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Most of the Tesco Finest range of foods are pretty yummie. Pizza.............good one on the go just now from Domino's, Steak Special.......mmmnnnn with slices of steak, onions,steak sauce and a sprinkling of herbs mmmmnnn jackets on get in the car mmmnnnn.

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I'll give you ten pounds if you don't sing. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

I'm sorry IHE, but overuse of the rotflmao smiley has led to other posters being unable to access and use it. Please be kind and considerate when using these smileys as they are for everyones use and a refusal often offends. This also applies to Johnboy, you have used your quota of :024: and these will now be withdrawn from your profile. :rotflmao: :029: :029: :029:

Zibi showed yesterday that he has good qualities and put in an excellent display. Mike could learn from him as he delivered great throw out time after time to allow us to hit quickly on the counter. His handling at crosses was flawless and in fact everything he did yesterday was first class. Well done Zibi :clapping03:

Nobody likes the long ball, except rugby players. Re the atmosphere, did you really expect anything else on a sunny Easter afternoon, the game was little more than a training excercise with Gretna fulfilling their SPL obligations before disappearing down the chute. Not much to play for and trying out a few players, these games are now preparation for next season. **blah blah ??? for evey position gained and all that***

East win for ICT eventually. Credit to Gretna in the first half as they tried to play football and took the game to us at times. We scored early and were cruising at 2-0, when Gretna delivered a great ball into the box and the big lad nodded it past Zibi, no fault of the keeper, decent ball, decent touch with the head, decent goal. Second half we pretty much totally dominated and the more the game went on, the more likely we were to score, ripping them open with swift counter attacks against a tiring Gretna defence. Vigurs goal was the pick of the bunch for me. Intricate passing and movement on the left touchline led to the Gretna defenders being led a merry dance and when the ball eventually was crossed into the box Vigurs was on hand to slam a ferocious volley past a luckless Fleming from twelve yards maybe. Well done Ian, great way to score your first SPL goal. Bazza's goal was also a cracker, cutting inside, looking up, and from twenty yards picked his spot and delivered a hammer blow past the keepers right hand, great goal. Rory did well to turn the rebound into the goal and Imrie finished off a lighting break by Cowie, great start for us. Cowie also finished well with a controlled volley from a left wing cross and Rossco was well chuffed to score with a header. We looked like scoring every time we ventured forward as the game went on and the scoreline was no surprise, but you have to be in it to win it as they say, and we eventually did that in style. Quiet day at the office for Marius, and he never troubled the scorers, he maybe should have bagged a brace. Zibi did well and his distribution was first class as mentioned before. Bayne did well in the short time he was on, hassling and stealing the ball off the tiring Gretna defenders and winning balls in the air. MoM.......Wilson Tokely or Imrie, who is very raw, but there is plenty of scope for him to blossom in the SPL.

This is not a dig..........but Marius was poor yesterday, probably our worst player, saving himself for better things maybe.

:029: It's not a friendly. It's a Testimonial game, something completely different.

It's a poor mans Champion League. Pointless sort of competition when they allow some of the teams knocked out of the CL to enter this competition...............but teams knocked out in the later stages of the CL can't qualify and end up with nothing.......Liverpool, Barcelona. It's not a moan Chris, it's an observation, these teams have less quality than ones who can't now win a European trophy this year.

pulled his

volkswagon

He took a battering this morning, every mistake punished by a very fluent Rocket, he unfortunately looks unstoppable on this form.

So they, and others, know who they are "talking" to. I thought that was pretty obvious myself. Here you make a post that seems to suggest, that you don't want him here. Yet in these posts you sound as if you want him, even though in one of the posts you say he's past it. :017: oh that ones

maybe he is told to drop back and help the defence :017:

are you being serious :010:

read between the lines dog :014: We are saying the same thing here. You may laugh...........but I lost my first post and had to re-type it. I originally had a sentence in it describing them playing similar to ICT. The result was obviously the important thing. The aspect of Rangers game I did highlight was the fact that their defence played well.....very well, apart from the distribution from the back which would have done our defenders proud. anti-football def a method of play by teams with inadequacies in the finer details of the beautiful game, using spoiling tactics and defending in depth, but having the same result as playing a blinder! I totally agree about some of ICT's greatest results. Backs to the wall stuff and hitting on the break, we love it. I am not condoning Rangers for the way they set out their stall, it is the way to go, the down side of this is ugly football. It appeared to me that Rangers were happy to take their chances on penalties, and that decision has been proved correct. My biggest issue with your post is the spelling of defense (US spelling??).......or is it defence. Definitely defence :003:

:015: :015: Absolutey, a match for anyone, he would light up the game.

Yes Johnboy, I believe they cut his nose off to spite his face. :029:

Rangers display was dire, they played ant-football, the ugly game, but the result at the end of the day was the same as playing brilliantly, they are in the final. Their defence was the backbone which enabled them to achieve this, solid at the back and keep the opponent out. The midfield were working very hard to close down but they made little headway with numerous misplaced passes, like a team full of Russell Duncan's. Their strikers were Niculae-esc, stranded and remote, lacking any service whatsoever. What a tube that Cousin chappie is, having already been yellow carded he pushes his bonce into the Tallie fellows face, only one outcome there although the guy made the most of it. In Rangers defence, they had to play it this way as they lacked the real quality to take the game to the Italians. The good guys don't always win. Penalties looked to be the way forward, it seemed that was Rangers game plan due to being inferior, and it worked, stifle them and win at any cost and any method. **** won't exactly be quaking in his boots at the thought of facing his old buddies in the final, but for the sake of Scottish football getting badged with the negative tag, please give it a go in the final and as the title says, good luck.

what blue boxes?

Two poor quality European teams, Rangers playing anti football, don't deserve to go through on their performance so far.

Zenit St Petersburg 4-0 Bayern Munich, bit of a doing for Munich :010:

My other answer is, she is fifteen..............and a woman :rolleyes02:

The prize of knowing you were the last person to post on the last lost thread. :clapping03: