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  1. snorbens_caleyman
    So what's the biggest lead from which we have lost?
  2. snorbens_caleyman
    Not convinced by our defence. An early second half goal by Crusaders would make it very competitive.
  3. snorbens_caleyman
    I thought it started out as speculation, and ended up virtually as a call for the replacement of the current board. So I wouldn't have given it as much time as you did
  4. snorbens_caleyman
    I think that ictchris and Charles are both right in a way. Players are being paid their market value, but that market is over-inflated. In short, it's a classic bubble. However, despite many predictions over the years, the bubble as a whole shows no sign of bursting. Individual clubs come and go, according to their financial circumstances, and the difference between the richest and the less rich clubs has increased. But the bubble as a whole remains intact, as record transfer fees and wages show.
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    Better start saving, then! A quick search gives current prices for Tomatin 25 and 27yo at around £175. But it would be fantastic if there was a small collection of casks in the warehouse, filled and stored all those years ago under the loving care of Big Jock himself
  6. snorbens_caleyman
    Looks like we've just given them a rumour to investigate
  7. snorbens_caleyman
    I still have an unopened bottle of the commemorative Tomatin somewhere...
  8. snorbens_caleyman
    Cheers, Renegade. I'll have a look next time I'm up. I was thinking of how they might route that line into town nowadays. More of a problem now than when it was first proposed! Then it occurred to me that there must be a railway bridge over the canal, that I'd never seen or even been aware of. And it turns out to be a swing bridge. No doubt some of you are very familiar with it, but I was from the other side of town. https://canmore.org.uk/site/13483/inverness-caledonian-canal-clachnaharry-railway-swing-bridge?display=image I'm still learning about my home town :)
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    I wonder how much of the old Spean Bridge to Fort Augustus line could be re-used. The big problem would be along Loch Ness. There is surely not enough room on either side of the loch. Going up the east side would require a new West Link railway around the town, unless the new route went along Island Bank Road and Castle Street A big wide sweep up the west side and joining up with the north line at Beauly might be possible. But wherever it was, there would be very strong environmental protests. I just can't believe that anyone is seriously considering this. It would surely be cheaper to run fleets of free buses up and down the glen!
  10. snorbens_caleyman
    OK, it was only last year, and so not very "olde". But anyway... http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-biggest-little-railway-in-the-world Running a model steam engine on tracks from Fort William to Sneck. Has just finished its run on Channel 4, but it looks as though all five episodes are available online. Good programme for a Sunday night - compulsive viewing, and a fine achievement. I see that it was done in a fortnight last June. Was anyone here involved?
  11. snorbens_caleyman
    I don't have any records, but I have the feeling that that we often get off to a bad start after a break - whether due to weather, internationals, half-time or the summer!
  12. snorbens_caleyman
    Winning some silverware would be very appropriate.
  13. snorbens_caleyman
    It all sounds good to me, but it would put the top clubs out of sync with European competitions. (OK, who just said "They're out by the end of August, anyway"?) And if Scotland ever qualified for the European Championship finals or (non-Qatar) World Cup finals...
  14. snorbens_caleyman
    And yet another goal conceded at the start of the second half. Does someone put mogadon into their half-time tea?
  15. snorbens_caleyman
    Followed up by the other classic gaffe - conceding a goal as soon as the second half starts.
  16. snorbens_caleyman
    It's a bit like climate change. Probably difficult to say that any one dismissal specifically lost us points. But over the course of the season, it must cost us. BBC text says two yellows for two bad fouls. Were they justified?
  17. snorbens_caleyman
    Livi, QoS and Morton all winning. We really must win this one to stay in touch.
  18. snorbens_caleyman
    Wouldn't have happened under Yogi
  19. snorbens_caleyman
    True about who built some of the roads, but possibly not very diplomatic on this forum In the early 60s it took about 5 hours on the old A9, going via Kincardine.
  20. snorbens_caleyman
    I can only go by the BBC text and stats, but that looks like a hard fought result. A draw away from home against a team in the division above us - can't be bad, and must encourage the team. I thought that we were in for it when we went behind just after the restart (again!), and then went 2-1 down. But fortunately I was wrong. Will be interested to hear what the football was like.
  21. snorbens_caleyman
    Do they have to match the goals with the same number of bookings? 3-0 up - is there any need for two more players to get booked?
  22. snorbens_caleyman
    BBC stats suggest that it's all ICT. Falkirk beating Morton so we are currently 6th. Another goal would take us above Queens. Livi beating Brechin so 4th place is out of reach... today!
  23. snorbens_caleyman
    He's costing us so much he's certainly nae a steal
  24. snorbens_caleyman
    Two bookings - Oakley and Warren - and two subs for injury - Tremarco and Mulraney - though. Right now I'd settle for a quiet second half and just 3-0
  25. snorbens_caleyman
    I agree we shouldn't be "concerned", as in "worried". But it could well be worth understanding how they keep afloat, because we might be able to learn something from them!
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