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Never bought a book from him but know where he stayed can't remember how I worked that out it's further along the line
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If you are right and not spreading a rumour I hope it's not over the bridge!
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I have it now and passed it many times without noticing it, just along the road from Laurence the bookseller who used to post on the forum, he might even stay next door.
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I have not worked in that box on the footpath as I would have remembered the gates as my father made ones almost identical for out drive in Benula Road. I might have passed the house but don't recall it.
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Glen Mhor, you are doing very well with your research and your website is excellent with the updates. I am looking forward to seeing more as you add more information which is great as if it is not recorded online for easy access or in a book it will be lost forever.
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You are a wee bit late reporting Reece McAlear but you are right that we were successful with our loanees last season and hope it will be the same this coming season. As STFU has said we need to recruit from within and we have good stock but we will need other additions as Robert says so we have a good mix.
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It's looking like Jack Ross is going to Dundee United so Billy Dodds will be staying with us which I am happy with for this coming season as we need a settled manager and team. He would be daft to go if he got the chance as others have not had success after leaving us for a bigger club!
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I have been reading about the Loch Frisa and the locals in Mull are not to impressed as it is smaller than the Coruisk which is due to go back on the Mallaig to Armadale route where it was before.
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I am sure the proceeds go to the youth football as do the car park charges for games. Since the start I have had many wins big and small which I am grateful for. The big cheques Charlie delivered in person and the small ones were posted out.
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Glad you had a good time and the weather was good as well. A beautiful part of the country when it's not raining. I bet your other half was wondering why you were taking all the photos of the ferries
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He might be related to Dougal
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Tranmere Rovers have signed former Norwich City midfielder Reece McAlear on a two-year contract. Good luck to him he did well for us while on loan.
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There is no word about the millions this even will have cost us the taxpayer! There was an event at Grebe Park in Drakies which I did not attend as I was enjoying such a glorious day in the garden
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Sorry guys I just read the back page this morning
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From the P&J today
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ICTWFC are looking for more recruits for next season.
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I am happy with the signings so far the early deals are good.
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BT had these vans as well as the Post Office the Dodge was an updated version of the Commer PB. They were terrible to drive heavy steering, clunky four speed gearbox, a very narrow wheelbase and very low to the ground so you had to be careful if you were pulling of the road onto a grass verge. I had a spare one in 1982 when my Bedford TK was in the garage and decided to try and cross the Kessock Bridge before it opened. Coming from the Black Isle the road had been tarred and guys were starting to fit the barriers in the middle with no one even looking at the van. A bit further on the tar changed to bare metal and I noticed they were tarring from the Inverness side I looked across and the other side had been all surfaced and with no barrier in the center decided to cross over but with a very high kerb I was struggling to get across but made it Once over the bridge a guy stopped me and asked what I was doing? I said I was a planner measuring for the BT cables and drove past him So my claim was that I was the first BT engineer to cross the bridge.
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There was a dull side and a shiny side you must have been using the wrong side
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I wonder if Billy still has the barometer on his wall
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I look forward to getting my one this year at the Senior Citizen rate for the first time
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There is a good article in the P&J about the club working with the Section 94 young supporters. They are our supporters for the future and I hope to see many more next season. Young fans taking pride in Caley Thistle after open door talks, says ICT chief Scot Gardiner http://dlvr.it/SRK9py ICT chief: Young fans taking pride in Caley Thistle after open door talks (pressandjournal.co.uk)
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The winner for this season voted for by you is Shane Sutherland. Shane started well at the start of the season and picked up points throughout the season coming on to his best form in March, April and the start of May before being injured in the away game at Arbroath. A well deserved winner and hopefully he will make a good recovery from the serious injury picked up at Gayfield. However, early indications are that Shane will be out long term. Congratulations on winning this trophy which was held for the last two seasons by runner up David Carson and a speedy recovery Shane. Full Name: Shane Sutherland Born: October 23rd, 1990 (Wick) Height: 1.82 Position: Striker or inside forward Signed: July 1st, 2020 First Manager: John Robertson Left Club: May 31st, 2021 Career Stats: 162 appearances, 21 goals Debut (as sub): August 1st, 2009 - Inverness CT 4 - 0 Annan Athletic (League Cup - Rd 1) Full Debut: September 22nd, 2010 - Celtic 6 - 0 Inverness CT (League Cup - Rd 3) First Goal: March 5th, 2011 - Inverness CT 3 - 0 Motherwell (League - ) Also Played For: Elgin City, Peterhead Shane's Bio. Signed From: ICT U-19s Date Signed: July 2009 A young player who has come through the ranks and began to show excellent form last season. He made his 50th appearance for the club in the away fixture against Hearts at Tynecastle at the end of November 2011 and scored his first goal of the season against the same side on 21st January 2012 in Inverness. A very pacy and strong forward he will be looking to make a lot more appearances in the starting line-up this season. When given the opportunity, he has a lethal shot which has seen him scoring some excellent goals, both at senior level and also junior level. A lot will be expected of Shane this season as he strives to be one of the main strikers at the club. Sutherland made his senior début for Elgin City in the Third Division on 23 January 2010, while on loan from Inverness Caledonian Thistle. He was released by Inverness Caledonian Thistle at the end of the 2012–13 season,and signed for Elgin City in July 2013. After two season with Elgin, Sutherland moved to Scottish League One side Peterhead in June 2015, signing a one-year contract. At the end of his contract Sutherland returned to Borough Briggs for his third spell with Elgin. In January 2019 he returned to Peterhead. On 16 January 2020, Elgin announced that Sutherland would be leaving at the conclusion of the 2019–20 season to rejoin his first club, Inverness Caledonian Thistle where he is now a regular starter. At the end of season 20/21 having scored six goals Shane signed a one year contract extension. Shane has now gone on to make 162 appearances for the Caley Jags scoring 21 goals in total and 12 this season which included a vital one against Partick Thistle in the pay-off 1/4 final. Unfortunately he has suffered a serious knee injury in a play off game at Gayfield and will be out long term into season 22/23. Player of the Year Winner with 57 points Shane Sutherland Second with 40 points David Carson Third with 39 points Mark Ridgers Fourth equal with 38 points Billy Mckay and Roddy MacGregor Sixth with 36 points Scott Allardice Monthly Winners July Shane Sutherland August Roddy MacGregor September Michael Gardyne October Michael Gardyne/Roddy MacGregor November Billy Mackay December Scott Allardice January Mark Ridgers February Sam Pearson March Shane Sutherland April Shane Sutherland May Austin Samuels The highest number of votes in a game is Reece McAlear for his great finish from Austin Samuels cross and his stunning free kick in the home playoff against St Johnstone. The worst referee by far this season is Willie Collum for his disaster of a performance in the Arbroath away playoff game. Thank you again for all your votes throughout the season. Indebted to IBM and ictEWD. These guys have been working tirelessly in the background updating stats, adding current stats/results and new information to this site and keeping the voting polls going. Along with that Eric has produced a working master spreadsheet and Iain has collated all the votes over the last two seasons to come up with the Player of the Year once more. An onerous task all round but one carried out with due diligence. -
I totally agree Fraz. We are in need of a cup run next season it is extra games to play but means more money for the club and if we get a decent run in any cup it brings more fans on board.
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Six playoff games played in May with 2 won against Partick, 2 draws against Arbroath with a win with penalties and a home draw against St Johnstone and an away loss to loose the playoff final. A lot of votes this month which is great. The winner for May is Austin Samuels Thank you for all your votes this year and the result for our Player of the Year will be announced soon.
