IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

3 points needed from the next game - at any feckin time. But I suspect that TB may also now be thinking that.

Can I just repeat - WHO GIVES A FECK ABOUT ROSS CUNTY

Lets just ditch the red and the black.

If we hold on to the first team next season things could even be better and I have just looked into my magic ball.

Made my day anyway! The Adams post match interview was the icing on the cake. What a difference a day makes !!

At the end of this season Terry Butcher should go to Glasgow - initially to pick up the Manager of the Year award and then to check that his passport is still valid.

It was a throwback to Jimmy says I !!

I dreamt it in 1594 but I suppose that I am prophetic.

To be honest I was worried about that after missing some of the recent action due to action in the Far East but I was heartened that they looked up fer it. The game was poor but it was a case of two sides cancelling themselves up. I was also worried that we would miss Warren but Meekings was immense and was my MOM

And I walked all the way from Chorley fer that. Lets face it on that performance the only way that we are getting into Europe is to form a backing choir to Bonnie Tyler. Take yer kids to watch ICT - I rather take them to the Philpotts - and Foran and Tenploe in central midfield compares to Green and feckin Whyte. But seriously I can evidently feel what wee Chris is saying. At least TB changed it around a bit. His need to keep the four in midfield with two wide annoys me and I feel that he is wasting Draper and I also feel that he is wasting Foran. Stick him wide leftish up front and use him as a target man. Devine looked nervy last nite but I am told that he had a bad nite in comparison to previous games. Bottom line is that it was a nervous performance - TB understandably went out NOT to lose but we just couldn't change it to be more attacking. I didn't think either team really looked like scoring. St jones may have had more possession but so feckin what. I said before the game that I would take a point so lets face it we are still in the driving seat and a place in Europe is ours to lose. Can we not just play four way games in the split. The yoof in the North Stand excelled last nite although I couldn't make out what the words of this song was - perhaps there was too much Of the Thistle word used for my liking. And like wee Chris I will continue to waste my money following ICT because it is in the feckin blood and trips are much more than watching the football !! Next season if it is Morton away or Inter Milan away - or even if it would be East Stirling away - count me in and I will be there till the final feckin whistle

Thought I'd add my tuppence worth, in support of Rasczak who'd got it largely correct in post 16, despite PMF's subsequent protestations. There are a number of situations whereby County could still lose out on 6th spot at the split :- 1)County lose to Hearts leaving them on 45. Then Killie win their two outstanding games to get to 47, and Dundee Utd win their two outanding games getting them to 46, then St. J beat us getting them to 47. 2)Same as no 1) except we draw with St J leaving St J with 45, the same as County. Then it would be down to GD between St J and County, which could go either way. 3) County lose to Hearts leaving them on 45. Dundee Utd win their next two games getting them to 46. St J beat ICT getting them to 47. Killie take 4 points from their two games getting them to 45. Then Killie would get 6th on GD. 4) County draw with Hearts getting them to 46. Killie win their two games getting them to 47. St J beat ICT getting them to 47. Dundee Utd win their two games getting them to 46. Then 6th would be on GD between County and Dundee Utd. Admittedly County have a superior GD at the moment, but a bad loss for them and two good wins for Utd would make it very close. So, it is still very much up in the air as to whether 'the shadows' join us in top 6. Personally, I hope they do. Who actually gives a feckin toss about feckin County ?

I wonder if Mr Adams realises that WE could be the team that helps ensure their top six position.

It is actually quite a feat to shoot yerself in the foot from a sitting position.

What a feckin difference a successful season makes. These are "great" times and what happens from here is that we go in to next season with a relatively unchanged squad and TB and Varsella need to come up with a couple of newbies preferably of the striker nature.

And Gavin warms the bench against the Sevco - great experience.

And what feckin happened ?

I reckon we could end up in hot water if we tried that.

Grant Munro is actually bringing back fond memories of the past - He is doing the dying fly

The bottom line could be that they simply are not good enuff for the SPL. Some of the loanees have had first team experience with their clubs. But TB does appear to have the habit of freezing some out when they actually look useful - the main one being Pepper.

The tea leaves suggest a final day trip to Tinkerville with a place in Europe up fer grabs

The season is far from over yet and there is still a lot of work to do. We have to maintain a high standard up to the very last game which could be a significant occasion. Happy clappers should not rest on their laurels and performances can still be open to constructive criticism. When you look back on this season, especially when you consider how doubtful we were at the onset, this will go down as the most successful ever - and it could and should get better. But overall TB has achieved considerably more positives than negative and the proof is in the pudding. As fer CaleyD well I always thought that he was a prophetic ****

I am reliably informed that this was a devine intervention.

Can you smell what the Butcher is cooking ?