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If you have not clicked the link, it is a loan deal until the end of the season when his contract expires, then with a view to a permanent move if all works out well. Nice guy Caff much respect and hope this works out well for him. :clapping03: :clapping03:

Aye, have a good one when it comes along.

I saw them play in 1903 in a blue and white striped strip is that the one you are referring to.

Sponsors MoM are usually not the best choices, but if you pay your money you get to choose. Mike Fraser has been excellent for the last half dozen games but not even he would agree that he was deserving of that accolade yesterday. Now, on to the real MoM. Marius Niculae was suuuuperb. Brilliant vision, precision passing, control was fantastic and he put himself about to knock in a couple of goals. He also is warming to the North Stand chanting his name and applauded the fans a couple of times, well done that man, he was outstanding yesterday absolute polished performance. He was unlucky not to score five goals himself with Combe making a couple of point blank saves and one curling effort from the edge of the box whistling a foot wide with the keeper standing watching and admiring like the rest of us. There were no failures yesterday and this was one of our most convincing victories this season. Good all round display with us threatening every time we broke forward at pace. Good time to score the opener from Marius and Cowies flicked low volley was in as soon as it left his foot in the second half, similar to Duncans strike last week, but from much closer range about ten yards out, good crisp low ball from Hastings to set it up. This display should offer the team every hope that they can continue this form into 2008, heres hoping it starts with a win over the Dons when we go first footing.

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He was sound......took a lot of stick from the ICT fans but at the end gave us a wee wave, fair play to the guy I thought. By the way Marius was absolutely fantastic, but it all pales into insignificance with the death of Motherwells Phil O'Donnell. I am finding it difficult to rejoice what was obviously one of our best performances of the season, not just the win but he manner of the win........but in the light of the death of Phil O'Donnell I see no point in the ICT fans smiling on a day when a fellow professional died doing his job. This is indeed a sad day for Scottish Football A thread is on the NON ICT BOARD for comments.

I am absolutely stunned by this news...........how sorry I am to hear this.

ooohhh.............is there a smiley missing :029:

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Suddenly, without

tsunami

and mustard

Anyway.........what did Jehova's witness?

Young Alex is an excellent prospect, head and shoulders above the rest of the kids even in the primary school. Good luck to him.

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"Savage and Grasser unveiled King Brew - who had been in cold storage, in a designer suit, fer 6 months" :rotflmao: nice one olde git. :clapping03:

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He does get the odd headless chicken thrown in his direction, no more than he deserves sometimes, but Graham Bayne is a headless chicken every team has headless chickens. I may have used the term myself in reference to his late lung bursting Marius is great runs and lunges and I was less than pleased with him at the Well game, but overall I always have Brewster is magic supported him and his rumbustuous style. His ball control is not always the best but you know what you so is Black get when Bayne is playing and he does unsettle defenders. Maybe IHE is referring to people always but please chosing Marius over Bayne. Freedom of typing. Thoroughbread or cart horse, it's Brews choice but they before replying both bring something to the stable. read between the lines Oh, and read between the lines please