monthecaley

really keen on this one, but public transport from glasgow is a non-event. anyone driving up from weegieland, let me know!

a fairly similar game to st mirren - good in spells, but ultimately let ourselves down. that defensive stramash for the killie goal had me thinking of esson's flap last week. if we can be more clinical in our spells of domination, then these draws will start turning into victories.

tudor-jones has really let himself down, but i'm willing to stick by him. he can be a big player for us this year if he cuts that nonsense out.

penalty save from esson was brilliant, remember the mark brown days when a penalty given against us was a surefire goal?

some great football on show today - keeping OTJ and andrew shinnie injury-free this season will be very important in determining where we finish up. gutted to concede that late goal, we'd been on top second half but just couldn't see it out.

really pleased for mackay today, very well taken goal. the imrie-bating was excellent as well!

not a fan. errea has too long been the bane of caley thistle supporting, and again we've been let down. keep it simple, keep it stripey.. bring back le coq!

that i've been looking forward to a new home top for so long i'll have to splash out and just hope it grows on me..

great highlights, thanks for that!

obviously the video editor knows that ict are the real jags though, cause when shane scores, the scoreline in the corner goes "JAGS 1-0 ICT"...

that final sentence - "He is looking forward to his stay in Inverness" - seems to imply he won't be around for long!

i think if we're all voting rangers out on sporting integrity grounds then dunfermline have to go down as well, it can't come down to who we like more. and dundee have served their punishment for entering administration a second time - a hefty 25 point deduction, which if they hadn't received, they would've been close to winning the first division and potentially could've followed us into the spl..

has to be dundee coming up as i see it.

if they can both stay injury free this year, i'm quite excited by the prospect of a midfield pairing of tudur jones and andrew shinnie.

great news! glad to see another youth player making the step up, hopefully a sign that butcher won't be solely relying on making signings from down south.

i refuse to take my jonny hayes news from any outlet other than the jonny hayes twitter account, so until he confirms his departure, i live in hope..

brilliant stuff, keep it coming!

great mention of "billy wilson" in the commentary for the stenhousemuir game.. i remember the stadium announcer giving the motm award to "billy wilson" as well, prompting a shake of the head from the legendary barry wilson!

apologies urbern! i'll be sure to read these twitter posts a bit more carefully next time - these @ signs send me all over the place...

ubern, i'm sure it's just a bit of banter between the lads - nothing that would hint at egos or dressing room disharmony as far as i can see!

CAN WE NOW STOP MOANING ?

totally agree with this post.

i lost interest on this forum after the constant moaning and abuse about brewster, but when he was sacked i came back and found myself enjoying reading threads again

hopefully i won't lose interest because of all the immediate butcher negativity. really, give the man a chance...

Esson(wat a keeper)tially that decision changed the game!

Best pun I've seen today

i think esson and vigurs were both excellent yesterday, well worth additions to the side, both contributed a lot of vision in passing and reading the game. i've been impressed with vigurs substitute appearances, but this is the first time i have seen him start, and he should be kept in the side. his tackles are as hard as blackies as well, which is nice

hibs were good in the first 20 minutes, but their confidence seemed to peter out, and i think our good performance can also be attributed to a poor performance by hibs

thats not to take away credit that our players deserved for a confident passing display that'll keep me happy for the rest of the week.

Boooo 'invisible man' Roy McBan!

i'll have no (more) words spoken against mcbain

can't believe people are actually suggesting playing malkowski

As for Brew, I still think he was the wrong man for the job, but he is doing a great job here.  It seems that there are some managers suited to some teams.

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It's quite simple really and I would have thought that someone with your intelligence would understand.  Otherwise how come Brewster was absolutly rubbish at Dundee Utd yet excellent here.  He is a manager who is suited to ICT.

i think charles is confused by you saying you think he is the wrong man for the job, but that he is doing an excellent job in the same sentence..

this is really terrible news, i can only reiterate what everyone has already said - greatest condolences to the family and close friends of Phil O'Donnell

Perhaps my focus on the written word was a little blurred by the sherry.

for sure....

aye wasn't very pretty or enjoyable.

very frustrating after a good performance on saturday, just sometimes one too many passes, and especially in the second half, the build ups tended to be very slow as well and falkirk could crowd us out

we've had more points than hibs before....

someone told me the reason he aint playing is because he stole brewsters bird :symbol_question: :symbol_question: :symbol_question:

nae chance. brews a stud..