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Ya were rite Oats but so was I - again!! 12 August 2006 PARS BID TO SIGN DE VRIES IS OVER DUNFERMLINE V RANGERS By Gary Ralston JIM LEISHMAN has finally admitted defeat in his bid to sign Mark de Vries. The Dunfermline boss and his chairman John Yorkston spent yesterday attempting to pull together a contract that would see the former Hearts striker make his debut against Rangers. But they had to call off talks when it became clear the deal was too rich for the Pars, even as a loan signing. Dutch star De Vries is on around £7000 a week at Leicester and although he would happily return to Scotland, he is now set to focus on rebuilding his career at the Walkers Stadium.

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Have yerself a look in yer tea cup. :003:

His brain is feckin cabbaged if he wants to go to those useless tawts.

Caff is a central defnder and Golly is a left back. :017: :017: Obviously just trying to **** the other two off. Had a look in ma teacup about the two submarines. All I could see was an outline of Sherlock Holmes and I couldnt see the wood for the trees.

I am only passing judgement on his handling or non-handling of the Dods situation which is clearly having an upsetting effect on morale.

Nope. I am talking about the ex ICT hero lawyer as a replacement fer Dods. :017: :017: Watch this feckin space. :003:

:clapping04: :clapping04: :clapping04: :clapping04: :clapping04: :clapping04: Just think..if ya all apply yerselves ya could end up like me. :015: :015: :015:

I feckin did two days ago but the e-mail came to my personal e-mail via Admin and not thru my site e-mail. By the way caleylad..barmy flags only put the holding up support holes at the top of the flag. In scottish feckin football ya need to ask fer holes at the bottom.

Are you Sophia, living in Sofia or just another feckin old Jeggie living in sneck?

I am reliably informed that the ex -Arabs' agent has been intouch to offer his services and look at the wage structure. Ritchie wants to settle in Tayside but does not worry about the journeys to work. my inside info is that this will go to further discussion.

I am reliably informed that it is now formal. Bazza's other alternative was to be an apprentice to Chris Crook but their fekin highlights are well dodgy. :015: :015: :015:

Oh come on. Brewster has set out his store with the Grocer and got more spondoolachs. If he does not suceed he will get the boot and the Butcher will sell up. This has got to be the biggest gamble the Arabs have ever taken .. and who REALLY have you signed??!!

:015: :015: :015: :015: :015: :015: I love life on the edge. :010: :010:

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And even more. :010: :010: I do not usually adopt this attitude but I think the quotes on Dods are a load of bollicks: The ex-Hibs and St Johnstone defender's formal transfer request on Wednesday was refused amid talk of fresh interest from United. With Hibs visiting this weekend, gaffer Charlie Christie revealed it was unlikely Dods would be stripped of the armband. Christie believes Dods remains the right on-field leader and is backing the unsettled centre-half to keep performing to a high standard. While out-of-favour Stuart Golabek is club captain, Dods has deputised since last season. Christie said: "The captaincy is an issue. "I spoke to Darren about it before the Aberdeen game last Saturday and he said, 'It's been an honour to captain the club and will continue to be.' "Darren said he would give it 100 per cent commitment. I'll make a decision in the next 48 hours but can't see anything changing for Saturday. "Darren responded really well and looked solid at Pittodrie. But there will be added pressure on him. "There is no dilemma over whether Darren will play. "He'll definitely feature. It's a similar situation to Stilian Petrov at Parkhead - and you saw what he did for Celtic last weekend This is ICT not feckin Cellic. Dods performances are showing he is having difficulty handling the pressure. One more bad performance and he is off and the transfer fee lowered. Get a feckin grip. :008: :008: :008:

« Reply #33 on: August 07, 2006 It is now oscillating between 35-40K. Probably end up at approx. 37K After fees about spot feckin on - AGAIN :015: :015: :015: :015:

And no sooner said than done :016: :016: 11 August 2006 BREW NABS TOP TARGET PROCTOR IN £35K DEAL By Euan Mcarthur DUNDEE UNITED will today unveil new signing David Proctor from Inverness. As exclusively revealed by Record Sport back in May, United boss Craig Brewster had put Proctor at the top of his summer shopping list. And the Tannadice club last night got their man after thrashing out a £35,000 deal with the Highlanders - as revaled by IHE Now Proctor, who's agreed a three-year contract, will go straight into Brewster's squad for tomorrow's visit to Kilmarnock. United had feared their bid to snap up the 22-year-old former Hibs starlet had fallen through after becoming involved in a much-publicised stand-off with Caley Thistle director of football Graeme Bennett. But the two clubs finally reached agreement, allowing Proctor to move to Tannadice where he'll link up again with his former Caley gaffer. Brewster said: "We've agreed a fee so all going well David will train with us on Friday morning and go into the squad for the Killie game. "I'm sure he'll prove a good addition and with this type of player arriving the future of the club will be in better hands. "David's a fit boy who can play right-back or right mid-field. He's especially effective away from home when he gets up and down the park all day. "He is a decent goal threat from set-pieces and brings the squad's average age down." Proctor's agent Charlie Duddy said: "Brewster was a key factor in David moving to United and he's looking forward to the challenge." Brewster's interest in Caley pair Darren Dods and Ian Black is thought to still be very much alive. But Dods looks certain to retain the Inverness captaincy - despite asking to leave the club. The ex-Hibs and St Johnstone defender's formal transfer request on Wednesday was refused amid talk of fresh interest from United.

Well it could just about to get worse with the SFA on the verge of getting involved. I am reliably informed that the management teams of both ICT and the Arabs have been formally warned about their conduct in this protracted argument. The ultimatum is to sort it out ASAP or the SFA will launch an inquiry. I am also reliably informed that an upshot could be Brewster being investigated for the illegal tapping up of Dods. From what I understand the approaches in regard to Black and Proctor, as I have alluded to before, were all above board if not cheeky and pathetic.

:clapping04: :clapping04: And yet in a way Bazza has inadvertently been responsible for Dods slapping in his transfer request. Dods wanted a coaching position at the end and guess which player has already got that in his contract??

At least he appreciates me and acknowledges that I have practically got everything rite so far. :016: :016:

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It is like my lovemaking. Loads of foreplay and tease and whoooooooooooosh.

Hart scored a feckin cracker.