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  1. Ross County rivalry stems from the Highland League days of pre-merger teams Caley and Thistle, the nearness of the hamlet of Dingwall

    Don't forget to mention that before ICT reached the SPL, the club from the 'hamlet' and surrounding areas had for season after season more fans than the Inverness club. And offcourse if the SPL club ever dropped out of the top flight the recent influx of shoppers..*cough*.. supporters would probably return to what they do best too.

    It's also rumoured that at Dingwall turnstyles if you told them you married your cousin  they counted you twice.

  2. Fitness Suite? Don't worry about it! It's just gone the way all other terminology has in education.

    Pupils have become Students, The Remedial Department has become Support For Learning, asking kids questions has become "Assessment is for Learning",  the timetable has become the Curriculum for Excellence..... and the ricketty old weights machine in the corner has become the Fitness Suite!

    Aye Charles, just a hint of weary cynicism creeping in there, though I bet you love it really. You cannae have many years left I'll wager, less than me at any rate....

    ...I thought that when he taught (?) me...can't be long now CB.

  3. I watched crash, not sure what to make of it, good atmospheric stuff, lots of good acting and direction - i just couldn't figure out what the deal was ,  it does  show how paths cross but i didn't think there was that much of a story...I might point out that i was a little bit drunk at the time though. I likened the experience of watching it to watching Lost In Translation - excellent direction , really good acting, and although you know the situation which is taking place you just feel there must be more to it, and personally speaking , i was waiting for something (more) to happen.

  4. "Ok everyone feet in !!!"

    Then it was "My mu'err an your mu'err were hangeen out the washeen...."

    cant remember the rest of the rhyme tho!

    My personal favourite had to be the one for who got to pick teams first. Normally the two best players would stand facing each other about 10 yards apart and then, taking alternate turns, put one foot in front of the other. The winner was the one who landed their foot on top of the others first. But no tipsies allowed mind !!!! :015:

    I remember...

                          " My mu'errr an yoor mu'err were hangeen out the clothes,

                            My mu'err punched yoor mu'err on the nose -

                            what colour was the blood?"

    Wow, what a flashback.

  5. Dead Mans Shoes...caught a wee bit of this on film4 the other night , gritty British drama , didn't catch much of the beginning but it ends up basically a one man vengeance deathfest , very unstylised , brilliant ' nut job ' acting by the hero/villain as he terrorizes his targets - Id certainly watch it again  ( in fact its a defo ) and as its film4 it'll probably be repeated every other night.

  6. ...so we may have three unhappy first team players on the books but after DS statement we may be unable to sell them to the only club who's interested.

    What are we to do??

    are they unhappy? black said only a few days ago he wanted to sign on for another 2 years as gratitude for us saving his career

    we may have three unhappy players if we are to believe that they would be interested in talking terms with ET and are being refused permission to talk. There is a lot of misinformation floating about which naturally is unsettling for those involved , and it looks like continuing in this fashion now that officialy the business is finished.

    So has Black signed his deal then?

  7. The UN is as much use as a chocolate fireguard ,  or the League Of Nations for that matter , which is one of the reasons the Israelis ride roughshod over it so much - another reason is because Israel is ( and i can't see a day in the near future when it won't be ) very strongly backed by the US , another country who pay so much attention to the UN....but to hit them with missiles, well that takes the biscuit especially when you take into account the cutting edge technology they have at their disposal with armaments and telecoms...what was it four times the UN obs guys told them to quit...oh well, fifth time lucky!!

  8. The point seems to me to be are the players actually interested?...it wouldn't be hard for Brewster or anyone at Tannadice to leak information regarding wages or terms which could quickly find its way north...not tapping-up by any standards ,merely planting the seeds of discontent , devilishly low tactics if you're on the receiving end...

    ...so we may have three unhappy first team players on the books but after DS statement we may be unable to sell them to the only club who's interested.

    What are we to do??

  9. TJE makes fair comment, as usual, but is it not the case that ICT had permission to talk to Rankin and had tabled an offer before any press involvement. Also, I doubt very much whether CC or GB went to Dingwall every week for impromptu meetings with County players. Can the same be said of Brewster and his frequent visits to an Inverness restuarant/bar that some players and officials use from time to time.

    ...perhaps in the recent transfer dealings but as mentioned this was after we began talks with the payer, but around the January transfer window I think you'll find a lot of paper talk regarding CC and GB and the Rankin saga...both before and after the official approach ( which as we know was knocked back).

    It was definitely a case of using the media for our gain then.

  10. It's very early to start castigating the incoming chairman for things that haven't even happened yet , but with his business record  and far-reaching contacts I would hope there are more positives than negatives in the medium to long term of his tenure.

    The issue of foreign players comes with its pros and cons , but from the point of view of a small club with minimal revenues surely the chance of getting quality young players with potential for onward sale must be regarded as a reasonably low risk venture...if - and I'm sure the boss of a worldwide recruitment company can - get it done  right.

  11. Was there not also a problem, due to squad sizes being tight and if players were needed for the senior team that anyone registered for the HL would be unable to play in the SFL/SPL?

    I remember us being keen on the idea as the general opinion at the time was that the HL would be a better level for young / reserve players than the reserve league.

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