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Friendlies 4/6 one of the six was a closed shop, Hornbaek CIS cup 3/3 SC cup 2/4 SPL 28/35

Interesting to note that the players voted Grantie second in their poll, a great testament to the local lads contribution this year. I would have to say there is only one winner for me. Sometimes we overlook his performances because we come to expect that standard from him week in week out. He very rarely does anything wrong but is always there when you need him. He probably did not expect to have made such an impact when he joined and must still be wondering how we have managed to sustain, and improve upon performances since he joined. Many doubters wondered if he would be good enough to fill the former captains boots, we even had fans from his last team coming on our webby and telling us how poor he was. Well, stand up and take your bow Mr Dods. You have proved them and most of us wrong and have been instumental in the continued rise of our club. Darren Dods, you are a star. For what it's worth, my top three are:- DODS Rossco Dargo

Don't go there, these were calles precision passes. Back to the origin.........maybe we do lack the extra creativity to break down defences when on our own pitch, however, we should learn to turn it to our advantage and make it a ground for other teams to dislike.

He had a decent game in difficult conditions. Looked pretty busy but would like to see an end product from some of his beavering displays. Good to know he is coming back, and like Golly, will benefit from match sharpness in the pre season.

Didn't add up the attempts, but we looked most likely to win and had the closer attempts, so on that basis alone although a little late in the game, we deserved the victory.

Disagree with all you doubting Thomas's. The passyback was nothing, didn't stop me getting up and shouting for something though, but did not really expect anything. The Rossco incident I never saw, Ill take your blue and red verdict on that one. Samuel diving......if you mean it started from the kick off when Rossco bludgeoned him to the ground and only got a ticking off from the ref, well I would have to say he was probably being fouled. Dargo's shot............don't be fekkin silly now. Check the tv tonight and let me know if it was a passback, in the opinion of an unbiaised commentator.

Thats a poor statement to hand to a guy who always gives plenty of effort. I have no doubt he still has plenty to offer ICT and imagine he will be raring to go after the pre season matches. Lots of misplaced passes on Saturday, but he was not alone in that department. I will put it down to match sharpness, give him the support he deserves. Fifteen, it is probably an age thing, you will grow out of it.

Are you serious.......no, this is a wind up, right The club should be doing more of this to encourage new people along. I'm sure other clubs will be doing likewise.

did not expect to get the "passback" decision, the original intent was not deliberate enough. Samuel diving......or just plain old being fouled. You better get new specs...

Looks like Setanta forgot this was an earlier than usual kick off and forgot to turn the free viewing off until ten minutes from the end of the game, about five past two. :roll:

Not heard too many complaints about the ref yesterday, therefore I take it he did ok. M Tumilty, he kept up with play and always looked to be in the best position to give any awards. Was also pretty clear with his decisions and signs, so overall, well done wee man. Only complaint from me was the game became a bit stop start towards the end, but hey, if it's a foul, then the whistle blows. We are quick to criticise when incompetent refs ruin our weekend so heres a pat on the back.

Or maybe even not offering him a contract, remember, he is only on loan. He was poor today, three out of ten for me, still, as you say, we know what he can do, does he :!:

Yep. very poor game, not for the lack of trying, the wind was horrendous, I jumped off the Kessock bridge on the way home and landed on Nairn beach. We probably deserved that wee break as we had come closest to scoring, but chances were at a premium. Hart as said above had the best opportunity of the first half, Samson diving low to his right to turn it round the post. Richie went for accuracy instead of the usual batter into row Z, so he got it right but decent save from the keeper. United were not really threatening, and Dodsy Machine was reasonably comfortable, although Golly tried his best to undo the good work with a string of misplaced passes, although the weather was not conducive to silky football. (us and silky football, ha) Second half we sat in and did not exactly set the heather on fire, although we still looked the most likely to score when we bothered to wander up the park. Dargo battled away on his own, Wyness was posted missing, and I am one of his biggest fans....literally, he needs to put himself about more, if not, can we afford this luxury. Great shame, he has all the talent that we would like to see here, but must up his workrate, go on Denzil, give us the old right foot scoop and double shuffle before slotting the ball home with a deft curling strike......dream on jobbie. He did manage to free himself once today, the first two parts executed perfectly, but the shot was like his workrate, feeble. However, onwards and upwards, who would take the game to Brew's bummers. Up steps the one and only.....Rossco.........beating player after player on a mazy run down the right, cutting inside .....I kid you not, this man deserves his own thread again, superb, unfortunately, the rest of the team were not up to Toklers talent and frittered away the chances he created for them. Bazza came more into the game, but the ball would not run for us in the box. Then, just when you need him most, Dargo pops up with another masterpiece for his Japanese CV. A goal made by himself and scored by himself. The defender dithered, Dargo harassed him, took the ball off his toes, skipped into the box and slotted the ball home from twelveish yards from the left side of the box.........relief all round, and a kick up the erse for all those spoilsports who were leaving the stadium in their droves with still ten minutes to go. Brewster Brewster whats the score, we have just stuffed this really big club from down south again, why oh why any of our players would even contemplate crossing the divide to play with a bunch of losers is beyond me, lets hope it is beyond the likes of Dodsy, Broonie, Black and Dargoals. All in all, three points, just what we wanted and another home win, and another one for Charlie to say, I told you so Man of the match, there was only one winner, he did everything else but score.. Ross Tokely, was unanimous from all around me, so well done lads, and get it up you Brew. edited cos my spelling was rubish

tm4tj will make an appearance, but I may well be zoggless the Zarkelion has to work.

Huh, won't need to watch it now Harry, you spoilsport.

Last I heard it was 1-0 to a pretty strong Falkirk team, with us hardly mustering an attempt in the first half. Caff Fox Mcallister Soane Macbain playing for us, Falkirk team is all First teamers or fringers. That report came around half time. caley100, live at TCS Inverness

Looks like we are now in the first qualifying league which is held over the weekends, Fri to Sun. So, you will all have to stay in next weekend and get us back up to the top leagues.

Thats a hard one to decide

Gilhaney catches the eye at Hamilton as well, looked a decent player in their cup games.

"deciding to pass instead of shot on his weaker left foot. The move died there. Keogh too passed up a chance to shot opting to pass the " yer oo button is only half working, good report though.

Wow, extensive report rig. But is your oo button broken

Understood that, never read the article yet.

Hello Hairy Chipper, you made it over safely

Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon has been voted Player of the Year by the Scottish Football Writers Association. Gordon is the first non-Old Firm player to win the award since Dundee United's Maurice Malpas in 1991 and the first Hearts man since Sandy Jardine in 1986. Gordon said: "The last goalkeeper to win it was Andy Goram (1993) and that was a good while ago. "So it's very special as not too many goalkeepers win it and not too many Hearts players as well." The 23-year-old Scotland international has been a key player for Hearts in their quest for trophies this season. And he recently signed an extension to his contract with the Tynecastle club, which ties him to the club until 2009. Gordon beat off competition from team-mate Paul Hartley and Celtic's Shaun Maloney to win the award. Also picking up their prizes on Sunday night will be Celtic boss Gordon Strachan for Manager of the Year and Kilmarnock's Steven Naismith, who was voted Young Player. form bbe website

Cool, If we win all our games 1-0 then we will be SPL champs. Well done to the team and Charlie. Radio had us having three good chances in first half, never heard the second, but three points and another away win will do for me.