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The old Caley v Leicester City friendly.
Tichy_Blacks_Back replied to scotland's topic in Caley Thistle
I recall seeing some photos of the game on the web but can't remember exactly where -
Morton Home @ 3.25 - ta
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FT 1-1 - 2pts dropped but lucky to escape with a point at the end when Killie actually started going forward after the equalizer
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Just holding on now for a point
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Nearly 2-1 down - what a let off
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Golabart equalizer - 1-1 - now the winner lads....
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Shots (ON) - 16(7) to 2(0) now - Foran the latest culprit
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Winnal OFF Ross ON
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Tade OFF Gnapka ON - lets see if this makes any difference
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10 shots on goal to Kilmarnock's 1 but they are not making Bell work hard enough
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Peterhead 2-1 up at Elgin and 4 bookings dished out at same time - must be a little feisty
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Killie 1-0 up and they have not had a shot on goal yet????
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Golabart og - overhead kick????
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Chris Innes has scored another goal for Arbroath this afternoon - don't think he got any during his short stint wth us
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County 0-2 up at Hamilton and Elgin 1-0 up against Peterhead
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/scottish/ It's listed as available
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Can't be for the Killie fans as they have said there is about 50
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The Magnificent Seven soundtrack being played??
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Wonder who's playing where? 15 Tade 18 Sutherland 20 Winnall 21 McKay
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TICHY BLACK'S BACK HT: 1-0 FT: 3-1 1st ICT: Tade 1st Opp: Harkins Crowd: 3,247 CAL'S THISTLE HT: 2-0 FT: 4-1 1st ICT: Foran 1st Opp: Dayton Crowd: 3,186
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Elgin Home @ 2.10 - ta
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This was never going to be a run of the mill administration process and I suspect there are more twists to come.... The question also is who's next....
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Recently watched that BBC series 'A history of Scotland' series in one sitting and the one recurring theme over the centuries appeared not to be what can we do for the people but what can we do for ourselves. Not a fan of the union but just can't take the current incarnations any more serious than those of the past and their continuous berating of the English as the source of all the problems (and along with that their incessant inability to look within) and maybe that is my problem with those that call themselves the saviours of Scotland. Beating the Auld Enemy regularly in an annual football match is good enough for me but everybody has a right to their own opinion. If the people of Scotland say Aye then fair enough that is what a vote is all about but I think I would say Nae.
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Now I have had some time to reflect I have changed my mind: WIM O WEH
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From Inverness Courier http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/News/Cash-injection-close-states-Caley-Thistles-newest-director-05032012.htm Cash injection close states Caley Thistle's newest director By Andy Dixon THERE is only one more hurdle to be negotiated before a six-figure investment in Inverness Caley Thistle is secured, it can be revealed. The Scottish Premier League club’s newest director, Richard Smith, says the matter must be dealt with in order to trigger investment from a group of expatriate supporters. The five-strong party — who all have homes in Inverness but are based around the world — have come together to form an investment company called Muirfield Mills. Mr Smith, director of Allied Surveyors Scotland, in Fairways Business Park, will be the group’s voice on the Caley Thistle board. He replaces former club chairman George Fraser, who stood down in September when he was replaced at the helm by Kenny Cameron. Negotiations towards securing the investment have been ongoing since last summer and has included club president David Sutherland, who was the majority shareholder as head of the Tulloch Group, reaching an agreement in relation to his company’s shares of just under 30 per cent. The shareholding — reportedly worth up to £500,000 — has been transferred to the Inverness Caledonian Trust. Mr Sutherland, who was willing to offload the shares for free if it meant the club’s progress could continue, retained his personal shares of less than two per cent.