Johnboy

Errr.... Funky soft rock... I can think of quite a few connected with ICT, that the title could be directed at - and Johnny Hayes wouldn't be one of them.

We were fecking brilliant against Motherwell.. Unfortunately you're not the only one who has forgotten how we lined up that night.

Fairynuff.

All very well spending a night wallowing in nostalgia, but I wouldn't have missed Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie for the world... It was utterly hillarious for about 3 minutes... :D I will admit though, I was finding it a wee bit tedious after about 20 mins - you know - maybe just a tad repetitive... :) After 40 mins I'd had enough, don't know what would have been worse... watching Lionel continue to give the ball away, or put up with another 10 minutes of Jimmy says aye to a Killie pie...

In here maybe? I'm heading south with Mrs JB, who wants to be dropped off at the Braehead Shopping Centre, then picked up on the return trip home..... Could be an expensive day out. Hoping to see a few familiar faces in the ground. Whats the difference between Johnboy and the knickname of a pub in Killie ?? There's education and healthcare on offer here.... Thought you would be seriously interested. In here maybe.

In here maybe? I'm heading south with Mrs JB, who wants to be dropped off at the Braehead Shopping Centre, then picked up on the return trip home..... Could be an expensive day out. Hoping to see a few familiar faces in the ground.

Good night tonight, watching the rugger buggers! Finished 8-8... Thought there might have been a penalty shoot out, but no. I just hope Grant Munro wasn't watching this.... there were so many aimless punts up the field - up and unders as these rugger buggers call them - but punts up the field, nevertheless... Would hate Grant to get any silly ideas... Oh, of course.... He'll be luxuriating in one of Glasgow's premier hotels right now, thanks to the Supporters Trust!

Courier story here.

I reckon Tel would put Tokely at CB and Bulvitus at RB for that game..... And drop Ryan Esson!

You've got a point there.

Wow!! DVD sales must be going well! Seriously though, a nice touch and a very generous offer from the Supporters Trust. Hopefully this might go some way to bringing club and trust closer together.

Well said Scotty.. Totally agree with Harry.... Great post. We should all print that one out, endorse it, and send it to everone that matters at ICT, from the Chairman down. Is it really too much to hope that they could issue a statement that might allay our worst fears?

I'm not normally one of his critics.... but the Killie game is is just too big a game in which to risk him. Save him for a less important, and maybe meaningless game around the end of the season - if we get one that is!

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.

Maybe we could get Imrie on loan.... :024:

Esson Proctor Bulvitis Munro Tokely Hayes Duncan Cox Sanchez Rooney Foran Subs : Allison, McBain, Ross, Lionel, Odhiambo. That was how we lined up against Motherwell in the last round of the cup, and looked pretty solid - even before Hayes went off, and Imrie came on.

I get the distinct impression the local press are terrified of upsetting our esteemed major shareholder.

No.... Not this time mate, but I see the Pope is going to visit Scotland in September this year.... That should give us a wee bit of ammo!

We're not just thinking about "poor old Don" - we're expressing concerns (brought to our attention by Don) regarding the future, and even the survival of this little football club we have all come to know and love. Regarding your bottom line, I for one sincerely hope that the press does pick up on the stadium ownership concerns - then, as you say, we might get some answers.

In an ideal world yes he would have his say but like I say Don knew what he was doing, you yourself say that DS's attitude to threats has been proved many times over. Are you therefore saying Don is so naive that he thought he would become the exception to the rule? I say what Don has done is extremely cunning and clever, he has played a very shrewd hand, he has managed to expose something which certain people would like kept under wraps. Does this make Don a victim? No, a victim does nothing to bring his misfortune upon himself, as far as I see Don created this situation very well I would see him more as a victor than a victim. More of a victor than a victim? I'd say his real and genuine concerns are for the future, or even the survival of ICT.

Wouldn't we all.... And is it a lot to expect, or to ask for?

For me, his best performance ever, was against Motherwell a couple of weeks ago. Had he been in the side to face Kilmarnock I would have put money on ICT winning the tie....

If the club needed to borrow money from the bank, would it be possible for them to offer the stadium as security against a loan?

I strongly suspect that the stadium ownership issue is likely to be the one that will have upset certain board members/shareholders.