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After Peter Lawwell's half hearted and belated apology for Celtic's ill considered trip to Dubai, Neil Lennon has undone any good and lost any goodwill created by his latest outburst suggesting that one of the two most privileged clubs in the land is being discriminated against. A little self reflection and a bit of humility would not go amiss.3 points
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I would certainly welcome Billy, at least on a short term contract until the end of the season. However, whatever portion of his salary we were paying would have to fit in with our current, much more limited, wage structure.2 points
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Thank heavens for transfer rumours.2 points
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Twitter rumours linking us with Billy Mckay again (snore) if County land Jordan White from Motherwell.2 points
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55708298 You can read a report on Lennon's rant here. He's totally out of order. Not only does he seem to not understand the seriousness of the situation, but he also seems to be directly contradicting his Chairman. Football has been given a chance to continue and this has required all clubs to strictly adhere to the protocols. Many clubs have gone to great lengths to keep their staff and the wider public safe, but it is folk like Lennon who's failure to properly understand what's involved is going to lead to a further shut down of football i1 point
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Billy McKay and Miles Storey up top would've been an utter dream when they were both in their prime...now, it just seems pointless1 point
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Did he enjoy/appreciate his song 'used to *****/but now he's alright'? Or would he have preferred something a bit more complimentary? Does he regret any of his career move choices? Particularly the Hearts move when he may have had plenty of different offers.1 point
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They're well known for their raiders.1 point
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Keep up Jack, thats old news now. Not trying to postpone because of Robbo, but they listened to what he said. Inverness/Robbo have said they have misinterpreted what was said. Needs to be taken in the context it was written. Who buys the Sun anyway.1 point
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I’m happy to support the stance the club sees as being most appropriate for us and the players. If they are happy with the measures in place, they are best placed to judge and I will go along with that. Equally if they believe there are risks to safety and want a pause or suspension, I will go along with that too. I just long for being able to spend Saturday afternoons watching live football in the stadium, enjoying the banter and, hopefully, a winning ICT. I’m happy with whatever measures are required to enable that to happen. The sooner the better! This is the article that set1 point
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Tbh, the championship is more like Billys level, although his wages are definitely premiership.0 points
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Not much else going on at the minute in terms of football so nice to have something to talk about even if it might not come to anything0 points
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Dundee 2-1 Inverness CT - Report
tm4tj posted an article in Reports 2020-21,
Too little too late: Dundee manager Jake McPake looked to have tightened his shoogely peg as first half goals from Max Anderson and Jason Cummings put Dundee in at the break two up. Inverness were out of sorts in a poor first forty-five. Nikolay Todorov pulled a goal back with fifteen minutes left heading home a Cammy Harper cross. Inverness mounted a mini-comeback but fell just short as Dundee held on for all three points.-
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Dundee -V- Inverness CT - Preview
tm4tj posted an article in Previews 2020-21,
The Scotty Gardiner grudge game: Some Dundee fans are still seething after some twisted information on Dundee's last visit when their chairman was left hanging by a thread according to some bitter Dee's. Good enough given the way their own club has handled some of the recent votes regarding possible league reconstruction. Short memories. Anyway, they have never really forgiven us for overturning a 15 point deficit to win the Championship by 12 points in 2010. Happy Days!-
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Inverness CT 1-1 Hearts - Report
tm4tj posted an article in Reports 2020-21,
Virtual game ends all square: Neil McCann's 'tenure' got off to a tremendous start when Miles Storey made amends for his penalty miss in midweek. He opened the scoring after muscling Michael Smith off the ball to drive it behind Gordon-
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Inverness CT -V- Hearts - Preview
tm4tj posted an article in Previews 2020-21,
Virtual game time: It's been a hectic week for the Caley Jags. An away day at Ayr, midweek game in the Highlands, a temporary manager installed, title favourites Hearts visiting the Caledonian Stadium and Neil McCann's first match in the Caley Jags dugout in front of a massive virtual crowd. Welcome Neil and haste ye back John Robertson and Scott Kellacher.
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Neil McCann revealed as interim manager
tm4tj posted an article in News 2020-21,
McCann's the Man
After the game against Alloa Athletic last night, the ICT FC board have announced that former Hearts winger and colleague of John Robertson at Tynecastle, Neil McCann will take the managers job on a temporary basis until Robbo feels ready to resume his position after a recent family bereavement.
Former Scotland winger McCann has previously spent 18 months as Dundee manager. He departed in October 2018 with the Dark Blue's bottom of the Premiership.
Neil has had an illustrious career on the park. He was capped 26 times for Scotland scoring three goals. He played for Hearts over two spells making 99 appearances for the Tynecastle side. In 1998 he moved to Rangers shortly after Hearts lifted the Scottish Cup, where he made 119 appearances for the Gers gaining 3 Premier League titles, 4 more Scottish Cups and 2 League Cup winners medals.
There will be a further club statement released today at a press conference where all will be revealed.-
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