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Go on then, I dare you.

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We'll haved none of this nonsense on here :018: I am looking for 7 points as well, yes seven points. We can start by getting the monkey off the back against the Dons, our customary point off the Hibees, welcome Joan Collins, and stuffing the wayward foreign dictatorship of Lithuania, they were tripe up here last year. Celtic will always be the difficult one, (theres always one), so I will settle for seven points from these games. No easy games left in the SPL, but we are capable of, holding our own against them all and even pinching a point or three against the big boys, so, chin up.

huh, whats all the little seeds stuck between my teeth :010:

Raspberry Jam & wholemeal bread :005: yummy yummy :005: :005:

Archaeology Notes NH64SE 4 6729 4492 (NH 6727 4491) "The original town of Inverness no doubt clustered round the walls of the stronghold on the Crown (NH 671 453) and evidence of the fact came to light within comparatively recent years with the digging up there of the Broadstone, which formed the socket of the old cross". G Eyre-Todd 1923. Broadstone Park takes its name from a broad circular stone, with a hole in the centre of it, which now lies under the pavement or footpath on the East side of Kingsmills Road, in front of the large tenement house opposite the Football Field. T Wallace 1917. NH 6729 4492 The Broadstone is now located in a small enclosure on the north side of Kingsmills Road at Broadstone Park. It is a large flat irregular shaped stone 3.5m. long x 2.0m broad, protruding 0.1m. above ground level. In the centre is an elongated socket 1.2m x 0.2m. A notice board states - "Uncovered 18.8.26, lost for 100 years; base of cross marking Burgh Boundary" Visited by OS (W D J) 30 March 1960. or Early Christian Sculptured Stone in Highland Presently on Kingsmill Road in Inverness, fenced off. Adding what is on the plaque to what CANMORE says we have 3 typings: it lay at the centre of the stronghold, it then became a burgh boundary stone , finally the stone became a marker for the nearby St. Mary's Well before moving to its present spot. But are all three the same stone? For though generally called irregular of shape, which it clearly is, there is a 1917 report referring to it as a broad circular stone which is stretching it a bit, and the burgh boundary stone was lost and buried for over a century before being found. The slot would appear to mark this down as a cross-slab robbed of its cross. But dare I suggest the excising of a pagan symbol that would have made it e.g. a chief's inaugural stone. :017:

Should be interesting after match interviews in the pub.

Don't think Leicester fans were too fond of Levein, he almost got them relegated :010:

"Former Aberdeen manager Paterson joins the club from Highland League side Forres and will be assisted by ex-Ross County boss Neale Cooper. " That from the BBC website tells me it is Neale Cooper as assistant :010: Will the real N Cooper stand up please.

Wimp We give the guy his big break when nobody else wanted him and now the road is getting longer :010:

Circumstances mean that Pele will be construed as our best ever manager, but hold on, he was managing a team in the lower divisions whereas CC is holding his own in the SPL. Only time will tell if he will go on to achieve the greatness tag or will Pele be the the champion.

Scotty..............stop spamming, so good you said it thrice :016: "If I were a Pars fan, I would be very very worried .... think I would urge my club to pay the 50k compensation for Robbo rather than risk losing 2 million by being relegated."

people eaters

With halloween just round the corner, I wondered what guises some of the footballers could don to exemplify their character, that is what do you think certain players......or internutters, should be dressing up as on the 31st of October. I will have first go, cos it's my thread :016: things like the obvious to the not so obvious, Wayne Rooney as Shrek Davie Dodds as ET Jimmhy Calderwood as Tangoman Neil Lennon as...............

Whatever Smart money is on Brewster off to Dunfermline, with Levein taking over at Dundee United. Would have thought Dunfermline would suit him better, less expectations and will be given the time to make or break.

Joan Collins will be announced as the new Hibs gaffer on Tuesday. Probably taking Tommy Craig as number two.

Hmmmnnnn, Charlie Mann has since been kneecapped and sent to the salt mines. :010:

Well, I feel sorry for Brewster. The poor guy is gutted. He took the wrong job at the wrong time, he should have stayed with us for a couple of seasons while he was still learning the trade. Too much too soon, the jump up from managing a team with low expectations to managing a bunch of duds with high fanbase expectations was too much to handle. He can't do it overnight and his record at United is extremely poor, whereas we have gone from strength to strength. Lets not forget he took our team forward and did his bit for us. A lot of our fans are bitter about the way he departed, but it seemed like the next step for him, just too early in his managerial career though. I for one take no joy at seeing the guy being laughed at every time his losers lose, his esteem must be at an all time low. If you were not performing great at your job would you want publicly slated or would you prefer coaching. Yes he made a rod for his own back, but gloating over this is in poor taste. He made the wrong decision and that is of his own doing, I will let him suffer in silence.

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Duncanoffski Blimey, I thought we had got someone from the revolution at Tynecastle :010:

for Manni

Looks like the revolution will ruin Hearts sooner rather than later. Pressley has made a statement which does not look good for the Jambo's, but fair play to him, Hartley and Gordon for standing up to the power crazy dictator. Pressley told a media conference: "This is a statement on behalf of a number of players. "This statement is no reflection on Eduard Malofeev. My first impression is that he is an honest and diligent man. "I would like to wish Valdas a speedy recovery, but whether he returns or not is almost incidental in association with the problems related to this football club. "I have tried, along with the coaching staff and certain colleagues, to implement the correct values and discipline, but it has become an impossible task. "There is only so much coaching staff, a captain and certain colleagues can do without the full backing, direction and coherence of the manager and those running the football club. "While publicly I have expressed the needs for unity, behind the scenes I have made my concerns abundantly clear. "The last two years have been testing for the players and together they have faced a number of challenges. "I would have worked hard to have retained unity. "However, due to circumstances, morale understandably is not good and there is significant unrest in the dressing-room." from bbc website The writing has been on the wall since the revolution started and I have no sympathy especially for those that sold out for personal gain and not the benefit of their so called loved team.

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