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Sure, NOW Kenny Miller can score. Rangers up 2-1 over Falkirk.

Pars just went 1-0 up on Morton.

Wishing I could be in Inverness for this one - great news on the season tickets and hopefully we can keep it a perfect start. C'mon boys.

Fantastic. Way to steal it right at the death, boys. B) Not a great start, looking at the whole match, but we take the three points on the road, and that's all that matters.

Hope Dougie's okay.

Any landing you walk away from.

Well County's certainly through now. 3-1. B)

I have to agree with the round neck haters - not a fan of that either. But overall I like it. My ICT shirt is getting a little old and, sadly, a little small, so I'll probably pick one up.

Just paid. I'm fairly new and inconsistent around here, but happy to help.

Thanks a lot for the videos. As a Caley fan abroad, I know I won't see many matches this season, so every one of these videos is gold for me. Cheers.

Great win, and that's three undefeated in the league (all against well-ranked teams) since Terry took over. Well done to everyone, and with Falkirk losing, the momentum is all ours. It looks like it has to be one of the two of us for the drop now, almost certainly, and the way we're playing, I'm believing a lot more than I was a month ago that we can stay up. I read a good article a ways back about Butcher's ability to save teams from relegation, and then his poor second seasons with those teams, but that doesn't concern me too much right now. The goals have to be, 1) survival, 2) a cup semifinal. After that, to me, its all gravy.

Would have loved to be in Inverness today, but watched on Setanta. Good effort and a lot of positives from Caley. A clean sheet against the Champions is no small achievement, and I have to admit I was relieved when the whistle blew - thought they might steal this one - but a great start to the Butcher regime. Keep it (and us) up, Terry.

I definitely don't think that Hamilton and St. Mirren are clear and safe yet. They've both had good runs in the last month, and deserve to be where they are for those results, but 8 and 9 points, with 15 matches remaining, is not what I call security. We're definitely the favorite to go down right now, and with the last eight results, I'm frankly glad we're only in a two-point hole. Considering how good Falkirk can be on their day, I think we're very lucky we're this close right now. But 15 matches is almost 40% of the season - the book's not closed yet.

I'll go 40. Willing to add on a bit for shipping too, since I'm a bit of a hike (and then a swim, and then another hike) from Inverness.

Yea Dougie!!! 2-2. Despite Roy's best efforts, we may actually get our point from this one.

Nevermind ...

GOAL CALEY. There it is, boys.

We're not getting killed out there, but still, we've got to have a second-half goal. We've both had great chances with headers close in ... the difference is theirs was buried and ours missed wide. Come on Caley!

It's counting as a McBain og? ... ouch ...

Obua. Damn.

Come on Caley. There's no team in the country that I'd rather see us break this streak against than Hearts. (Though I guess Accies would have been more practical).

Well played. Disappointing of course not to be able to steal anything at the end, but we were in with a chance at it, and that's a far stretch from the 5-0 loss last season, or the same thing last trip to Glasgow. Hate to lose, but great to see the team keep it close in Glasgow.

Buddies looking like going bottom. Offiong scores AGAIN for Hamilton, and United up on St. Mirren.

Sky Sports' lineup may be right this time, but they once again spelled Iain Vigurs' name wrong, twice. Who's Ian Vigars then?

That's us in eighth and six points from bottom. Good day overall, even if it did take some luck.

Lucky ... so lucky. Awful penalty.

Late goal given up from what should have been comfortable at 2-0. Sounds familiar somehow.

Esson deserves this clean sheet. Hold on to it, boys.