Johnboy

YESSSSSS!!!! In the final now! Piece of p1ss! Well done Andy! :021: :021: :017:

As far as supporting other clubs go I've always been something of a Man U fan. That was up until last night... The abuse dished out by their support to Tevez and Bellamy (he was also hit by a coin) was totally unacceptable. I hope they get hammered in the final. If they didn't have Rooney, they wouldn't have much of a team.

Fantastic game.... Andy's just levelled at 1 set all.

I'd like to think there will be some truth in this. Presley has only made 8 posts - all on Nauris and claims on one of these to be his brother. Whether matters can be resolved in time for Saturday remains to be seen. I've got my fingers crossed.

Maybe playing on Saturday?

And Yogi Hughes will more than likely be heading for Parkhead.

I wouldn't dispute any of Renegade's comments, but I would add that, up until the departure of Bulvitis, there were signs that TB was actually starting to get the hang of this management business. The way he set out his stall for the Motherwell game was exemplary - he even succeeded in making them look like the Div 1 side. I felt that a serious challenge for the title might have been about to happen, but the poor guy must feel like the rug's been pulled from under his feet now, with the board's inability to sort out a deal with Bulvitis's club. If TB can somehow keep the good run of recent results going, he will rise dramatically in my estimation. Let's face it - what kind of future job offers in football management will he get if ICT, don't at least make the Number 2 spot by the end of the season?

Hoist the flags!! The main headline on the 6pm news tonight. The UK is now officially no longer in recession. This just has to be the best excuse for a night out on the p1ss since May 15th 2004. :cry01: :cry01: :cry01:

I never thought I'd hear myself say this, but I have to confess to feeling a lot of sympathy for TB right now. The past few games had actually given us a wee bit of hope for the future, but to lose such a key player, who was improving and gaining in confidence with every game, must be like a kick in the teeth for him. As Hearach said on another thread the last thing TB needs to be doing just now is mucking about with different line-ups and formations. The board and DoF have a lot to answer for.

Can anyone translate that translation?

We're worse than we were when he left. So by your logic is he would look better now, in the present team, than he did in the team he was in about 18 months ago? Very interesting.... :004:

Wyness is not any better than Rooney, and I doubt if he'd be any better in a midfield supporting role than what we've already got. Given the present situation with Bully, what we are desperately needing is an experienced CB.

I'm trying not to negative, Big Yin.... It's ma new year's resolooshun...

Andy's looking good.... Just taken the first set....

He's definitely gone back home (yesterday) according the Courier. His loan deal has now expired and it seems his club Tranzits Ventspils were expecting a fee from ICT to be paid to them as part of the deal. Negotiations are apparently still ongoing and TB is hoping a deal might be done later this week, which will allow him to return here.

Sorry boss.... I don't get it. Which little piggy went to market?

Just ignore them, Lizi.... Hard to imagine a supporter more devoted to ICT than you. :cry01:

Brings back memories of this guy.... On 2 July 1994, Escobar was shot outside "El Indio" bar, located in a Medell?n suburb. It was reported that the killer shouted "Goal!" (mimicking South American sporting commentators for their calls after a goal is scored) for each of the 12 bullets fired.[2] The murder was widely believed to be a punishment for the own goal.[3] It is not clear whether the murderer was one of the gambling syndicates who had bet large amounts of money on Colombia to qualify for the second round. The BBC issued an apology the following day after its pundit Alan Hansen commented on another match that "the Argentine defender wants shooting for a mistake like that."[4] Escobar's funeral was attended by 120,000 people and a statue was built in his honour. Every year people honour Escobar by bringing photographs of him to matches.[1]

I'd have Esson in there for Brown....

The building on the opposite corner from Foxes, that houses the Shapla restaurant is a bit of an eyesore... Food's not great in there either.

When were these pics taken? There's a strange car parked outside my house.... And the bedroom curtains are drawn in the middle of the day? :001:

How many cars have you got?

He's done some great sessions on Jools Holland... like this one

Yes, I would agree with above.... If the team are as committed, and perform as they did against Motherwell in the cup, they should win this comfortably. I would leave out Sanchez in favour of Imrie - otherwise the same line up as last Monday night, with Tokely at LB.

Yeah, but it sounds like the resurgence in our recent form is being maintained... I believe Dundee were a bit shaky today and lucky to get 1 point. Two games in hand over them. Long way to go yet!