BA

Morton @ 2.2 ta

HT: 0-0 FT: 1-1 1st ICT: Tade 1st Opp: Kenneth Crowd: 7107

Week 5 The return of proper football! As i'm away on holiday today can someone please put me down for an Arbroath win this weekend, ta BA Arbroath to win @ 2.40

HT: 1-0 FT: 1-1 1st ICT: Tade 1st Opp: Sutton Crowd: 4296

HT: 0-0 FT: 1-1 1st ICT: Tansey 1st Opp: Heffernan Crowd: 3209

Annan @ 1.85

Tuffey Piermayr Aldred Golobart G. Shinnie Morrison Foran Doran Tade A. Shinnie Sutherland

HT: 0-1 FT: 0-3 1st ICT: A Shinnie 1st Opp: Roberts Crowd: 1085

HT: 0-0 FT: 0-1 1st ICT: Tansey 1st Sheep: Vernon Crowd: 7593

Hamilton @ 2.1 ta

Elgin @ 2.3 ta

HT: 1-0 FT: 1-1 1st ICT: Foran 1st Opp: Jelavic Crowd: 7167

He scored again later on Mark McCulloch (FORFAR v Cowdenbeath) Lewis MacKinnon (Clach v BUCKIE THISTLE)

A mixed opening week in the NAP, of the 14 entries 7 had a winning selection, Mrs Gringo correctly predicted a County v Morton draw and lead the field early on Week 1 Mrs Gringo 225 caleyrule 213 CaleyCanary 212.5 Caley Braveheart 212.5 BA 211 Gringo 211 ICT_Away 208 Mrcaleyjag 205.7 Tichy_Blacks_Back 190 Dewsburydude 190 WYNESS101 190 Beer Monster 190 Scotty 190 crownjaggie 190 Gringo_Jnr 190

HT: 0-0 FT: 0-1 1st ICT: Foran 1st Opp: Kirk Crowd: 3419

Dundee @ 2.1

7 points is correct. 5 points for the 0-0 score at HT and 2 points for O'Connor as first Hibs scorer

HT: 1-0 FT:2-0 1st ICT: Foran 1st Opp: O'Connor Crowd: 4158

HT: 1-1 FT: 1-1 1st ICT: Tansey 1st Opp: Higdon Crowd: 4803

Thats 10 Don't know what you're talkin about

No link but line up Tuffey Aldred Tokely Proctor Gillet Morrison Laing Tansey Ross Shinnie Foran Subs: Esson Polworth Stevenson Hayes Greig Smith

I forgot one of the ICT ones, but like they say, it's easy when you know the answers

31 out of 50 for me.

While it looked on paper to just about be manageable, in reality this was near mission impossible. Having been the first person in on Wednesday night/ Thursday morning i got the most sleep, an hour and three quarters. To then try and walk 57 miles would have taken a superhuman effort. Unfortunately my calf went about 5 miles before Aviemore which meant that getting to Aviemore was as far as i was going to get in my quest for the E2E, had i not suffered the injury i think i would reached the start of Tromie (42 miles) and called it a day, 21 miles without a get out clause would just have been too much, and i have the biggest respect for Gringo Jnr and Yompa for managing to get that far. I think in a weird way everyone pulling out of the E2E was the best thing that could have happened, this meant we could enjoy ourselves and have some banter which is what is all about. After a 9 mile trek on Friday afternoon, we then had a few beers, a few games of darts and played cards, this brought the team closer together and come Saturday morning our aim was to get the last 22 miles into Hamilton, we arrived at Hamilton a matter of minutes before 1, exactly what we had anticipated. Last night brought some interesting discussions regarding the future of HM, next years March will definitely be a 7 day event, there will also be a top level for End to End; any distance over 170 miles will mean no one does an End to End and it will be too much and will mean that people will be more focussed on the end to end rather than enjoying themselves which is the priority in these events

From the impression i've being given he certainly won't be moving on for the money but it would be to enhance his career. My gut feeling is we'll see one more season of him in an ICT shirt