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Brewster said to the courier that James McPake is a target come January, as is Richie Bryne. Probably means Djebi-Zadi will be packing his bags come the time.

Agree. Same here.

We lack experience in the starting 11 mostly full stop. I remember seeing Cowie play in the holding midfield row on a couple of occasions so maybe play him there and put Barry on the right Wilson, Cowie, Black, Imrie I think that is the best midfield we could play. I agree with those saying Barry could last the 90 minutes but we do have good options in Vigurs and Zander to call upon if required.

Richie was a very usefull sub to bring on and change a game , to say he was never good enough is complete tosh. I agree. If Bayne was never good enough he wouldn't have got supporters player of the year in 2006/07 and if Hart was the same he would never have lasted 6 years at Caley Thistle. Both were 2 players who unfortunately never quite did as well as they were certainly capable of. If i had my way both would still be here. Also i noticed Patrick Kluiverts available on a free

I appreciate what Robbo did during his time at ICT but i really think we could use someone new, someone who has never been associated with us before that has fresh ideas. Should have done it a year ago and we should do it now. I think had Brew never left things would have been alot different and if not better but the fact is he returned with a divide of people wanting him back and those who didn't. I have too say i really didn't want him back but in fairness when he did return results improved and so did we. But a year ago he had a better and bigger squad to choose from which to be perfectly honest he has let go to the dogs, he let too many good players leave throughout the course of last year that he has never properly replaced. A year on i see our squad as nothing more than inexpreienced, badly complacent and only producing glimpses of what it's really capable of. Alot of that is purely down to Brews choices (partly due to lack of funding) but mainly decision making of the team. His constant formation tinkering has done nothing more than cost us valuable points at times. And his lucky dip idea for players positions certainly hasn't got the best out of them. As long as Brewster is in charge he has my full respect and i only hope he can eventually turn things around but in all honesty i really don't think he will.

Would like to see him play in the middle with Black instead of Duncan who for me has been our worst midfielder this season.

Barry was the most likely of anyone to create something today. May not have found his target but i hardly saw Imrie do any better on the opposite flank.

Motherwell and St Mirren are also after him. I think our lack of strength at the back showed today with Christian Nade putting himself about alot, i think McPake would be the answer to that problem.

This is quite amusing. If the players had such respect for Brewster they wouldn't have been swearing and shouting back at him all the time on Wednesday. Also you have provided little evidence to suggest Brewster should still be the man in charge. His current results gained as a manager this year certainly don't suggest he is the right man for the job. The way he has handled such players as Dennis Wyness and John Rankin certainly don't suggest he is the right man for the job. Plus the way he and Ian Black fall in and out with one another like a pair of young bairns certainly suggests he is poor at handling certain personailtys. All this and yet you say he is the right man for the job....but this is just my opinion.

"Inverness Caledonian Thistle striker Adam Rooney says his mum's Irish stew is behind his side's resurgence in form after introducing his team-mates to her cooking. (Daily Record)" That must be some stew. Sounds like the whole team could use it, not just some.

Yogi is without question the most entertaining manager on a dugout in Scotland. Never afraid to say what he thinks. And you can hear him in the north stand . He is a true classic.

It was sad to see him wasting his talent away in the Celtic reserves 3 weeks ago. Good to see he will get a run in he team now. But if Celtic do sign Zaluska that suggests he will get relegated to 3rd choice keeper. After watching Falkirk and Hibs idea of goalkeeping over the last few days i'm sure they would like a look at Brown so it may not be all doom and gloom for Marky if Boruc's Polish companion joins him in January.

It dosen't suprise me at all. Brewster was very animated the other night and the fact that we were playing so poorly meant that tension was setting in. I think alot of the first team have lacked respect for Brew since he returned.

The last time i saw Barrowman start was against Killie a month ago and he was really impressive. Gave their back four a torrid time and didnt just score but created a bit as well. Combine that to Rooneys decent finishing and we have a fairly good striker force, what they lack in experience they make up for with energy and enthusiasm. If we were to get an experienced striker in January to increase competition that can only make them better players imo.

Esson Tokely, Proctor, Munro, Hastings Wilson, Cowie, Black, Imrie Barrowman, Rooney Subs: Fraser, Djebi-Zadi, Duff, Zander, Vigurs, Wood, McBain.

Point was well merited in the 2nd half. The midfield looked ridiculous in the first half, Duncan is meant to be our sitting midfielder but i didn't see him make a tackle at all and Wood had the thankless task of being lone striker. I felt rather sorry for Esson as im sure he thought his defence would have cleared the ball leading up to the goal as it was an incredibly sloppy goal to concede. Higdon was given way too much time to turn and shoot. In fairness to Brew in the 2nd half he noticed this and made the double change at half time (something i've never seen him do). I was so happy to see Bazza get on as well. Would love to see him start on Saturday. Would like to see Rooney again on Saturday but partnered by Barrowman. Also anyone else see Djebi-Zadi in the snack bar line at half-time??

I wonder if Brews may'be doing this to try and get some sort of a reaction from Hastings. He has been incredibly complacent this season at times. The only reason Djebi-Zadi hasn't played is because he has been hurrendous for the reserves at times. Certainly when i saw him. Although he did have one or two positive sides too him, he is a very different style of defender to Dicky.

If Brew were ever to go with Imrie up front which he has done on occasions this season, surely he could slot Zander in that left-wing position. He would certainly do a better job there than McBain imo. He looked impressive during pre-season and obviously his time on loan at Elgin helped. Brew said the youngsters would all get a chance this season. So he should may'be give the little man a shout.

It's annoying that Vigurs, Duff and Wood get overlooked despite starting many games this season, yet they decide to pick people like Rory Loy who only made his senior Rangers debut last week.

I think i would have to go with McGuire. Yes he can be a bit of a plonker but he is arguably the most experienced defender we have, although he does very little to show it. But he is tough and is very competitive...he is also good at having an eye for goal from set plays as he has had a few chances this season...taking one of them. Duff is good aswell but has plenty of growing and time to develope, i think he is excellent cover and will eventually develope into a first-team regular. Proctor is too finely built to be a centre-back. Decent right-back and decent cover on the right-wing...but not centre back.

Stupid idea in my view. What Luke McCormick did was unforgivabe and it is nice to know he has mates that are sticking by him...but the whole world dosen't need to know about it.

Yet another one of Brewsters old chums that needs help. He's an ok player but terribly inconsistent. He was one of the Dons players who couldn't agree a new contract which is why he left. Dosen't look good for Djebi-Zadi if this is the case. He has only been here 4 months, yet he may already be getting the boot.

Esson Tokely, Proctor, Munro, Hastings Cowie, Duncan, Black, Imrie Wood, Barrowman subs. Fraser, Djebi-Zadi, Duff, Wilson, McBain, Vigurs, Rooney.

If he does go then i don't really care. Esson was excellent yesterday and he was always going to get a chance sooner or later. Problem is he is the first real competition for Ike as i would have hardly considered Ally Ridgers or Zibi Malkowski as challengers for the number 1 jersey. Now that we have a decent keeper signed in its possible that Ikes is struggling to live up to Essons standards. Mikey is a decent keeper but he has made 2 or 3 errors so far this season....so he either proves himself worthy of a recall or clears off.