maimie

http://www.caleythistleonline.com/communit...hp?topic=4499.0 :001:

it's legit as far as i'm aware.... but what do i know about these things!

does that mean you won't be going now johnboy?? :003:

just pointing out what a wee bit publicity can do CD! seems to have revived the interest and speculation... :004:

Copy of post from kickback for those not registered... Ok, hear me out. I think that I fall in with the vast majority of Hearts supporters at present. We are all grateful to Mr. Romanov for saving the Club from the Pieman and Murrayfield. However, that is history. We are now in the position where we are spending significantly more on our playing staff than any club outside the Old Firm and whilst we managed to scrape together a challenge for third place last season against an Aberdeen club paying about a third of the wages that we do (a damning indictment in itself), we look even more inadequate this season. If the transfer window closes without signing at least one goalscoring forward, I genuinely feel we may lose our record of being top six every year since the split began I think it is also common ground amongst many fans that one of the key elements on the playing side which is missing is that we do not have a traditional manager in place; someone who will assess the playing staff, choose the team and tactics and be able to adjust them during the course of matches to suit circumstances. Now we all have our suspicions about whether Romanov would allow that to happen. However, it seems to me that we could sit here on Kickback and moan and gripe about it for ever and he won't listen. In my view, what we need to do is to get our message over via the media and at matches. However, it is singularly impractical for us to be sending out the message "We want a manager". In my view, the message needs to be more focussed so that it can be easily assimilated by the vast majority of the fan base - songs at matches, press comment, perhaps even a postcard campaign. In my opinion, whilst he has never set the heather on fire in terms of trophy wins, I believe that campaign ought to be focusssing on Neil Warnock who, during the summer stated publicly that he would love the job and is now repeating once again that he would love to manage in Scotland (interestingly, not limiting himself to Inverness). It seems to me that Warnock would give us a manager who knows about players, who knows about football and tactics, who speaks English and can communicate and, above all, who is passionate about the game. To be honest, we dont need a world beater. We need someone who can motivate the prima donnas and phanny merchants, we need someone who can weed out the rubbish and we need someone who will put an attractive attacking side on the park. It is my strongly held view that if he is given power to do that, the rest (in terms of results and challenges to the OF) will follow naturally. So, my message is this - WARNOCK FOR HEARTS !!! If you agree, please state your agreement on this thread as well as any ideas for turning this idea into a proper campaign. And please please dont point out that Romanov won't wear it. Romanov has shown in the past that whilst he is woefully out of his depth when it comes to the footballing side of the club, he loves the adulation of the fans. Just imagine 15,000 voices at Tynecastle singing "We want Warnock" every week. Is he going to be able to ignore it. GC

seems that the publicity Mr Warnock has generated with his name being linked to the caley thistle managers post is working well http://www.jamboskickback.co.uk/showthread.php?t=49132 certainly reminded a few folk that he's out there and unemployed at the moment... :023:

did you look at the LFO one smee?

still haven't caught up with you.... :007: but will! pm me your addy and i'll try to pop it round....

isn't there one called livefootballonline? seems very popular with lots of supporters. not that i would have a clue where to start anyway!!

john underhill.......

Colin Calderwood!!!! :021:

interesting figure there Mr IHE! where on earth could that have come from.... :004:

:001: For once the "pressure" is there for everyone to see. The last time that we were in a similiar position was in the first SPL season - we changed our tactics and the "Dogs of War" camaraderie got us out of a big hole. Not that bad yet and this time there is a bigger, and on paper, better squad to pick from. I would have thought that it was also clear that this is CC is well under the microscope and the next few games will hopefully prove that he is up to job in terms of selection, tactics and motivation. The Huns game was about the worst we have played for a long time, there was an improvement at Well but there was also on-going concerns. Injury has played its toll but that is not an issue now. We have an experienced SPL squad - we should be climbing up the table soon. As the inimitable Hans Seyle once said to me: "Stress is an unavoidable consequence of life. Without stress, there would be no life?. However, just as distress can cause disease, it seems plausible that there are good stresses that promote wellness. Stress is not always necessarily harmful. Winning a race or election can be just stressful as losing, or more so, but may trigger very different biological responses. Increased stress results in increased productivity --- up to a point. However, this level differs for each of us. It's very much like the stress on a violin string. Not enough produces a dull, raspy sound. Too much tension makes a shrill, annoying noise or snaps the string. However, just the right degree can create a magnificent tone. Similarly, we all need to find the proper level of stress that allows us to perform optimally and make melodious music as we go through life. think i've found it!!! :004: :001:

2 of mine are dead - does that mean i have to get a couple more??? :007:

cheers Tug - looking forward to meeting you..

william collum..... :32:

I didn't think they wanted away fans in there, otherwise that is where I would have been. As it was, I was in Jack Daniels, outnumbered by many Well fans and 3 Celtic fans watching the Celtic match. Was a good atmosphere, though I felt a bit out of place really. ?14 for a student ticket isn't too bad either, though it won't beat the ?2 I pay at Hampden on Saturday. we've always been welcomed in the fir park club... :021:

Thought Doresboy had one ....... [attach=1] and here's a couple of faces not seen for a while ! [attach=2] one of whom was seen at the rangers game the other week! :004:

imagine me giving advice on this sort of thing!! have you tried rescanning your channels?

good luck scotty - i've been trying to get it for 4 days in inverness with no luck!! :019:

the kids enjoyed it!! :001:

would you want to????? :rotflmao:

and they thoroughly enjoyed it too alex! in fact one of them was last seen at 1am on sat disappearing with a taxi driver..... :rotflmao: and congrats also to PB! :clapping03:

any ideas what time you'd be leaving the innes?? my friends wont be here till about 10... :007:

might do!! mental day of football!! :001: :001: