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hey, we gave Celtic a two goal lead, surely we could afford Hibs a three goal lead..........

I would imagine nobody buying him will want him cup tied, therefore he looks to be going. Not a lot we can do about it as fans, if he wants to go let him go, but at a price that suits us, otherwise sit him in the reserves with no win bonuses see if he prefers that. Anyway chill out over this, worse things happen at sea.

Good afternoon from frozen North Kessock. Laptop day for me, no sound on laptop, therefore radio has been fully charged ready for the game.............lets be havin them.

and score a hat-trick against the Hibees. Go on Marius, put them to the sword.

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Ex ICT boss leaves Peterhead with Cooper taking over. From Peterheid webby Peterhead tonight parted company with manager Steve Paterson. A brief club statement said " Peterhead have cancelled the contract of manager Steve Paterson with immediate effect. "Assistant Neale Cooper will take charge of all football matters until the end of the season. Peterhead FC wish Steve Paterson all the best in his future career."

new signings.............McGuire new players..............Wyness just back from injury new players..............Patti just back from injury and looking the part new players..............Watt, just back from injury, maybe even a new signing, but as he has not been seen..... We can achieve what we yearn with the players at our disposal, do we need new players, maybe not, what we don't want to happen is to lose players other than the likely transfer of Rankin, or maybe not.... confused.com

Mixu that is, he will be the new Hibs Manager. Interesting to see if he would like his wee bro to join him at Easter Road.

I might have to miss this one out as I am off to Jamaica a couple of days later. :029:

Welcome back slovak...............lifes too short, your drum awaits you.

Don't think you will find many in agreement. Poor old Russell, he is not in vogue, but he does what it says on the tin. :021:

The North stand was fairly packed. The away stand had little or no take up but that is down to Gretna fans. Was the price cut applicable to the main stand as well. I would have thought it maybe produced around 500 more bums on seats, would that be a near enough guesstimate.

That was the easy part, the hard work starts now for Denzil :010:

Russell has been playing well recently and has done his bit in the clubs recent success. He still gives the ball away after doing the difficult part sometimes, but surely the midfield is built around him and Black. Sustitutions were ok, the likes of Roy who seems to be part of this squad rotation scheme needs to get parts of games to keep him interested. Patti was a good sub, great to see him on and I thought he did excellent, at last a player willing to skin defenders at pace. Bayne, again a squad player getting his cut of the action and Marius being rested after his exploits. No complaints from me on that score. I thought Wyness may have been the more obvious one for hooking, however Brew's decision and I can't really fault it. Damned if he does and damned if he does'nt

I'm with Gav again unbelievable stuff

Hey baldy pretty much spot on how spooky is that.

Fair play roscoe23. i thought Rossco had a decent game today as well. In truth he is pretty decent most games but is not perfect by any means, unlike you and I.

Agree Gav I thought Patti was a class act when he came on, not just cos I had been touting his name, but he was willing to take defenders on and have a go. He almost scored a couple of goals and will do soon. Header from six yards forced Caig into point blank save and shot in the box was unlucky, on another day two goals. Wyness was subdued, I'll put that down to his recuperation period. Marius took his goals brilliantly and again showed tremendous skill and vision, Duncan did great but over elaborated, McGuire............ahem Proc showed he is better than McGuire, Tokely was immense, Fraser is the keeper we knew he can be, every one did their bit but for me, once again Black was the constant standout, another brilliant performance from him. Rankin for me did good, but he kept hitting the first defender with his corners, then once he sussed that he overhit them.....Paisley beckons anyway. Well done ICT, comfortable win, but maybe should have been a record breaker.

Nothing would have made me happier than Hart scoring a thirty yard screamer against the Dons. Alas, he never saw much of the ball. But, I agree with Brew, he has performed well in the reserve games he played most recently. Bary and Brew both begin with B

Hold on till I read over the previous posts again. I am getting the impression that one or two are not reading the article on the official site but pointing the finger at the club for asking the fans to applaud again. Amongst this I have put my own slant on what I would do and I expect every other rational human being will do. carry out the SPL ask, it's not difficult.

Called off pretty quickly. I have no problems with any of the games being called off and I have no issues with the applause either. Quite frankly people should surely accept what is being asked of them without question. We are talking about the SPL asking clubs to have a minutes applause for a decent pro and a decent human being and great husband and father to four children. I for one will be doing whichever is asked of me without question and I fully expect everyone else to do the same. Remember, it is not the club asking this, it is the SPL asking for this to be carried out as a mark of respect for a well respected fellow professional. I am also certain that if they had asked for a minutes silence it would have been observed impeccably throughout Britain.

Sorry I don't have the answer. How do you know he does not want him in his teams......apart from the obvious he was not in the squad, what were the reasons, I have no inside info whatsoever, please enlighten me.

Agreed that all spl clubs will do it. official link

Not these days Jboy. Stadiums on the outskirts are popping up, easy access for away fans as well. I think it's fine where it is. Try getting seven thousand people in and out of the stadium if it were in the town centre and there would be chaos. Falkirks new stadium is in the middle of nowhere, but it's easy to access by vehicle.