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Feck me, he'll be at the Polish before long as well.

Are you talking about the same McGuire that is in our reserves just now, surely shome mishtake.

The second was also a good goal, he shaped to pass across the box but hit it early with power and accuracy right into the bottom corner. I think that caught out Howard who was expecting a ball laid into the area, like the rest of the North Stand, but no, he arrowed it home perfectly. Suuuuuperb.

Re-Munro, i did mention that on another thread, his pass to start the move for the first goal. Still three smileys enough due to constant hacking at the ball, but as I mentioned above he was also prominent in the attack on occasions. Anyone else got their Buddieometer ready for publication??

Birmingham - Wolves derby and Iwelumo took a sore one tonight, stretchered off after a rather horrendous looking knee high challenge from Carsley. 10 man Birmingham have since gone 2-0 up, Gary O'Connor scoring the second. Anyone else see the tackle, very reckless and dangerous. I don't know the extent of his injury at the moment, but it looked like one of those ones where legs could snap.

I doubt many will skin Jimmy Jabby, he is pretty quick.

Have I missed something Alex, theres 15 points after the split. Six teams, five games.

He was probably inches away from connecting properly, but the ball skimmed across the face of the goal and ended up well wide. Lets not forget that Imrie had one cleared off the line and another shot flashed a foot wide with the keeper stranded on both occasions. I say we deserved to win although we made hard work of it in the end by sitting deeper and deeper, such is the nature of the beast.

I think our position looked worse due to the farcical fixture schedule. We had played our toughest opponents whereas others were on easy street. Not so easy for them now and we are benefitting. Coupled with the removal of the barriers, we look well capable of staying up. Still 21 points available though so points will be tough to come by.

Too late to change it now and experience should help to keep Grant in the side, but the fans are getting ticked off with the thumping clearances, although maybe that is just what the Butcher ordered given our predicament......... also Grant started the move that led to Morais first goal with a long ball forward to Proctor. Therefore, I will stick with Grant, although Duff should be pressing hard for a start next season.

Well done Andrew Good comeback in the second set from 3-5 down to win 7-5. 6-2 7-5 final score.

Game on Alba just now, and Morais first goal is a peach. Long ball from Munro, lovely one touch from Proctor to Imrie to Morais to the back of the net, a ferkin beauty. Sky 168 All has become clear now, Dargo tried to head the ball, fluffed it, and knocked it with his feet onto a stunned Lionel who poked out a leg and the ball rolled into the path of Dorman. The rest is history, we won 2-1

:thumb04: Jock Murray and Jock Ovitch

I do believe this final starts about 18:00 GMT this evening.

They have made a start to the goal difference, Boyd scoring in nine minutes.

I would imagine that there is nothing wrong with winding down after a good days work. We all like to do it, some more than others. They have a life as well, as long at they would adhere to any guidelines layed down by the club.

FRASER :P :021: :D Couple of early scares on bumpy pitch, but played well for rest of game, couple of decent stops. ROSSCO :D :D :D :D Another great game from the big boy, excellent break from defence late on taking three or four Buddies on before being fouled at the touchline. The Mirren fans really love him and Rossco makes their day. McMAGICS :D :D :D Our Latvian squad player put in a solid dedfensive display and is one of the reasons for our turn around in fortunes. GRANTIE :003: :thumb04: Captain Munro started where he left off at Falkirk, hoofing the ball great lengths. He also bolstered the attack and tried his luck a couple of times from corners. Less hoofing please and get back to a passing game. LIONEL :D :D :D ;) The man of mystery and much malignment. Lionel was unlucky to have the ball cannon off him for Saints goal, and a couple of sliced clearances, but put in a decent shift thereafter. Like Barrowman, he will just have to put up with the knockers, but I feel he has justified his starting slot ahead of Hastings. PROCTOR :D :D :D :D Starting to look the part after tentative return to ICT. Worked well at times and combined neatly with Morais and Imrie to create openings. BLACK :D :D :D :D We will miss this giant. Competed for everything, as he does with great tenacity. Made our midfield tick over nicely after a sluggish start and outjumped guys a foot taller than himself. Great competitor. KERR :D :D :D A start for Kerr and he did not look out of place. Not too noticeable, but that also means he made few mistakes, so decent performance from the ex-Motherwell man. FORAN :D :D :D :D Another excellent display by Foran, he does hang well. Very tough in the tackle but to be honest, I would rather see him swap places with Dougie Imrie. MORAIS :003: :003: :003: :022: :022: Man of the match for his two spanking goals. Quick feet and neat link up play could have brought about our first SPL hat-trick but nonetheless well deserved praise for the wee Portuguese man. Replaced by Barrowman after 65 minutes, possibly to prtect a troublesome hamstring and he went off to rapturous applause by the home fans, unlike some of the comments reserved for his replacement. IMRIE :D :D :D Mr 110% was just that. He does exactly what it says on the tin. Some great hassling but final ball let him down again. Unlucky not to score after keeper went awol, but his floated ball was knocked away with Barrowman a yard away from the defender. BARROWMAN :D :003: Was given twenty five minutes after replacing new hero Morais. Unfortunately this was a hard act to follow and not a popular switch, and he was not helped by the change in tactics as he was often left isolated and chasing lost causes by being the lone striker. Plenty of Imrie like effort but nothing came his way. Needs a wee break and maybe will come good. DUFF :003: Not on long enough but dealt with the Mirren threat as they pushed for a late equaliser. Referee :022: Home fans :015: :D Strangely subdued Weather :018: Another garbage day after two beautiful days on Thursday and Friday.

Well, I believe there was a change of tannoy man for yesterdays game, was he any good or the same old rubbish.

Lionel was unfortunate at the goal. I will need to see it again but I thought a bit of hesitation between him and Grantie ended with Grant heading the ball into Lionel and it cannoned off him right into Dorman's path and he guided the ball low behind a diving Fraser. The pitch is still a bit lumpy, and Lionel and Fraser sliced a couple of clearances, but after that both of these players did very well. Get off his back, you are not helping him gain confidence when every misplaced pass is scrutinised. I for one thought he was excellent in the second half. Good win, two cracking goals from Morais and an excellent shift from Foran and Imrie, who did the usual 110%, but wasted some good pessesion when his final ball let him down. He also had a netbound chip cleared off the six yard box with the keeper stranded. Tokely was also brilliant today, and his wing wizardy was scintillating. We were well on top after scoring our second goal but ended up sitting deeper and deeper as Mirren pushed forward. Gameplan worked in the end but left the fans a bit uncomfortable at the death. Barrowman was left chasing hopeless punts at the end as a lone striker. He does win his fair share in the air, but with no one to assist him it was a waste of time literally. Three points and further away from relegation. Still 21 points to play for, but top six is not achievable now.

Andy Murray is on fire just now, playing some brilliant tennis. He will be playing Djokovic in the final of the Sony Ericsson Open, Miami on Sunday. He has had some great results recently, Nadal being the exception when he mastered the very windy conditions better than Murray. However he dismissed Verdasco and Del Potro in convincing fashion and now has Djokovic in his sights for the number three spot in the rankings, although he can not pass him this week.

Table splits at 33 games, it's an SPL thing Al. Fixtures Saturday, 04 April 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v St Mirren, 15:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, 11 April 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v Inverness CT, 15:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, 18 April 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v Hamilton, 15:00

Hello........................is anybody out there................,oh well, just me and the bottle of wine then. Does nobody really care if we win or lose tomorrow? Extremely important match and the response is ..........duh, wtf. Should all results go our way tomorrow.........I know, how often have we wished that, but, lets face it, a great chance to maybe jump a couple of places in the league whilst (second time I have used that word today) denting our rivals pride. It's up to you Terry and the boys, please don't let us down.

Whilst I can't get too excited about watching Scotland play these days, Scotland will be better rid of these pair of comedians. I don't go along with Ferguson not playing well recently, he has always played poorly. Sticks his erse out and his elbows and does a crab impersonation. In fact the only decent game I have seen with Ferguson playing was when we got hammered 0-3 at home start of last season I think. Let them go from the Scotland set up, they are bad eggs and the team will have a new focus, instead of playing everything sideways through Barry two fingers. And MacGregor one finger is not the keeper Gordon is, as was shown against Iceland with three or four game saving heroics. Sorry, but I still can not get too excited about the whole Scotland set up as I have been dis-illusioned too often, (thanks Ally), but when planks and weegie zorks like these come along and act like Prima Donna's then enough is enough. GTF guys, rot in obscurity, everybody is sick to the back teeth of your antics. Rangers decent fans have been disgusted by their immaturity and have rightly condemned their actions as have their club, so a big thumbs up from me..................not often that is typed in the same sentence as Rangers.

Fantastic news and huge plaudits for Glasgow Rangers for leading by example and putting these two overhyped and overpaid groiks in their place. They showed little respect for the National side or the Scotland Tartan Army and acted like total prikks. They should have been banned from earning a wage from football for life, see how hard it is to make a living outside of the football bubble. A lot of fans idolised these guys, they have basically turned their noses up at all of them and their football club and their national team. Again, well done to Rangers for taking this stance and laying down the benchmark.