IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Where do you feckin work - Specsavers ?

Just going up in the loft to get the boots.

Does that mean she isnt shure if it was 1-1 ?

If the were real gudgies they would be learning IV techniques and STD codes.

I am a wee bit surprised that you did not "admire" the Foran tackle as it was the mark of experience. It was executed to be slightly late, avoiding any stud connection in a sliding movement and the well disguised lift of the leg at impact was more to force the opposition player in to avoidant action such as hurtling which could potentially have resulted in a non career threatening injury but more of a dead leg or a sprain etc. I cant see the Anderson appeal being successful either because I thought it was another experienced attempt at a professional foul where some contact is made with the ball but the follow through is to ensure that there is no further chance of the tackled regaining their feet and in the hope of inducing a similar type of injury envisaged in the Foran example. I can recall some "training" in that at the old Telford Street where the Neild brothers were the teachers !!

But look at the pictorial comparisons - the fare, the transportation and the advertising.

Perhaps it is a special school ?

http://youtu.be/Reqc38YW81w

Will post on Thursday after my next session with Terry.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: And who said it was feckin ME that got rid of visiting posters !!

Perhaps somebody needs to contact "Cowboy Builders" and get Dominic Littlewood on the case - whilst I show Linda Messenger some hospitality.

I suggested that we played Foran and McKay up front and tried Andy Shinnie and Draper in the middle - and I provided rationales for that. And Terry agreed at our therapy session and then renaged. However two red cards, suspensions, poor performances and regular hooking adds up by themselves. And you also have to take in to account that he has not met expectations.

What ???? Does that mean that the milk hasnt been cancelled ?

Here is the feckin reason - the new chef and his pizza menu - Sutherland salami sausage on the left, Raven ravioli at the back, Tudor Jones Tuna in the middle but it evaporates after 60 minutes and the only positive is the Foran crust but it bites back at you. And I almost forgot the Malpass Mediterranean Olives which are soaked in whisky for a week. Would you pay fer that ?

What else would you expect when sleeping giants like Hellgin and Putridheid are running away with the league.

Dont let the buggers grind ya down man - there are far more important things in life than football. You evidently strive to get to games, remain mainly positive and you are more of supporter than many on here.

Well to me the frustration was that Shane Sutherland really had put the wind up Anderson and co. Shane has certainly beefed up and he has the wee bit of extra pace off the mark that could lead to him muscling and outpacing a lot of central defenders. The penalty being a prime example - although whether he would have tucked it away if he hadnt been impeded is another debate. Then Butcher sent him out wide left which really did not make any sense to me as he really does not have the touch or the pace to play so wide. I was really looking forward to him being used as an old fashioned battering ram centre forward and I am sure that leaving him up there with McKay wider would have paid dividends. It always looks worse when somebody is stretchered off - that now gives us a dilemna but - with apologies to Shane - it takes him out of Butcher's tactical thinking for the time being.

Lets hope that they dont start organising Mickey Mouse dart tournaments in the Innes on a Saturday afternoon or the crowds will get even feckin smaller.

Not sure if that is a trick question but it was a great ball from Graeme Shinnie fer the first - some initial running by Draper, a well timed pass on to Foran who held himself on the half way line and then Foran behind the defender to Doran.

Spot feckin on mun. Plus a lot of fans were not die hards - they were a mixture of fans supporting another SPL or SFL club now living locally, friends of ICT fans, hangers on and peeple interested in game of football. I am also aware of quite a number who have gone to uni this year or gained employment and they were the loyal yoofs who grew up with ICT.

I wish a moderator would sort these two out.

Well the animal comparisons would have been regarded as sarcasm by many !! It is more disappointing as his CV would say that he can do a lot better. I do feel that he should be benched as he has not been putting in performances that merit a first X1 start. As I also alluded to I feel that his style of play may not suit the SPL and that there may be lingering injury issues and/or he is'nt 100% fit. And most have agreed with me that his confidence also looks low and it does appear that he gets frustrated and his head goes down. His previous clean disciplinary record, to me, supports the assumption that either his timing has gone or the frustration has had an effect. He has hardly had enough of a run to show his worth and again I think he has been living on his previous reputation. Again I am not suggesting that we ditch him - we rest him - especially as he has either been sent off, suspended or hooked this season. And if that isnt direct, constructive criticism with a rationale then I dont know what is !! The bottom line is that the truth hurts and/or others may have a different perspective - but that is shurely what fan forums are for.

As I have stated on another thread, and as it had looked from the North Stand at the time - Doran dithered and found himself in "two minds" whether to dink the keeper or to go round him and it appears that he sclaffed the ball BUT almost at the same time as a very clumsy challenge. It therefore was a penalty and a red card and would have been if it hadnt been 10 a side and a more dubious penalty awarded before. On this occasion I do disagree with Doofers Dad as I did feel that we deserved the three points but I can certainly see the rationale behind his critiques. As I have said before not everybody is a happy clapper that sees the "evil" but never speaks it and holds Mr Butcher in a protected, demigod status. In many ways constructive criticism is healthy and for the good of the team.