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*Click* Never heard this rumour before. Okay it was dismissed but wonder where it came from...?

What's odd about it? PT have a deal to broadcast highlights of their games on their site as do Gretna and Saint Johnstone. It's a pretty good service and fair play to them. Shame we can't do that for the SPL games because of all the red tape.

because in the summer Mirren can't demand a transfer fee.

No it was more to do with the fact that it makes no sense to open that huge stand when we take about 250 fans down.

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What about Marcus Paateleinan?

Whhhhhooooooooosssssssshhhhhhh! Perhaps you'd like me to stick my tongue in your cheek?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/s...rem/6364051.stm I love this guy. He may be as mad as a balloon but he brings so much comical relief to Scottish Football with comments like these.

Good point about his crossing. I think Hart is one of the best crossers at ICT. Hoipe to see him back sooner rather than later.

I was being deadly serious :016: (think that's the best we've got!)

Good stuff. I'd like to see him back in the team.

Yes.

Lappin has gone to Norwich. I'll be lazy and copy and paste my one across from P & B. Aberdeen: Jamie Smith. Any time he plays for Aberdeen against ICT he is normally instrumental in Aberdeen's performance be it scoring an unstoppable long range belter or setting up other players to score. Celtic: Nakamura. Prone to drifting in and out of games but obviously when he "drifts into" a game then he can be very effective. Dundee United: Barry Robson. Seems to hate us now he has gone on to United. Most likely because of the abuse he gets from the ICT fans :015: Top class player with a great delivery and a wicked free kick. Dunfermline: Pass I really can't think of anyone aside from Burchill to be honest but he has been out injured for a while now so his inclusion is based on more what he has done in the past and a potential perceived threat. Falkirk: Previously Stokes for me but now it is back to Latapy. Brilliant passer and very creative. You could argue that he had more of a hand in demolishing ICT than Stokes with his set up play on the day. Hearts: I don't think there is anyone individually that I "fear" at Hearts but that's not to say that their players are rubbish. I just don't feel there is a player who can really "turn" a game for them. However Gordon normally pulls off a couple of cracking saves that leave you frustrated. Hibs: I think that the full backs at Hibs are perhaps their best players. Both Murphy and Whittaker I think are extremely important to Hibs and their performances have been very good any time I have seen them this season (latest game notwithstanding). They are good at getting forward and (normally) very reliable at defending. Killie: Naismith. Very tricky, pacey player who caused us no end of trouble up in Inverness in that 4 - 3 game a while ago. Motherwell: Scott MacDonald. Tricky player and although prone to diving he is still a good footballer. Dods said he is one of the hardest players to play against in the SPL. Good close control and a shot to match. Rangers: No one this season for me. St. Mirren: Sutton & Lappin. Sutton seems to love scoring against us and Lappin has impressed me this season, particularly down at Love St. where he tore Tokely a new arse that day. Both are key to St. Mirrens chances on match day.

I'd like to see hart back but AFAIK he is out injured.

I can't see anything :007:

Forgot about Paatelainen. If Wilson was deployed further up the field then he could replace Wilson on the right. He is primarily a midfielder on the right side but can play across the midfield and up front IIRC. Indeed CC said he needed someone to come deep to collect the ball like Dargo does linking midfield and attack. Surely then Wilson is obvious for this as Rory clearly can't do it.

He will miss the Yinited game according to the Courier.

No threads as far as I am aware on this one and we normally do quite well down there. Cue a 4 - 0 pumping. At least Foran has left so if they get a penalty it will be someone new to score it. As for the team I can't see too many changes being made after Tynecastle. We are stuck with Bayne and MacAllister up front as McSwegan still isn't fit. Midfield will most likely pick itself. Only likely change could be the return of Black. The defence and keeper are pretty much picked for the rest of the season barring injuries. Fraser Tokely Munro Dods Hastings Wilson Duncan McBain Rankin Bayne MacAllister Hopefully we will get the ball down and pass it about a bit more given that it worked so well against Celtic it was disappointing to see us go back to long ball against Hearts. I also hope the midfield is more organised than last Saturday. Seemed somewhat disjointed given previous performances. Fingers crossed anyway.

You'd almost think this point was raised when he moved...

You even quoted someone else earlier saying what time and where it is being played! :015: :016:

A slice of 400k to be exact. Of course we all know we will see the least amount given our size and the size of Inverness but every little helps and all that... http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=231322007

No. It was very ambiguous.

I've heard people speak about it but have never really found any valid backing to these claims. Two drunk Invernesians were trying to tell an old Granny on a train to Aberdeen that they spoke the best English as they were from Inverness. It was hard to take them seriously with dribble running down their face and one of them falling into the luggage rack.

The final pre split fixtures are on the 7th and 8th of April. The split will be thereafter.

*splutter*