Heilandee

Kevin Macdonald,Scotland under 19 player,highly rated, Celtic made a bid for him last year(£75,000) but thankfully got knocked back.Didn't think he had a great game yesterday,as Wyness shuffle says Jay Shields was the wee guy , brother of Dean Shields who county just signed from Gretna but wisnae playin yesterday as he got sent off last week v Clyde

no wrang :cold02: :cold02: :cold02: :cold02:

Eh'v seen worse last season!!!!!! ya better believe it :008: why you no drop in the Mallard for the Craic?

Good to see LG and Maime at the Mallard,sorry you didnae get to see the standard oh fitba yiv come to expect in the SPL ,thought we did enough to win the game but as they say ,if ya dont finish....whit ya think oh Cowie , dinnae think he's as good as Robertson (No 8 ) but ehm biased hope Mrs paulibee's nite oot went well just hope ye's dae the job next Saturday!!!!!!!!!

Sorry heilandee I think it was 6 foot 2 eyes of blue big jim holtons after you The Man utd centre half

6 foot two, eye's of blue,big Joe Jordans after you.....ahhhh them were the days

What,in the Mallard? Eh'm no covering Grassa's bar bill !!

Good on ya's,the more the merrier,all welcome.See u's in the Mallard L :021: (just hope we can get our first win in Dingwall to mak yer trip worthwhile)

anybody fancy him back? DUNDEE UNITED have told out-of-favour David Proctor they won’t stand in the way if he can get fixed up elsewhere. Proctor, a £30,000 Craig Brewster signing from Inverness Caledonian Thistle only five months ago, is in a slightly different position to that of David McCracken and Alan Archibald—who have been advised they won’t be offered new deals in the summer—in that he has two-and-a-half years left on his contract. However it is clear, like McCracken and Archibald, his future lies away from Tannadice after getting only 26 minutes of first-team football under Craig Levein. “Although David has longer left on his contract than Archie and Cracks, I’ve had a chat with him and his agent and said that if they could find anything suitable we’d be willing to discuss it,” said Levein.

Local radio in Dundee are reporting that the grocer is indeed about to pack up the fruit stall,no official word though

thought for a horible moment that read "DOGGY nocturnal pleasures" :crazy04: :crazy04:

Dundee did this several years ago with all season ticket holder names in the fabric ,problem was it was one long run of material so you weren't gauranteed your shirt would have your name on it.Much searching of shirts and swapping about got most folk sorted out with their own name on the shirt.

Ach,it's no true whit they say about ya BIGTAMS!!! :001:

I had one kinly donated by a fellow poster from here, but stocks ran short one hogmanay,by the time i recovered and realised what had happened it was on it's way to the longman in the back oh a scaffy truck :019:

Jagster,my comment was maybe's he's gettin "tooooooo" slow,everybody accepts he was never quick but his reading and distribution from the back more than made up for it .Best qoute i heard from a Dee when told he was signing for us was "meh caravan has a smaller turning circle than that chunt" :015: good lad though and hope he does well whatever :022:

I'll be sorry to see him go,he's done a great job for a couple of seasons but is mebbe's just gettin that wee bit toooooo slow,here's comments fae our site for MFTJ .......... Club captain Bobby Mann has been placed on the transfer list at his own request as assistant manager David Farrell explained to the press today "Bobby came to see us this morning and, after thinking over his request, we have decided to listen to offers for him, I thought he might have wanted to stay and fight to get back in the team, but he wants to seek pastures new and I can understand that, at his age, he feels he has to be playing regularly." Bobby has played 95 matches for Dundee, scoring five goals in the process, since signing in 2004 from Inverness Caledonian Thistle where he had just captained the Highland side to the First Division title. He holds the unique distinction of being voted player of the year by every single one of the Dundee Supporters' Association member clubs last season. Bobby has been a regular for most of the current campaign but dropped to the bench when Gary McKenzie returned from injury to partner Gary Smith in the Boxing Day win over Partick and has started just one game since - the initial Tennent's Scottish Cup game at Dens v Queen of the South, when Smith was suspended. He came off the bench late in extra time during Wednesday evening's replay at Dumfries and scored Dundee's first penalty kick in the shoot-out.

Nae wonder the ozone layers knackered!!!

Gutted,at least they seem able to put up a fight now,something unheard of under Kernhaghn last year.Have to pick some one to support in the cup now, wonder who????????? "COME ON THE ICT" :001: "Johnboy, come to the Heathmount that night and I'll buy you two brandies." If there's free Brandy gettin dished oot eh'll be there!! :drinking10:

It,s sometimes hard to see through the subtelty of these clues tho M :001:

Seems to be a tie in with Dundee somewhere, lot of our youngsters go their on loan/trial periods,hope their no taking financial advice from Dens!!!

Whats the highland News gonna do to fill column inches now you've telt them it wiz a hoax?

....and you've sowed a few seed's roond the highlands ower the years eh?

Think this replay will be the Sky 3rd round replay game hence Thursday,so Hibs get cash from Sky ,second gate income from replay and ICT get.............shafted it seems.

Totally obscene, and on the same day 650 Dundonians are told their American employer is pulling the plug on their livliehood :008: the world's gone mad

thats kinna why i added "but money will be the main thing i'm sure" :004: