Renegade

That's the problem, there's really no-one in the current squad who is that good at it.

His set pieces aren't even that good. Some of his corners are like glorified, knee high passes. Eagle's got a good cross, while Stratford can take a good corner.

It's because of the "Highland Mentality". Folk are quieter, more reserved etc.

I didn't know Bulvitis was playing.

I never saw TB tonight - MM seemed to be in charge, and it has to be said, did a pretty good job. Anyone know where TB was? Watching Partick Thistle maybe? He was in the stand because of his touchline ban I think.

Just out of interest, is there much of a travel industry for the Faroes?

I think so.

Well lets have a look - Robbo/Park - ICT - Success Robbo/? - Hearts - Okay Robbo/? - Ross County - n/a left pretty early. Robbo/? - Livingston - Sacked Robbo/? - Derry City - Sacked So by the looks of things, Robbo's record without Park is somewhat mediocre.

Just out of interest, why does the thread title say "Back in prison"? He was never out. He might have been in hospital but that title gives connotations like he was out walking the streets.

It might make more of a case for it, but it's still a bit of a risk. After all, it only needs one mistake.

The thing is though, what happens when the powers that be make a mistake? If you have a death penalty, one day that will happen, and that isn't worth having it IMO.

Something else I'd do besides passing and stuff in training, would be to play loud rock records on speakers when the players train, as well as just before they go out. The Brazilians practice to music, so why can't ICT? And it's not just that, studies have shown that playing songs with hard beats and big choruses (Meat Loaf being a prime example) can lead to road rage. Perhaps playing Meat Loaf and Bruce Springsteen records during the training and in the changing rooms on loud speakers, could inspire the team to victory!

That reminds me, I had an ostrich burger from one of the stalls in the High Street a few months ago. It was okay, nothing special. Wild boar is very nice though, I'd recommend that.

Sorry sir. I know, I've been foolish. And let me clarify - whaling is bad.

Completely agree there. I had some kangaroo a while back, it was okay - a bit tough. But it's not just burgers and stuff though, I for one love Sushi, and most of all, Vegemite! I think it broadens your horizons on the world.

Moving on from the other thread about dolphins and whales and stuff, I want to put this hypothetical question across. It's well known that in some countries in Asia (South Korea being one I think), they eat things like cats and dogs (and snake too in some places). So if you were in one of these countries and were offered a bit to try, would you try it? I think I would.

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He doesn't seem to like me very much. :024:

I guess you could just go in and ask if they're looking for anyone to do it. Does anyone else remember the short lived mascot Caley the Croc? He and Nessie looked strangely similar. :024:

Please do !!! Then get yourself tested for Mercury poisoning. Seriously Renegade, watch the movie and you would not have even thought of posting that. Would dolphin farms be the answer then? It's a horrible thought, yet most of us accept it for other mammals......... A thought provoking point. Personally it's the brutal manner in which the the dolphins are dispatched of which I take issue with. Also so few of us have seen the workings of an abbatoir that many people don't think twice about the meat we consume. I found the BBC3 series kill it, cook it, eat it difficult to watch in places but didn't feel it struck home insofar as I didn't see the process first hand. I'll certainly keep an eye out for The Cove. And I still think Renegades joke is as bizarre as his team selections. Maybe farming whales for consumption wouldn't be a bad idea. It would probably mean that whale numbers would go up, they wouldn't be killed so "inhumanely" and the Greeny-Anti-Whaling-Save-the-Rainforest lot wouldn't have much to complain about (as well as some yummy yummy burgers!) And on the T6NS other bit. Didn't you start a thread a while back calling for me to be banned over some trivial matter? Says a lot about you really...

Well I'm sure there'll be a few tears in Torshavn tonight!

No thanks, I eat cows a lot but I don't want to watch the cycle of how it gets to the field to my plate now do I. I bet that's rather brutal too.

I was actually going to start a thread on the same thing and I have to agree with the OP. This long ball garbage that ICT have resorted to since Brew returned is for me, one of the things that cost ICT relegation. It's also interesting to note that ICT seem to create more chances when the ball is on the deck. This could clearly be seen yesterday. Butcher has said that he wants to "win ugly", well from what I could see, playing ugly football does nothing but bring ugly results for ICT, but that's part of his game plan and he's done that almost all the clubs he managed. There times when the long ball stuff can work. Obviously going all out for an equaliser in the last minute of the cup final would be a prime example, but the way ICT go into every game with this mindset IMO does more harm than good, with Munro being the main culprit. Time to punt the punt, and bring back attacking football.

I'm just saying.....