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Wonder if Richie'll make an appearance? :023:

That would likely be the kiss of death for Killie. If not this year, I'd expect to see them fall next year. :020:

Without meaning to sound unwelcoming, I couldn't give a rat's *** about Noel Hunt or your knowledge of ICT's squad. Is there not a forum elsewhere you can discuss the Arabs? :33:

I thought McGuire was here, albeit on loan, before the transfer window opened. :blah01:

I'd give Monsiour Bennett a contract extension, he's doing a $ter?ing job.

RM Brown and Les McLaren on Carsegate Road, R McQueen on Longman Drive. All highly recommended by Mee Me Alternatively Caley 100 :clown22:

Absa-"FECKIN'"-lutely

I'd love to see a crowd like that at TCS :024: At the home end though :crazy07: Maybe if I live to be 120 eh?

As much as you love smileys? :moon2:

Do feeder teams not also get the "big" teams second string players out on loan for experience? Ying and Yang really

Just like when Pele bust the budget to bring in Duncan Shearer! I seem to recall a rise in form when Shearer arrived, probably down to the experience he brought to the training ground, or am I wrong?

Thinking about it, why not a checkered red & blue something like Blackburn Rovers or the ICT tartan? I thought the Morton tartan strip looked good.

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8 groups, work it out :016:

If true I'd expect a barrowload of money considering his form and term of contract. Hope the scouts are out and about preparing for the transfer window.

ditto

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but couln't

No 2 may not be a spring chicken but has no 3 not been on the menu a lot longer? I'd like to be adventurous and try 1 & 2

click the image Very dark on account of the excessive use of black. Black, red, blue and white. Designed by Polly Wittering of the House of Edgar in Perth. I expect the club should own the copyright and would probably be able to tell you which kiltmakers they have licenced.

Feck me, I've got one too.

What negative Niculae effect wopuld that be? :010:

My point is that snail mail is dying, business snail mail has competition so businesses have an alternative albeit a more expensive one. I think the current situation has similarities to the miners in the early 80's. Gringo you didn't have anywhere near the wage you're on now when you started. If the circumstances were reversed I'm sure you'd be striking. When was the last strike in your industry? Did you slate the drivers on here? No, thought not. To say they should retrain for a different job is inflammatory, some of them have been posties for 25 years plus, it's part of their identity. I don't think this is an appropriate forum to discuss politics, especially with all the closet tories. :023:

Isn't it great living in a democracy where you can withdraw your services in protest at your working conditions etc., without fear of reprisal. Electronic mail has all but killed off the posties job. Most of my mail is junk and goes straight in the bin. I would however be a bit upset if the posties jobs were to disappear as I'd have to collect my mail from the post office (as in some rural areas or from a designated locker in the street akin to the USA). We are all victims of the house price boom and as time marches on more and more industries are going to be faced with industrial action where the employees struggle to make a living. Don't criticise them for fighting for a better wage.

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