IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Revllers and stewards at the wake B)

Think jettisoning Smiffy will save our erses DS or will we have to move George on as well ?

FER FECKS SAKE - DONT GIVE THE MUPPETS MORE IDEAS !!!

I dont even mean a full blown statement - just a statement of intent or wording that suggests that they are the wronged - a sign to the fans that there really is two sides to this story. But frankly, Marius is looking as if he is the wronged one, looking like the one who is not afraid of making the statements public knowledge. Now would you do that if you didnt think that you had a very, very strong case and that the club could take legal action against you.

Anybody want a Cup Final ticket ?

He is just perfect fer grooming the raw youth.

Has anyone got the P&J piccy of the last final crowd ?

Great idea - but lets ask Mike Smith first.

I wonder if this is yet more proof that the club are run by a bunch of feckin muppets.

Bottom line is - why dont the Board make a statement ? Would Marius be saying things in print to the local press if he didnt think that he was squeaky clean ? This is not all about how the contract was written / worded - it goes a lot feckin deeper than that.

Am I alone in not being sure whether Eric will make the mark or not - sure he has pace and he has scored - but he really is an untried in many respects. He certainly does not deserve to walk in to the team - he has to earn it. Reckon he could murder a few SFL outfits coming on fer the last half hour.

That could be the next formation - reckon Eric on the bench fer the next couple of weeks will also pay dividends - and unleash this against Coatbridge.

Of course he was going to leave - Imrie said the same thing before he signed !!! Niculae could easily have waited and coined it in - the bottom line is that the muppets seriously fecked all this up and are continuing to do so - if ya are legally entitled to spondoolachs then that is end of story. A contract is a contract and who's fault is it if the feckin muppets cant feckin understand the content and its consequences. They once again have tried to save face, their solied reputation and their useless erse - and as per feckin usual - the club is brought into disrepute and in financial bovver. And what are the muppets going to do next - offer hush money out of court so the fans never find out the true cost ? I sincerely hope that Marius stands his feckin ground and all is revealed.

DOH - That formation looks familiar !!

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Butcher is set to cut loose again - Caley Jags ready to repeat successful formula of all-out attack after that stunning Ayr raid By Stephen Kasiewicz Published: 28/10/2009 Caley Thistle manager Terry Butcher will stay with all-out attack when Morton visit Inverness on Saturday after his team scored five times at Ayr United last weekend. Dougie Imrie and Richie Foran started on the flanks in midfield, but Butcher encouraged them to join Dani Sanchez and Adam Rooney to form a four-pronged forward line. It worked spectacularly at Somerset Park, with Inverness were 4-1 up at the interval through goals from Foran (2), Rooney and Imrie. Former Motherwell and Southend player Foran claimed his hat-trick by scoring again in the second period. Now Butcher is prepared to use the same system when the Greenock men travel north this weekend. He said: ?Sometimes you reach a stage during the season where you need to change things around a bit as a coach. ?We asked them to do something a little bit different and they did that. I think they enjoyed the fact there was a freshness and a challenge about it. It was a good, attacking positive system. We felt that there is no point in being tentative now. ?At home, particularly, we have been worried about all sorts of things but now is the time to be more positive and have a go. ?When you look at the team we played at the weekend, we had four forwards, with little Dani Sanchez tucked in behind Adam Rooney. ?When we broke we looked ruthless and dangerous and that we could score with every chance. ?It was really positive and we have to take it forward into Saturday. There is no reason why we should fear playing anyone at home.? Butcher has backed his forwards to keep up their goalscoring exploits in the coming weeks. He added: ?The players certainly adapted well and I think sometimes as a player if you are given a bit of freedom, especially as a striker, then you relish that opportunity. ?We have good supply from the likes of Russell Duncan and David Proctor in midfield, who can pass the ball well ? as can the full backs. ?As long as you have movement up front you have a chance. ?The players certainly made it work. You can throw systems at players and ask them to do things and be rigid about it. ?But, particularly with the front four, I told them to play as they saw it. ?I gave them their starting positions and they took it from there.? "The only concern is that the old middle aged guy with the dodgy goatee has to tend to the mentally ill of Lancashire this weekend but I am reliably informed that he wil be back on the terraces in Tinkerville.

To be honest - if he didnt - he would be slaughtered. The system and personnel at Ayr is difficult to play against - Rooney will pull away two defenders most of the time which leaves space for Imrie and Foran - both playing wide and hopefully give the room fer Sanchez to play his magic - Proctor and Duncan are the holders and allow the likes of Tokely to go forward.

Or go with the ICF :tonguecheek:

Exactly :tonguecheek: - The muppets are hiding the real cost !!

Lets move like we did at Pittodrie - lets groundshare with Ayr United fer a few months, close the stand and open up the terracing, move the Supporters Club to the Black Bull.

Ayr away would be great :tonguecheek: ?Lightning never strikes twice (in the same place)?

How often before has that been said about my "rumours" - and then said "see I told ya so".

Looks like the HMS Hun coming into Unirea or Stuttgart. No - maybe not there appear to be people left on board.

Just got a ticket for the Jail End.