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Forever indebted to Hissy for that great goal at Clyde :clapping03:

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I have compared it GJ, is that good or bad then :017: Hunt always looked like a decent niggly annoying guy to play against. Different market places as well, the EPL paying grossly inflated prices for their products. ?400K for Marius in his last contracted year and given the way he played for us............probably a decent enough price if true.

Grampian news have thrown their rumour into the hat suggesting the fee believed to be around ?400K for the signing of Marius to Dinamo Bucharest. Oh well, good luck to you Marius, some of your skills were a joy to behold, hope you make the world cup teams.

Quite right, stamp out the weed. This law has been on the go for a year or so. You are not allowed to smoke in a vehicle used for work. He may well find out that his insurance company are interesred in this as well. "I am dumbfounded - the van is only insured for private use and to get me to and from work," added Mr Williams, from Llanafan, near Aberystwyth. I don't suppose he carries tressles/paint/brushes/rollers/trays etc in the rear of his private van. Had he been smoking in his own car then fine, but a commercial vehicle is off limits. Should the person have been driving for a national company, then his bosses would also be getting their collars felt, so no sympathy, pay up and stubb out.

Todays score from Denmark, taken from the Official site. http://www.ictfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News...1350640,00.html PRE-SEASON RESULT We took on FC Nordsjaelland this afternoon in the closed doors game and like Tuesday night's fixture it ended 1-1 with the goal coming from striker Garry Wood. The game took place at the Farum Park complex where the Danish Superliga play their home games. We had the better of the first half but went in 0-0 at the break and in the second half FC Nordsjaelland were the better side and took the lead from a corner into the box which we should have dealt with better. Adam Rooney came on with 35 minutes left for play and Garry Wood also entered the fray 15 minutes later. It was the latter that drew us level, a Don Cowie cross towards the back post was knocked back across goal for Garry Wood to volley home from close range. Two minutes later we thought we had taken the lead when Rooney netted but his strike was ruled out for offside. Starting Line Up Esson Tokely, McGuire, Munro, Hastings Imrie, Duncan, Black, McBain Cowie Barrowman

Yes you have, thats the second time in a few minutes

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I believe our old friend Bajram Fetai is on Nordsj?lland's books and they are still coached/managed by ex Celt Morten Wieghorst. 1-1 draw in the closed doors friendly, with Garry Wood scoring for ICT. see official site for info. http://www.ictfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News...1350640,00.html 4-4 draw with Herfolge on Saturday with Rory scoring a hat-trick after coming on as a sub in 55 mins, Rooney scoring again. see official site for report. http://www.ictfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News...1351978,00.html

So has Rory :010:

Fekk that for a game of soldiers :010:

or Yorkie and finally............. Zuchon. next A-Z will be Rivers of the World, and your starter for ten is Avon

Away and get stuffed ya olde git. You were correcting someone only last week or so on the word know, or no..........tut tut. If I have to explain myself regarding the word definitely, Beastie will remember a conversation we had at Love Street, or maybe he won't as the cartons of coke were well laced with vodka. In fact, he started the spelling probe in this thread. I often start a sentence without a capital letter, especially if it is only a one liner. If I add more I usually go back and stick a capital on it. It's not a higher grade English examination. And another thing, my laptop keyboard is broken and the temporary keyboard I am using smetimes misses out letters or spaces. Poor excuse really, but the truth. No problem with the questions on tactics, probably the one thing that will see plenty of differing opinions absent. It was the thread title that I was scrutinising, sounded like another Brew bashing excercise. My opinion of him for what it's worth............He is the manager, for good or bad and we should get behind him and the team. I am ok with his appointment, somebody has to do the job and no matter who it is they will still be villified by some sections of the support. I do tend to defend him at times as people who get criticised on here are not usually present to defend themselves and a lot of the criticism is ill advised.

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Falkirk 2-2 County, Daal scoring both County goals. :010:

Topics merged to keep all Denmark stuff together. Good to see we were the better side throughout. We lost 2-1 last time we were there.

yes absent, you spelt my name wrong. :029:

I am aware of everything you say and agree entirely. The title of the thread though is MANAGER UNDER SCRUTINY...........just another thread on the same topic. Don't also forget when he left to go to United, he ensured ICT were well compensated. He made an error going to United, he won't be so keen to do the same again. Anyway, I am bored also, I'm off to watch some paint dry. :sillywave: By the way, some people are still spelling definitely wrong :blah01:

Whats the point of this thread. The heading says the manager is under scrutiny. From who? A bunch of guys on a football forum who always think they know better? This is just another opportunity for the anti-Brew brigade to stick the knife in further. What is wriong with everyone? The league has not started and it's all doom and gloom. Most managers are under scrutiny from some aspects of their support, but with us it is a constant lets blame Brew for everything. He may be far from perfect, but if we believe we are helping by constantly undermining his qualities/decisions then think again. The time to criticise is when something has gone wrong and is solely down to Mr Brewster and his management structure. Why moan for the sake of seeing your own typing. I agree with Alex........is the long ball a tactic?? I have seen Brew with a furrowed brow on occasions when another ball is hoofed up the park and comes straight back at us, is this his fault or the fault of the player? Has Brew got full control over who signs for the club? I don't know, therefore I won't offer criticism towards him for that. Jay7 has questioned some signings, fair enough it's an opinion, but Elliot was just a rumour, Barrowman seems ok if he can get the right service, he looks like a decent poacher, and Lionel could well prove to be the best signing, but only time will tell. Dorrans, as if. It does not appear easy to get quality players to come this far North, thats why we nick them from County, Mr Cowie seems to have done alright. Esson could do well if reqired but not any more than Zibi was doing last year. Tough position goalie, only one spot up for grabs. Blackie is a well known hothead, Denzil was badly underachieving and Barry maybe needed a little reminder. Deano never played because he looked as much use as a chocolate teapot. Watt was not any better, although given time to get match fit at Dingwall he may eventually prove to be a decent player, we could not afford the luxury of a 75% player in the heart of the defence. Parkie staying...........not a chance, it is just the usual guff when changes take place. Rankin also became a bit of a luxury player and needed to rethink his dedication to the cause. Niculae was maybe out of his hands, but he also had a role to play. I think we watch every season in the SPL with trepidation, it's how it is I'm afraid. Defence is a big worry, we need a big player, how much of that is down to Brew??? Who knows, maybe the director of football is looking in to it. However, lets just blame Brew for everything.

Equally good shot into the eighteenth green, Paddy played well the back nine and deserving second title.

Looks like you will get your wish smee, Paddy looking good for championship, with birdie chance to come at the seventeenth.......all over bar the shouting Mr Van de Velde. :010:

Ooohhh, jangly nerves time. Sharky goes back ahead as Paddy drops three shots. Wind causing havoc with the scoring, the winning score may well be in double figures over par. The players are dropping back into the pack through nine holes. Ian Poulter could well be the one to take advantage, tense stuff. Any one from a dozen players could win this open Open.

The great white is floundering, poor start to his final round gives Harrington the chance to retain the jug.

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