I see that Calderwood used his weekly P&J column to "sympathise" with our manager regarding our current lack of form.

Anyone else note how keen he is to convince Brew to play 4-4-2? "Draws are no use to him at the moment" and all that.

Methinks tangoman remembers how hard Aberdeen found it breaking down our 4-5-1 on opening day, and will do everything to convince Brew to play 2 up, even though it didn't work against Midden.

Will our boss take the bait?

http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/988561

The classic double bluff with the "MY GOOD friend" opening.

We have tended to give Tangoman credit for mind games - but hey, Brewster is not bright enough to realise this so it's ineffective anyway.

Correct!

Mind games tend to only work on people who possesss one

We should be playing two up front at home regardless of what Jimmy says. Its our pitch. We should be dominating every inch of it. Using the width. Running at defences and making it the fortress it used to be renowned for.

Surely there can be no more enjoyable result for an ICT fan than humping aberdeen? This is a perfect opportunity for Brewster to obliterate the clouds circling ICT and boost his sagging popularity among the sneckie faithful.

A brilliant performance / scoreline on saturday would get the home monkey off our backs and could set us up for a run.

Surely there can be no more enjoyable result for an ICT fan than humping aberdeen? This is a perfect opportunity for Brewster to obliterate the clouds circling ICT and boost his sagging popularity among the sneckie faithful.

A brilliant performance / scoreline on saturday would get the home monkey off our backs and could set us up for a run.

If you think a home win over anyone changes anything then you are sadly mistaken. Brewster has had long enough and it is time for him to GTF.

3-5-2

Edited December 17, 200817 yr by 5thStand

Surely there can be no more enjoyable result for an ICT fan than humping aberdeen? This is a perfect opportunity for Brewster to obliterate the clouds circling ICT and boost his sagging popularity among the sneckie faithful.

A brilliant performance / scoreline on saturday would get the home monkey off our backs and could set us up for a run.

Wont wash this time. One swallow maketh not a summer.

Have to say that when I read the article yesterday I couldn't help but feel that Tangoman was taking the proverbial as opposed to playing any mind games.

the wee fat orange weegie is at it every week no matter who they play. no point listening to his pish

Don't see anything wrong with the article. Standard, cliched piece from an old colleague.

So now when a colleague comes out and supports / sympathises with an ex player of his its mind games ? Crazy absolutely crazy .

So now when a colleague comes out and supports / sympathises with an ex player of his its mind games ? Crazy absolutely crazy .

It's mind games alright but Cuprinol man is too engrossed in his image to realise that our manager is so tactically inept that his mind games will probably help Brewster in the long run. Looking forward to an ICT victory.