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Soccerbase's database has Wilson at £100k. More difficult to find an accurate Xausa figure, but there is a BBC article from the time suggesting Livi paid between £10k - £20k.
Lower than I remember, but I think £150k is a bit high - but who knows, they were throwing crazy money around at that time!

I've just looked that up on UEFA's website. Apparently, Ryan would be free to play for Celtic in Europe!

Can a player play in UEFA competition for more than one club in the same season?
A player may not play in a UEFA club competition (UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League) for more than one club in the course of the same season.
However, a player can play for one club in the qualifying rounds or the play-offs of the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League, and then represent another club from the group stage of either competition.

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Marley Watkins (Scunthorpe United 1-2 Barnsley)

Final score:
Ross County 2-4 Inverness CT

 

Billy Mckay for £150k of course. It was 65k we paid to get Rankin - it's published that we sold him for around £110k.
As for Christie, I've just watched STV North Tonight and Chris Harvey was reporting the transfer to Celtic. His exact words were that "Caley Thistle received just over half-a-million pounds"

Would be easier to summarise by stating that the only players contracted beyond this season are Foran, Warren, Meekings and Tansey!
Going to assume the 'worst' and list Ryan Christie as leaving in January.

Signed until the end of next season (2016-17):

• Gary Warren

• Richie Foran

• Greg Tansey

• Josh Meekings

Signed until the end of this season (2015-16):

• John Hughes - Manager

• Brian Rice - Assistant Manager

• Dean Brill

• Aaron Doran

• Danny Williams

• Ryan Esson

• Carl Tremarco

• Ross Draper

• James Vincent

• David Raven

• Danny Devine

• Ali Sutherland

• Liam Polworth

• Lewis Horner 

• Calum Ferguson

• Cammy Mackay

• Nat Wedderburn

• Jordan Roberts

• Dani Lopez

• Owain Fon Williams

• Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo

• Iain Vigurs

On loan until January:
• Ryan Christie
• Miles Storey
• Tobi Sho-Silva

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Development Squad players available for this season (2015-16):

• Calum Howarth

• Jason Brown  

• Jaime Wilson  

• Kane Hull

• Struan McArthur 

• Blair MacLennan 

• Chris Brown

• Stephen Rennie 

• Chris Blackett

• Daniel Hoban (goalkeeper) 

• Alasdair Stark  

• Andrew Macrae

• Cameron Gilchrist

Currently 1-1 in Dingwall - I'm not there, but Bet365 have the latest scores on their website. We opened the scoring on 13 minutes but County equalised on 17 mins.

Although the Scottish 'correspondant' on SKY Sports News was just saying that he understands that Celtic have a clause whereby they can recall Ryan 'at any time'!
 

Hawkeye is quite correct, loan players can no longer play against their 'parent' club in any competition.
While looking at the rules there, I see that clubs in the same division can only have a maximum of one loan player from an individual club. Therefore, the idea that we could get Ryan back on loan plus another Celtic player (Stokes or whoever) was probably a non-starter. If I've interpreted it correctly!

http://spfl.co.uk/news/article/spfl-adjust-loan-rules/

Relevant bit:

I 'disregard' the 'one-year-option' when updating the 'Contract Situation' thread. 
Utterly ridiculous clause in a contract. If say, Dani Lopez had a 'one-year-option' on his contract, but we decided to release him at the end of the season, I don't think he could stay here and claim a wage for another season. We can't just use it when it suits us.
As much as I agree with virtually everything OCG posts, in this case, I beg to differ - Ryan is out of contract in the summer!

I count 'only' 8 red cards for Hearts in 37 games refereed by Collum - which tallies with the total worked-out on the Hearts forum, Jambos Kickback. (should have looked there first!)
For comparison, I've totalled the number of sendings off for Premiership clubs in all Willie Collum matches, in all competitions. Interestingly, he's taken exactly the same number of Kilmarnock and Hearts games, but there's a significant difference in red cards! Doesn't stop Killie fans moaning about him, though!

If the 'suited guy' was in the dugout, then he'll probably be a friend of Yogi, just up visiting.

Bryan Gilfillan has been released by Airdrieonians, but is 'expected' to sign for Annan Athletic.

Kilmarnock v Hearts
Livingston v Inverness Caley Thistle
Ross County v Falkirk
Rangers v St Johnstone
Celtic v Raith Rovers
Morton v Motherwell
Dundee United v Dunfermline Athletic
Hibernian v Aberdeen

That's a big blow for both club and player. Obviously injuries are part-and-parcel of football, but blimey, we're jinxed at the moment, it seems!
Here's the P&J report:

Caley Thistle’s injury worries have worsened with the news midfielder Aaron Doran will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. Doran picked up the injury in a pre-season match against Forres Mechanics but returned to play both legs of Inverness’ Europa League second qualifying-round defeat by Romanian side Astra.

The Irishman has not featured since, however, and, after undergoing an operation, Doran, who is out of contract next summer, has discovered he could be sidelined for the best part of a year.
Caley Jags manager John Hughes said: “We thought our situation could not get any worse, then we discover Aaron is out for the season. He has had an operation on his knee. We thought it was innocuous and he was just going for it to be looked at but he’s been told he needs a lot of work done to it. We are talking a good six to nine months."

With the obvious exception of Hearts, it's effectively Premiership-seeded and 'lower league'-unseeded. Privately, I'd imagine all the seeded clubs will be wanting to avoid Hearts.
I'd like a home tie against our old foes, Livingston! Just looked back, and it's ten seasons since we last played them! (2005/06 SPL)

Apologies for the formatting shambles in the OP! (wouldn't have happened on the 'old' interface!)

I can see a few clubs making an offer for him over the next few days - before the transfer window shuts.
On a side note, it's massively disappointing that Celtic have missed out on the Champions League - we could have done with that 6-figure windfall!

Seeded

Celtic

Aberdeen

Inverness Caley Thistle

St Johnstone

Dundee United

Ross County

Kilmarnock

Motherwell

Unseeded

Dunfermline Athletic

Raith Rovers

Falkirk 
Livingston

Hearts

Morton

Hibernian or Stranraer

Airdrieonians or Rangers

The draw is on Thursday - after the games tonight and tomorrow. It's the last round to be seeded, with the 8 top-ranked clubs being kept apart.
We're seeded, so, who knows, given a favourable draw, we could soon be in a major quarter-final, just one game away from a return to Hampden! It's things like this that can 'change' the dynamics of a season.
Some potentially really tough opponents though in the last 16!

Celtic (1)

Aberdeen (2)

Inverness Caley Thistle (3)

St Johnstone (4)

Dundee United (5)

Dunfermline Athletic (29) v Dundee (6)
Raith Rovers (18) v Hamilton Accies (7)
Partick Thistle (8) v Falkirk (17)
Ross County (9) v Ayr United (30)

Kilmarnock (10) v Berwick Rangers (40)
East Fife (36) v Motherwell (11)

St Mirren (12) v Livingston (20)

Forfar Athletic (25) v Hearts (13)

Hibernian (14) v Stranraer (24)

Airdrieonians (27) v Rangers (15)
Queen of the South (16) v Morton (23)

 

Tomorrow was 'supposed' to be a free-week for us, but I've noticed that we're now playing Rangers at 6pm at Dumbarton.
This Rangers game was originally scheduled for 15th September, but we also have a game on the 16th September at home to Wick Academy in the North Cup semi-final.
I wonder if we requested a change of date? Instead of having no fixture tomorrow, then back-to-back games on 15/16 September, this seems more sensible.

Edit. Actually, I'm probably being naïve - would the SPFL and Rangers really 'bend' for us, to accommodate a North of Scotland Cup semi?!

Those loose translations can be amusing!
"...Tade's my fault, I brought it...!" 

But, in all seriousness, Gregory Tade's probably regretting his move to Steaua Bucharest, where the expectations are much greater. He was doing a terrific job at Cluj, and as mentioned above, ended as the top scorer in Romania last season.
Talking of Romania, I see Astra lead the league there currently, and they had a 3-2 home win against AZ Alkmaar (from The Netherlands) last night in their play-off 1st-leg.

Hey, RossP - don't let the facts get in the way of a good story, buddy!

Not sure it was necessarily a 'debacle'.
Sbragia (then Scotland U19 manager) simply omitted Harper from a squad on a 'horses-for-courses' basis.
But that's in the past - Sbragia has since been promoted to U21 boss and I'm delighted he's picked Ryan Christie in his first squad.

Incidentally, I notice that Scot Gemmill, the managerial successor for the U19s, has also omitted Jack Harper (who is still eligible), from his squad. Doubt there'll be a dicky-bird said about that, though.
There's a touch of the 'Ben Greenhalgh' about all of this 'controversy'. That guy has had the burden of being 'linked' with Inter Milan around his neck his whole career - photos of him with Jose Mourinho and being the body-double of Christiano Ronaldo didn't help. A huge burden of expectation that his limited talents simply didn't warrant.

Harper, being on the books of Real Madrid at an early age, created some sort of deluded expectation that he should automatically be in the U19 squad on the back of the club he plays for. 

However, he's now signed for Brighton and Hove Albion, so will now be able to show what he can do at a more 'modest' club...without the stellar expectations from folk who I doubt have ever even seen him play!

.....and Sam Winnall netted for Barnsley tonight in their win at Millwall  
From a Marley Watkins cross! I kid not.

He scored fewer goals than Curtis Allen last season in the same league, despite playing for a higher-placed club. My enthusiasm has been dampened!