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sweggie on, now for the comeback of all comebacks.

Not the best of first halfs then!

Good shout lifters. Hope the Calf is healing, no jumping around like a young thing today when we score.

Nice one dlacher :015: Now that you have posted on here, theres a man in blue waiting at your doorstep :32: :32: :33:

Glory hunting *******, his days are finished, he has gone down in my estimation.

Yes, I have noticed this, maybe it is to stop the goal scorer from running into him and poleaxing him. One day, just one day Broonie will go to his left and the ball might just be there in front of him.

Oh dear, not the largest muscle in the calf of the leg, the action of which extends the foot, raises the heel, and assists in bending the knee. Aye, olde age right eenuff. Just as well you are not American, you would never have known what was wrong with you:= A muscle with its origin from the lateral and medial condyles of the femur, with insertion with the soleus muscle by the Achilles tendon into the lower half of the posterior surface of the calcaneus, with nerve supply from the tibial nerve, and whose action causes plantar flexion of the foot. I heard it was a sore leg :017:

Well done for outing yersel Atholl. The more the merrier, and sometimes the craic on here is good. If you ike a good whinge, this is the place to air your opinions, best of luck, I was a Grantown loon myself, but I'm ok now. :003:

Sure was a great feeling and the north stand went wild, probably the bestest xmas present ever :003:

Naelifts from Naelifts then :003:

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My views are fairly similar Mr Ender. Brown and penalties, hmmnn, why does he always go the opposite way from the ball, it's a mystery. Rossco getting a lot of slagging this season, leave him alone, he is grafting away and still finds the time to get forward although his distribution is woeful at times. Dods, Indian summer springs to mind, three goals in recent games is not a bad return for a stopper, agree about his didtribution, he tends to kick the ball the way he is facing, just as well he was facing the goals on Wednesday. Grantie, had a fabulous game against Rangers, distribution again not his strong point but the occasional long diagonal ball finds Bazza, must watch Bobby's video. Hastings is now showing his worth on the left wingback role, if only he could hit the byeline more and deliver a telling cross more often, we would then get the benefits of his marathon sessions, these high hanging crosses are bread and butter for most keepers, but then again, theres always Zibi and Higgins :015: Bazza, sometimes much maligned, but he is still the man most likely to drift past defenders and have a pop, no wonder he tires, he does put in a good shift most games, when he is in the mood, we look good. Blackie, this boy is a must for the team selection, can outjump six foot six inch centre halfs, is good on the ball, tackles........sometimes good, sometimes bad, has an attitude, or is it wee boy chip on the shoulder syndrome, but sometimes you need that, it is part of his game, it is his motivation, take that out of the boy and we would be having another invisible man, channeled aggresion is the way forward for him and display all the talents that he undoubtedly possesses. Yes, the invisible man, he has had some slagging recently and maybe some justified, need an end product from him which makes me think Morgan could do this job and give us an extra goal threat. Rankin, the new goalden boy, well done for sticking with it son. You were anonymous for the first dozen games but if you take more responsibilities you can go on to become a very important player for us. Always look to get in the left foot dig, but a bit shot shy on the right foot, however, you gave us a night to remember on Wednesday, keep it up. Bayne, fantastic stuff against the big money boys, not always the most silky but gives his all every game, keep plugging away and surely the goals will come, you have a lot of people needing some humble pie, let them eat it. Wyness, always great at holding the ball up, seldom wastes it and if there is any defender who can stop the scoop-double shuffle fairly I have yet to see him. They know its coming but they still can't help themselves. We must get the ball to Denzil below neck height and he will do the rest. Unlucky not to score in recent weeks but the goals will come. Dargo, fully fit and buzzing will be a threat to any defence with his pace, good running off the ball, just wonder if he wants to be here or the lure of the lira will take him elsewhere, but as shown on Wed, there will be life after Dargo. 10CC, keep dodging the rubber bullets and learn to live with the slaggings that go with the job and you will earn a Carribean break.........a sort of dreadlock holiday. enjoy it while it is here.

Good call Yngwie The invisible man disappears as soon as he steps on the pitch, as I said before I have the photo's to prove it. However, he did appear more often in the Rangers game, but with no end product from him, I would have thought that Morgan may be the straight replacement for him.

hmmmnn It all seemed plausible until the last line :015:

No no no, it was not a brilliant performance, Rangers were rubbish..............well according to Le Goon and the Daily Record. :019: 28 December 2006 PLG: WE'RE RANK ROTTEN By James Traynor PAUL LE GUEN launched an attack on his Rangers players last night just minutes after they had slumped to yet another embarrassing defeat. The Ibrox side were beaten for the second time in just over two months by Inverness Caley Thistle, the SPL's smallest club, and the Frenchman's anger was matched only by his disgust. This was easily Rangers' worst performance of the season. They were abysmal and Le Guen was stuck for words to explain his team's return to the dark days. Nacho Novo gave them the lead from the penalty spot, but Darren Dods and John Rankin scored two great goals plunging Le Guen and Rangers' fans into the depths of despair. Le Guen made it clear that his patience with his under-achievers, such as Filip Sebo, has all but run out. Struggling to contain his anger after the 2-1 defeat he couldn't even find any comfort in a remarkable performance by keeper Allan McGregor. Instead the agony of watching his players fail to match their opponents' desire was too painful. He said: "I don't know if this was the poorest we have played but it was not one of the best. I am unhappy with the entire team." However, having paid £1.8m for Sebo, Le Guen is very angry with the Slovak. But he said: 'I don't want to single anyone out but some have not made the most of their chances." Asked if he would be rushing into the transfer market when the window opens next week he said: "There would be no point in signing players just for the sake of it. They would have to be better." Perhaps someone had better tell him there are better players than some of his running around on local playing fields. Inverness boss Charlie Christie couldn't speak highly enough of his team. He said: "This is a bigger achievement than winning at Ibrox. "I'm just glad we were able to put on a performance like this with the television cameras present."

Oh my! Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League : Table 27 December 2006 Home Away Team P W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS 1 Celtic 21 10 1 0 22 6 6 3 1 18 10 24 52 2 Aberdeen 21 7 1 3 18 12 4 3 3 11 6 11 37 3 Rangers 21 6 3 1 19 5 4 2 5 14 16 12 35 4 Hearts 21 5 2 4 18 11 4 4 2 13 11 9 33 5 Hibernian 21 5 4 1 21 12 3 1 7 19 16 12 29 6 Kilmarnock 21 4 4 2 16 11 4 1 6 15 25 -5 29 7 Falkirk 21 4 2 4 12 10 3 1 7 12 18 -4 24 8 Inverness CT 21 3 5 3 12 12 2 4 4 10 16 -6 24 9 Motherwell 21 3 1 6 16 21 4 2 5 12 16 -9 24 10 Dundee Utd 21 4 2 4 10 13 2 4 5 14 23 -12 24 11 St Mirren 21 3 4 4 12 14 2 3 5 7 15 -10 22 12 Dunfermline 21 3 2 6 10 21 0 3 7 3 14 -22 14

weekly occurence this, can't understand why people would want to miss the end of these special moments :alien06: :cheer01:

:003: :003: :003: Help me help me, I have this terrible grin stuck on my face and it won't come off..............help

Daviot maybe, but not Munlochy :003:

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Exactly Kencar, These peeps leave every week and I sing the same song cheerio cheerio cheerio hope they missed a history making goal...............tough ****

turncoat, don't suppose you will bother watching the game then. Get back in yer sub cap'n Ender.

Well my team song and manager is as follows follow we will follow caley Manager themann4thejob assistant harry chibber safe hands mark brown doofer kaiser caley100 oats buffy 1moreseasonblack loopy robsonisgod dargoal YNE55 subs IHE super sub bonzo dropped for slagging the manager benchcomber beachcombers brother wilsyrobertson could change the game titchyblacksback he's back footballers wife warming the players on the bench That should do the trick as long as the fans don't get on oatsies back and tell him to feck off back to Motherwell. Look to use the height at the back to keep out Gers big Billy Boys, and buffy to expose herself, loopy to take them all on and rig to supply the two strikers. EASY PEAZY LEMON SQUEEZY

Thats the stuff Mantis, we could be seventh after tonight, CC will be knighted and win MoM again, Brown will save a penalty, Bayne will score a hat-trick, Black will not get booked, Zander will play the whole game, Wyness will start sweating, Roy will become visible, Duncan will pass to one of his own team, (miracles take longer to work), and the home fans will sing. Well, maybe Brown saving a penalty is stretching the imagination a bit, otherwise, keep yer pecker up.

I'm bored with all this now, I shall send a virus to Bozo and his glum chums, enjoy.