloch Caledonian Stadium Inverness C.T. 2 - Tansey (62), Hayes (pen.71) TEAM: Esson, Tokely, G.Shinnie, Gillet, Piermayr, Hayes (Ross 85), Tansey, A.Shinnie (Sutherland 63), Foran, Tade (Tudur-Jones 63), McKay SUBS: Tuffey, Meekings, Golobart, Proctor
Booked: none Sent Off: none Hibernian 0 - TEAM: Grant, Doherty, O'Hanlon, Murray, Stephens, Francomb, Wotherspoon, Soares (Stanton 60), Sproule, O'Connor (Griffiths 46), O'Donovan (Doyle 72)
SUBS: Brown, Towell, Booth, Monaghan
Booked: Francomb (33), Stephens (61) Sent Off: none Referee John Beaton Attendance 4457

By Scotty in Reports 2011-12 ·

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