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Aye, it works fine for me as Well. Must be user misuse, do you need help :023:

Thanks for answering for me IHE. Why should he be immune to crticism. If he is not up to it he should suffer the same fate as the rest, publicly pilloried and villified. Maybe CC was under pressure to deliver and his hand was forced into playing Marius. By all accounts he is not ready to play yet. He will hopefully prove to be a good aquisition, but he will only get pass marks if he delivers and a run of poor performances will only lead to unrest in the camp.

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Did you get the impression that they have no confidence in Grantie or is the Niculae factor rearing it's head already.

I was a radio fan today and he hardly got a mention in the first half other than fouling a couple of guys. Too much hype surrounding his coming, he has had some build up but may prove to be a flop. Bring back Rory at least we can fill the gap with somebody who comes in a lot cheaper and won't cause the same unrest.

Wyness and running in the same sentence..............steady

Cheer up Hairy :029:

Think the radio comment about Tokely differed to your opinion as they called it getting up and down the wing as opposed to being out of position. In fact he was so out of position he scored our goal. :029:

Disappointing scoreline. Tokely was voted MoM on Radio. Defence needs to tighten up. By all accounts we were a bit unfortunate to lose, but the hard fact is we did.

Niculae starts Caught it on the radio, starts upfront with Wyness, Rory out, Cowie and Duncan in I think update Motherwell 01 Smith 22 Quinn 05 Craigan 04 Reynolds 03 Paterson 18 McGarry 14 Lasley 10 O'Donnell 16 Fitzpatrick 12 Clarkson 09 Porter Substitutes 20 Meldrum, 06 McLean, 08 Mensing, 02 Corrigan, 23 Smith, 11 McCormack, 19 Molloy Inverness CT 01 Fraser 02 Tokely 05 McCaffrey 14 Munro 16 Hastings 12 Duncan 08 Black 06 McBain 15 Cowie 18 Niculae 19 Wyness Substitutes 23 Ridgers, 07 Wilson, 09 Bayne, 17 Sutherland, 21 McDonald, 24 Rankin, 25 MacDonald Ref: A Freeland

Early kick off today, Falkirk took an early lead but Celtic equalised before half time and overpowered them in the second half with three goals in less than five minutes. Final score 1-4. Mark Broon played in goals

Whats wrong with being called a walker? :029:

Dicky, it's normally the Jack Daniels bar.....???is that the right name, large bar which caters for home and away fans, SKY tv and fast food, about seven or eight minutes from the ground, mind, you have usually got to walk to the far end of the ground for away fans entry.

Ach he'll probably get smack on the wrist and told not to do it again.

The whole community should be grateful to IHE, for his perseverance in steering the Niculae hearing in the right direction and highlighting the deprivation within this area that exists in our neighbourhood. Immortal is insufficient for this Howden Ender, he has managed single handed to enable Marius to take his place alongside footballing greats like Rory and Roscoe and we are indebted to this humble, shy, retiring, and unselfish superhuman for giving us the chance to watch him grace the stage at TCS. I feel a knighthood will be in the New Years honours list and look forward to the day when we can go to the Queens garden to show our appreciation of this giant within our ranks. I say erect the statue now, I have a vision of IHE kilted and standing, staring onto the pitch, his flowing locks rippling in the breeze, a double voddie and coke from Marius in his right hand, his left hand saluting another goal and the smile on his face, a face battle hardened through years of alcohol abuse with crows feet protruding from the corner of his eyes and teeth like rows of Glesga tenements a voice to die for and all five foot three of him built like a brick shithouse. His beer stained sweatshirt with the words HMS Sneck barely visible beneath his carryout, bulging with pride. His wee, kind and benevolent heart pumping, the adrenalin and endorphins pulsating through his power packed Adonis like Charles Atlas physique..........wow, what a guy. John Smeaton eat your heart out, your turn will come one day, until then like the rest of us stand and admire this enigma, this puzzle of life and gape in awe at what we all strive to be................perfect. :allhail:

Alex, mine is the team, not a squad, and they won't be getting a game therefore no point in showing them :blah01:

Not sure if I can get a work permit for this one :029:

Half fit players would be an improvement on the embarassment that turned up last Saturday. I think he may come off the bench though with maybe Bayne if fit starting with Macdonald. Back five pick themselves unfortunately. Burt controversy is never far away. The midfield need some injection of pace, passion, skill and belief. Maybe start with Bazza ----Hart----Black----Patti, Rankin was useless on Saturday as was McBain. I'll give Barry the benefit of the doubt that it was his off day, maybe the occasion got to him. Zander though should be looking to feature at some point, after the hour markand Russeldinho should be there or thereabout. What does that mean in terms of the line up............look no further Charlie, here it is:- fraser Rosscoe Caff Munro Morgan Bazza Hart Black Paatti Macdonald Bayners Marcus Zander Russeldinho Hastings these are the most likely to feature later in the game

Heres what he had to say from the official site if ye cannae access it:- NICULAE WORK PERMIT GRANTED Marius Niculae, 28 times capped by Romania, has been told by an SFA tribunal that he is clear to play for Inverness Caledonian Thistle with immediate effect. The good news came today after a one-hour hearing at Hampden Stadium at which Marius himself answered questions and stressed his reason for coming to Scotland and Inverness is to win back his international place. The tribunal featured former Scotland internationals Ray Stewart, Pat Nevin and Peter Cormack plus Fraser Wishart of footballers union FIFPRO and two officials from the Home Office. Chairman Alan Savage said:"We felt we had a very good hearing but were told to go away and a decision would be notified within two hours. That was a very nail-biting period as we waited on the outcome. "But all our efforts have been worthwhile and Marius can be available for the Motherwell game on Saturday if selected. "Manager Charlie Christie spoke very well as we outlined the club's case that this was a player of proven quality who we could not source in Scotland. I felt Marius made a favourable impression, with his good command of English and his emphasis that he did not see Inverness as a short-term destination but one in which he could play well enough to wear Romania's colours again." Marius commented:"It was very nerve wracking but I'm thrilled to get the green light. I can now concentrate on doing my best for the club. I'm very grateful to all the supporters who have backed me. I hope to repay them with goals for Caley Thistle."

Heres another one aimed at the red tape You can stick yer work permit up yer erse You can stick yer work permit up yer erse Oh you can stick yer work permit....stick yer work permit Stick yer work permit up yer erse.....UP YER ERSE

Some light at the end of the tunnel after all. Lets hope he lives up to the billing as he will be under more scrutiny now after this hassle.

From official site FORT WILLIAM 2- ICT 2 It was a young ICT which took to the A82 for the long trip to face Fort William in the second District 1 Group match in the North of Scotland Cup and despite leading 2-0 they only came back with a point. After defeating Clachnacuddin 4-1 last week and appearing to be in cruise control and easing ourselves into the semi-finals last night the Claggan Park side staged a spirited fight back and now they have an opportunity go through to the next stage depending on whether they can produce a comfortable win over Clach next week. We took the lead in only 14 minutes, midfielder Iain Vigurs delivered a back post ball into the box from the left and Ian Penwright was on hand to head home from six yards. With half an hour on the clock we extended our lead to two, Ally MacDonald surged forward from left back and from his driven ball into the box Jake Inglis slid in to finish from six yards. Five minutes later Fort William pulled a goal back when a corner kick from Duncan was spilled by goalkeeper Andy Watt and MacLean reacted quickly to fire an effort towards goal which Ryan Haggerty helped on. A Fort William equaliser wasn't long in coming after the break and a long ball over the top of our young defence put Hewitt clear on Watt and he calmly slotted away the ball. Full time score: Fort William 2 - ICT 2 ICT Team Watt Scott-Woodhouse, Williamson, Kerr, A.MacDonald Gillespie, Inglis, Vigurs Leslie, Penwright, Morrison Subs: Ward for Williamson (46 mins), Cromar for Morrison (46 mins), Horne, Duff

After last week, the words have changed slightly We like those short goals, we like those long goals We like those high goals, we like those low goals We like those kicked goals, we like those headed goals we like scoring those little bitty extra time goals UNFORTUNATELY............ :029: They scored all the goals, they scored all the goals They scored all the goals, they scored all the goals They scored all the goals, they scored all the goals They scored all the goals, they scored all the goals

midnight :029: