Reported on twitter page @scottburns75 tonight  (Scott Burns from Daily Express) that Andrew Shinnie has agreed a deal with Birmingham City and will join them in the summer

He's a decent player- good luck to him and it's understandable that he should be ambitious to play in a wealthier league.I hope the Caley Curse that seems to be on players that go on to 'better things' doesn't follow him though. I mean look at Ian Black!

Sounds like hes decided on 'going down south' according to the man himself on Sportscene.

Aye basically confirmed beyond all doubt that he'll definitely be away. 

Personally, I wish him all the best at Swindon or wherever he ends up. I'm sure he'll be rooting for us in the Europa League.

 

Personally, I wish him all the best at Swindon or wherever he ends up. I'm sure he'll be rooting for us in the Europa League.

 

Ouch!

Sad to see him go, he was a big part of this season's success, but wish him well in his future endeavours, especially as he is not going to another team in Scotland.

Not easy to lip read, is he.

Personally, I wish him all the best at Swindon or wherever he ends up. 

 

Is that a hint?

Personally, I wish him all the best at Swindon or wherever he ends up. 

 

Is that a hint?

It's where Adam is plying his trade, on loan.

Tyrone at STV has stated on Twitter that Shinnie has agreed a three year deal with Birmingham.

He is likely to earn more in those three years than if he spent the whole of the rest of his career at ICT and the standard of the English second tier is probably better than our top tier. The crowds, exposure and atmosphere are certainly better. In addition, it has also become apparent that Gordon Strachan favours English based players over domestic ones.

 

It would have been good to see him in an ICT shirt for another season but I understand his motives and wish him well.

As long as Birmingham dont do a Sevco it could be a promising move...at least he is going to try his luck in a better league, good luck to him i guess.

no longer a rumour it was confirmed on the bbc that he has passed a medical and signed a 3 year deal

Edited April 22, 201313 yr by gingerjaggy

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22254032

People are going to have a hernia at this but anyway - this game on Saturday is arguably one of our biggest ever.  We need to play players from the start who are going to go out there and win it and put in 100%.  Going by recent performance, Andrew Shinnie is not one of them.  He looked uninterested on Sunday and hasn't been giving it a full whack since he's known he's offski.

 

Have him on the bench by all means, but I'd been playing Foran, Ross or even his brother in the "hole role" over him on Saturday.

Edited April 22, 201313 yr by Renegade

 He looked uninterested on Saturday

 

...and wasn't much better on Sunday. 

That is going to be an interesting dilemma for TB and you couldn't blame him for either sticking with him or benching him - For once that is in the realms of Terry and Mo only as they are in the best position to judge his psyche. The lad can be a match winner and then he can be as irritating as Bughtmaster.

For his sake hope he has not dashed for cash too early (Rooney) he has had only  1 good season here

 

regardless wish him well

 

It is a loss but at leaset  Terry and all will now Know and be able to spend that part of the wages budget

No longer a rumour so moved to the main forum.

For his sake hope he has not dashed for cash too early (Rooney) he has had only 1 good season here

 

regardless wish him well

 

It is a loss but at leaset Terry and all will now Know and be able to spend that part of the wages budget

 

 

All the best andy lets hope you get a few games down there and not wasted by sitting on the bench week in week out

All the best Shinnie...born in Aberdeen made in inverness

Good luck to him, been terrific in his time here, can only hope Tel unearths another gem (or Shinnie) of similar quality. His parents will be P O'd, they ll have to go between Inverness and Birmingham now to watch their lads play.

Agree with IHE that Terry can only judge where his head is right now. Having got things signed up he might feel pressure off lets play or bugger this don't want injured. Its no time for experiments though right now.

 

Anyway, he's been great this season (in our system - when it was working great - better shut up) and good luck to him.

One of our better players. can't see him giving any less than 100% if selected.

 

If it were not for the huge prize of a European place I might have been inclined to give Nick Ross a run in his place but, given what's at stake, I believe we should continue to play our strongest team with the best players.

Edited April 22, 201313 yr by Kingsmills