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Maybe it's an age thing......

Two Alex, you posted as well, but you don't fool me with your ploy of trying to win because I am now winning.........

Yo are not watching enough TV Alex Did you mean Alexander Graham Bell for Communication from wiki:- In retrospect, Bell considered his most famous invention an intrusion on his real work as a scientist and refused to have a telephone in his study. Apparently IHE asked him............ "Hey Alex, what have you invented today", "Oh just a telephone, but I'm not putting one of them in my study, keeps interrupting me, bloody thing" "Fair do's Alex, stick them on eBay then"

Yngwie.............are you Paranoid. I am sure other famous people have met me..................Played darts against Harry Heenan, the then Scottish champ, got a bit disillusioned when he hit tops twice to finish a game, and he was throwing his darts flight first. Mind you I did win one leg.....woohooo. Met Geoff Capes twice, he was scared of my Old English Sheepdog, what a woose. Sat next to Jim Watt in airport lounge. I am sure somebody else must have met me, I'll get back to you.

I believe theres a queue...............

I played a round of golf at Nairn Dunbar with Brian Jacks, Olympic Judo bronze medalist in Munich 1972. He then went on to become British and European Superstar winner. He beat me by one hole, he loved golf and played it all the time...........I had not played for a while.

Sat up to watch it, could not believe the wummins game that preceded it. The Russian wifie had about half a dozen match points and blew it big style, losing the second set and then crashing 6-0 in the third set as well as beating up her knees for letting her down. All in, that delayed the start of the Murray match for about an hour. Murray was just cruisin, he simply blew Dent away, despite some serves reaching 145mph from the Yank. The going will get tougher now though as all the big names are through apart from Roddick. All of those left in the tournament are capable of doing enough to win it on a purple patch. Tsonga will be a particular threat as will Del Potro and watch out for Monfils being the dark horse. He looked mighty impressive last round, extremely athletic.

Hope you can all help each other to get through this difficult time. Speak with you when you get back Roger and condolences to all.

It's not Russell Duncan

I am the opposite to that then. His PR and spin is second to none. His managerial qualities are certainly a subject of much discussion, but like most, I am prepared for the longer haul. His previous managerial record is also not fantastic, but there were underlying problems with some of his appointments. For instance, at Sydney, there was a lot of prominent people who did not want Butcher on the payroll. He never got the help he needed and was basically hounded out.

OK then little boy, is that better. You have said you don't like Mr Butcher as a man. Do you know him? That is not a very clever statement and a personal attack on a person. What is your personal gripe with Terry Butcher. If you don't know him personally, then don't judge his personal attributes.

I don't care either. Is there something in the water up in Dornoch.

I don't think he likes you as a boy Dornoch Caley.

Steady on DC. I doubt anybody hates Granty. His captaincy has been called into question but nobody has doubted his contribution to the cause. It was fair comment before when some challenged if he did not have the responsibility of the captains armband he may be more effective. I had him down for MoM in three games this season already. Good to see he took responsibility and finished the tie off.

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Ex-County player Ian Maxwell seems to be mopping up everything at the back. We are under pressure now, we really need to get the midfield going again.

That goal has been coming for the last fifteen minutes.

Aye, it's time we started to impose ourselves on this game again. Jonny Hayes is quiet this half.

Cox into the box :D And something you don't often hear in the same sentence, especially last week.......caley thistle & workrate in the same sentence.

I agree about Eagle. For me he is not as direct as Hayes but as I said elsewhere he is not afraid to go backwards to go forward. He is a busy player, lightweight but busy. I am not sure if he is any better than Zander was, but they are similar types of player. He does track back and gets in about the opposition ankles. Sounds like a good first half from us. Hope we can consolidate and accelerate away in the second half. I look for more from Hayes, get skinning yer man and set up the goals please.

Sounds like shades of the Dundee game when we were looking like scoring every time we went forward in the first half. What a difference a week makes.

"a hundred or so Caley Thistle fans have made the trip down" The rest are still in the pub. ooooh, Butch not best pleased with some people.........media stuff to do with Scotland I believe.

I agree chris, the engine room last week was non existant and was probably the main reason for our demise last week, despite the fact that Lionel had a shocker, he just seems to stand out more and gets noticed easily. Barrowman on the bench as well, lets hope he can regain full fitness and help out the team.

Shame, maybe the beginning of the end for Lionel.

It's on radio scotland I believe...........give me a minute Charles Bannerman posted this yesterday Apologies if this has emerged elsewhere in the reams which have been written about this game which I have not read, but Sportsound will carry full match commentary from tomorrow's cup tie. Commentary will be by Bill Leckie and Des McKeown will be summarising. It is accessible on 810 Medium Wave all afternoon and also on the Radio nan Gaidheal frequency (103.5-105FM) pre match and from 3:30. This is because R nan G transmit a Gaelic Service from 3-330. I'm not sure what the arrangements are for the Diasporate on the internet but I'm sure Scotty will know and could post these when he wakes up.