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  1. SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY "Compliments of the day were earned by Gary Warren, however, after he saved Steven Thompson from a booking late on. The defender lost his footing as the St Mirren striker slid in to him, and referee Callum Murray reached for his pocket in believing contact had been made. “I don’t usually do that, to be honest with you. But he is a nice guy, I like him, and I didn’t want to see him booked. “He didn’t touch me so I wasn’t going to roll around in agony, like quite a lot of people do nowadays. The ref was going to book him but, at the end of the day, he is an honest guy and so am I. To be fair to the ref he said to me afterwards he was going to book him and thanked me for saying there was nothing in it. In football these days a lot of players fake things and dive around. But this game was played in the right spirit. I like to be aggressive and tough but also be fair as well.” It will never catch on."
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  2. You're right OCG. We'll discuss things on Tuesday and put out a statement after that.
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  3. John Hughes continues to impress me, keeping unfancied ICT three points clear in second place in Scotland's top flight after a draw away to an inform team.
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  4. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YKHKzaKGoFM Sums it up this thread much better than I can put into words and how fans views can be easily changed.
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  5. Was that because he had excluded Celtic from the league, so the battle is between Aberdeen and Dundee Utd for second behind Inverness Caley Thistle.
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  6. OAM !! Tuned in 3.55 first mention of ICT ? 4.31 However I knew Rangers score, Elgins score, where each of the guys were going for their night out, what they were wearing etc. My second from table top team with a new manager - not worth a mention! They are so biased to Central Scotland .
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