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Dods stays, says Caley director ALASDAIR FRASER June 21 2006 Inverness Caledonian Thistle yesterday rubbished reports of a contract rift with defender Darren Dods and claimed Dundee United had no chance of capturing him. Graeme Bennett, the club's director of football, dismissed claims the centre-half had rejected a new two-year deal. Craig Brewster, the Dundee United manager, is keen to bring his former charge to Tannadice but Bennett said negotiations with Dods, and others, including striker Craig Dargo, will resume in the next few days. "We are confident we can agree a new contract with Darren. I can assure you he will not be joining Dundee United. He has another year to run of his contract." [move]JUST AS PREDICTED :004:[/move]

"We are still waiting for United to come back to us with improved offers." read between the lines. :017:

That proposal was clearly insufficient. Hence a need to sell Black and Proctor, but Ross from Sheffield United on loan for a season should aid the coffers or Rankin if the Tinks play "ball". i do not need to keep up, I am way,way ahead already. :016:

Mmmmm. I wonder. Where are they going to get the money to increase Machines@ contract? Caley Jags director of football Graeme Bennett has dismissed the reports and insists talks with Dundee United target Dods are ongoing. When Craig Brewster joined Dundee United he intimated an interest in Darren, Craig Dargo and Mark Brown, and was told then that we had no interest in selling the players. "We spoke to the players at the end of the season and told them we would make offers once our budget for the new season had been put in place. We have done that and we may be in a position to offer them more. They are important players who we want to keep at the club. "The only players who we have received bids for are Ian Black and David Proctor, and both were rejected. We are still waiting for United to come back to us with improved offers." Ya must all start learning Parliamo Grasser and reading between the lines

Grasser quote - P&J - 20/06/06. "The only players who we have received bids for are Ian Black and David Proctor, and both were rejected. We are still waiting for United to come back to us with improved offers." What does that mean?

20/05/06. They immediately stated that Dods was not going anywhere. Dods is negotiating a new contract and from what I hear he will stay if it is a four year one plus a coaching position at the end.

Personally, I have fallen off quite a few stages whilst intoxicated.

Isnt it feckin amazing the strange names they give to Sex Toys these days. :006:

I have been a member of the Bacchus Chapter fer many years now and my Vespa is heard whizzing home most nights. :015: :015: [img width=286 height=400]http://www.absolutgallery.com/r/rome_scooter.jpg

MANTIS THE FECKIN "MOD".

I take it you never play Wednesdays any more? :015: :015: :015: :015: :015:

THREE games in one week is too feckin much. Lets just play Montys' Cat and Viola and feck Fiorentina.

You saw two sides of him when we played Liviscum twice at the end of the season. In the 2-1 game he was outstanding but he was "Missing in Action", with his head down when we won 1-0. Saw enuff in the first game to suggest that he would be a good signing. Reckon he may blossom with a good training and fitness regime.

Have just been in touch with an old Blade mate and he says that it is strongly rumoured that TWO Blades will be loaned out to ICT this season. He thinks that Luke Beckett may be out of our wage structure but he conjures up two possibles - will the Stattos update us? - IAN ROSS and COLIN MARRISON. [move]REMEMBER - IHE IS RARELY MISTAKEN[/move]

And as I was trying to succinctly point out Machine is entering the latter stages of his career and the "promise" of a coaching position at the demise would be advantageous to all involved. [move]This time I will be right[/move]

I take it that you are all too traumatised to feckin stmpathise with me. :019: :019: :019:

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Tell caff that Bingham Legend is awaiting and that will feckin scare him off.

My temporary disablement will not detract me from a charity fuelled pilgrimage from Chorley to Sneck to take in Cafu's Testimonial, the Tink thrashing and Maimie's pish up. I am being sponsored by Shopmobility and I am going to drive the 375 miles, even if the gruelling schedule takes a fortnight. Any sponsors are invited to call as soon as possible. [move]Driving lessons were provided by DJS[/move]

Is it just me or did Brazil's opening World Cup goal not remind you of a move often employed by our good selves. Emerson (Russell Duncan), a tireless and undervalued holding midfield player, battles to win the ball deep in his own territory. He then pings a ball down the wing where the skillful, overlapping Cafu (Ross Tokely) forages forward and spies Kaka (Barry Wilson) holding back in acres of space..Kaka (Bazza) strides forward and hits a curling screamer into the corner of the net. The Boys from the Copacabana have been watching videos from the Longman!! And was it the painkillers or did I hear the Brazil fans singing "Its just like watching Tokely" after Cafu strolled back after yet another decisive burst in the second half?

I thought that it was going to be St Mirren?

Scotty and 666 is more comparable.

I was merely pointing out what Dods' agent was looking fer.

Is it reduced admission and drink prices for disabled supporters.

As long as we can still call our neighbours tinks and gypsies and sing the "Wheels on their house".