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Anyone taking a vuvuzela to the game? I heard there was someone with one at the RAFC game and he / she was moaned at

...and rightly so - I'd rather see rattles!

I'm well up for this one; I ain't been anticipating anything like this for ages. I don't share peoples stated dreariness about the SPL. It's where we need to be. Not perfect, but its our top table, cats pyjamas, dogs nads. Give me one of these days as recompense for slogging yer way to Dumfries or Dumfermline or Airdrie and I'll be happy. Give me these henry's from Glesgae to shout at, they deserve it. Give me Lennon's gob to shut at 4.45pm. It's bigger than anything you'll find in Div. 1. And I won't miss C*unty. I'll be too busy enjoying the fact that they didn't get here.

Four more sleeps.

After your fourth sleep, remember to get up nice and early, so you can have Lennon's gob to shut at 2.00pm.

He also sent Esson off at Falkirk in March 2009.

I can't seem to recall the score in that one.

But these are Central Belt Junkie bestards - probably the same way as peeple from Brussels look at bumpkins from Antwerp. Here is a wee clip of Highlanders.

My link

Aye, the Scottish Highlander William Wallace (meaning Welsh), born in Paisley, as portrayed by an American Australian pariah. It makes you proud, so it does!

I bet you ate up all yer feckin sprouts at school didnt ya - but we are all Sons of Wallace - I was there ya know.

Yes, I thought was you in the background. Did you do a smileyometer for the battle of Stirling Bridge?

I've never eaten school sprouts, but overcooked sprouts are disgusting - it would be like boiling your vodka before you drink it. I did eat all my sprouts last weekend though, still crunchy and delicious. You can also leave them raw, and use them with a vuvuzela as a giant peashooter substitute.

But these are Central Belt Junkie bestards - probably the same way as peeple from Brussels look at bumpkins from Antwerp. Here is a wee clip of Highlanders.

My link

Aye, the Scottish Highlander William Wallace (meaning Welsh), born in Paisley, as portrayed by an American Australian pariah. It makes you proud, so it does!

What makes you think posting a link on the internet proves you can pronounce a place name?

I think it's a bit like this: http://video.google....50265411265667#

the heading should be CALEY game on SKY. you must be a Celtic supporter to put that heading

Surely a Celtic supporter would say "Caley game", just like an ICT supporter would say "Celtic game"?

its a home game for Caley

the heading should be CALEY game on SKY. you must be a Celtic supporter to put that heading

Surely a Celtic supporter would say "Caley game", just like an ICT supporter would say "Celtic game"?

just wondered if anyone could tell me when we are Officially back to being in the spl as at the moment anytime i come online to catch up on things etc etc we are still in the SFL side of things and not the SPL is it when the fixtures are announced that everythiing gets updated?

http://www.scotprem.com/content/default.as...ome_SPL%20teams - that's good enough for me.

...even though we're also still on http://www.scottishfootballleague.com/scot...?curpageid=1055

I can't figure out how to post a link

theres a button you can use but the easiest way is just to type the full address including the http:// and the board will do it for you !

OK - I never thought of trying anything as simple as that. I just wanted to post it as soon as possible when I saw it on the front of the Evening Telegraph (aka Tully).

Now that I've looked at the details, I'm gutted, because I was there just 5 minutes earlier on Tuesday morning.

I can't figure out how to post a link, but a quick search for "Leigh Griffiths car" should get you it.

Allegedly driving without licence or insurance, and lifted 50 yards from where I am now :-)

Cho Leigh's car, cho pal!

...as the trophy is presented to skipper Grant Munro, with another surprise feature...

The surprise is revealed in the first paragraph:

Caley Thistle will collect their SPL First Division championship trophy...

...from a chicken? Now that's clever!

Why did that tin come as a free gift with the Craig Brewster coaching manual?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?

glas we dont have to go places like that next year, although the terracing was good again

I'd rather go to grounds like that any day. The minute you have seating you have hassle.

I had my grandson (nearly 2) at his second game today - he was at the (what do you call it again?) cup final in November, and, stuck in a seat, he was very restless by the second half. Today he was fascinated all the way through (mostly by what was happening off the park). We took position at the corner by the turnstiles at first, as we thought he might be scared of the noise, but he soon dragged me behind the goal to stand by the noisy boys.

On the negative side, I remember days in packed terracing many years ago, when you realised your leg was wet, and just hoped that someone had spilled their beer (before they'd drunk it).

I spoke to a few home fans today (before and after the game) and will miss that kind of chat back in the SPL.

For when Rooney scores.

1. Which ICT player sent off in the 28th minute on the 7th March 2009?

Somebody out on loan?

Well spotted! - McNulty at Elgin.

Are you named after a Pizza Express pizza?

If you mean me, then yes; my real name is Siciliana with extra mozzarella and olive nere.

As for the original question, relating to Dundee only, I would have Harkins in a flash, but I wouldn't touch Griffiths with a bargepole.

Ok...

IMO, here's what we need:

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Let the inevitable flaming commence...

Here's something to put the flames out: all the pish you're talking, which doesn't deserve a detailed rebuttal.

I thought the fans stayed until the end though they were very subdued throughout .

I could barely see the end of the game for people making their way out.

This may be a first! The train just arrived from in Inverness from Perth was met by police, and a passenger arrested. Not one of the fans, but an unconnected drunk woman.

Why are we looking ahead to a cup final when there is 3 league games before then.

A triple-header against Airdrie next week?

...Odhiambho (spelling?) can't. Got to give him more of a chance.

It's kinda difficult to score with a broken foot. :D

But Odhiambo used his head for the only one he's scored

Oh shoot! The OP graphic says we're playing in Inverness!

I still remember with affection Eric Cantona's flying karate kick directed at a fan, for shouting something a tad unflattering at him.

Yes, but that was an opposition fan, not one of his own.