Johnboy

Thanks Scotty.... So County's games in hand are Raith away, QOS at home, and us at TCS. Definitely gonna drop at least 3 points there.

The game in hand is County aint it? That's one of them - we've also got a game away to Morton still to play. Anyone know whose County's other games in hand are with?

A win for us, with defeats for County and Queens and I might just start to believe.

Golly booked...

It's 4-4 now!

Now Aberdeen 3 - Celtic 4 Sounds like a good game.

What a complete nonense, and a complete and utter waste of fecking public money.

You might find this interesting, Renegade... (as might quite a few others) See here

I agree.... he does lack a bit of luster... Thought he was meant to be signing for County.... Or was that until he found out where County was?

Who was it that once described them as :

I wasn't just thinking about Tokely. The whole team played superbly that night against a good Motherwell side, who were unbeaten in 7 games apart from their game with us. It was the best performance I've seen from them this season. All I'm saying is go with that same line-up again - give these guys a vote of confidence - go with the same tactics - the same approach - don't change a thing. Sadly, that's not the way TB does things... his managerial record bears that out.

God Almighty.... I must be the only person that comes on here, who was actually at TCS the night we knocked a pretty decent Motherwell side out the Scottish Cup.

Good shout! Especially if they got the chance to kick lumps out of each other in the semi-final...

Nothing that would have put him above Rooney or Foran in the pecking order.

So why not go with Rosscoe at LB and Proctor at RB? He's not exactly excelling as a full back on his favoured side, I would hate to think what a decent winger would do to him when he's leading with his wrong foot. I know it worked for the Well match but as soon as a decent manager cottons on it would be highlighted as a weakness It could even be tried the other way round. I seem to mind Proctor playing at LB under Brewster (if you know what I mean) The important thing is that a back four should function as a unit, and should all have confidence in each other. That seems to go right out the window when Lionel comes into the frame.

So why not go with Rosscoe at LB and Proctor at RB?

I'm just posting exactly what I posted in the run up to the Killie game - not that anyone listens to me! Quote : "Why is everyone going for Lionel? The back four against an SPL side (Motherwell) was rock solid, with Tokely at LB and Proctor at RB. Lionel played like a nervous wreck against PT on Saturday Esson Proctor Bulvitis Munro Tokely Hayes Duncan Cox Sanchez Rooney Foran Subs : Allison, McBain, Ross, Lionel, Odhiambo."

Just for the record, the ICTOnline twitter account was setup by this website, not the club and it is us (sometimes even me from Toronto based on openallmics and other twitter users) that update it. It is also us who have seen fit to publicise club events or initiatives via our Twitter feed on non match days. OUR Twitter service will continue as normal, it just wont be from the announcers booth I was quoting directly from the Courier article Scotty... These were the faceless, anonymous club spokesman's very words. Also : Weren't plans to film future home matches evolving through this (CTO) website thanks largely to CD's efforts?

No thanks.... Couldn't sit through another 45 minutes of : Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie... Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie... Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie... Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie... Or some variation on that theme.

This is possibly irrelevent for this thread, but on the same page of the Courier's article on CD's fall from grace, is a story about how Tulloch Homes chief executive, David Sutherland's earnings fell from 1.8 million in 2007 to a derisory ?785,000 in 2008, thanks to the recession that hit the house building industry.

Just for the record, the gist of the Courier article is that CaleyD was asked to relinquish his post because he criticised the ownership of the club's stadium and its finances on a fan's website. He will not now be allowed to continue the Twitter service, or be involved in plans to film home matches for the official Caley Thistle website. "We parted company with Mr Johnstone because unhelpful and inappropriate comments were simply not conducive to an ongoing working relationship," said the club spokesman. "He will not be undertaking any role for the club, though he is more than welcome at matches, as a paying customer." The club hope to appoint a permanent successor for the stadium announcer's role, and has invited interested parties to get in touch. They are also keen to develop ways, electronically and by video highlights of benefitting supporters who cannot attend matches, and would be happy to hear from people who feel they could be of help in this respect, the spokesman added. What I find interesting here, is that the un-named and anonymous spokesman described CD's comments as unhelpful and inappropriate, rather than untrue, or inaccurate.

Jings, crivens, help ma boab.... :(

Value for money is of paramount importance for all Dundonians....

Nothing wrong with Skodas, matey....

Good to see him back in the SPL.... Shame he couldn't have come back here.