dougiedanger

Very sad to hear of the death of Jocky Clark, who, amongst other things, was first team trainer with Caley in the early to mid 80s. He was a cracking little guy, encouraging to young players and the kind of guy who would light up any room with his enthusiasm and good humour. A true gent. God bless you Jocky. http://www.north-star-news.co.uk/news/full...ll_starlet.html

Tear in my eye here, nostalgic for days scurrying home from Clach Park, looking anxiously over yer shoulder.

Well done indeed. Is he a local lad then? From what part of town? No relation to any other footballing Duffs? (can only think of Alan "Duffers" Duff)

That came through quiet and clear on the radio today. well done to both sets of supporters. unlike elsewhere where a minute's applause had to be observed to drown out those who would disrupt it. Well maybe things are not so clear cut, and maybe some among that support would have little cause to celebrate the memory of lost British soldiers, who until very recently had been considered an occupying, enemy force. We no doubt all have relatives who have died in wars, and we honour them, but other people's experiences are not necessarily the same as ours.