Kingsmills

Offiong would be a speculative signing but a punt worth taking.

If County have to go part time the act that there will be a smaller pool of ful time fotballers in the rea will make it more difficult for ourseves to attract layers from the central belt and beyond.

Sorry to see ounty become the first Highland team to suffer relegation. Hope they bounce back in one season. There'es no doubt thata successful and Full time Ross County is an advantage to ICT.

Problem is thst they are likely to be relegated in any event.

Good news but we will still need at least one new experienced defender for next season.

Nobody in the squad works harder.

Good coach, unpleasant person.

How I hated him with a passion when he played against Scotland. In hindsight that must have meant that he was a quality player.

No good reason why he shouldn't play.

According to today's Scotsman Shiels will be seeing out his contract with Hibs which is until 2009.

Th difference in place money between tenth and seventh place is roughly quater of a million which will have a fair impact on Charle's budget for next seson.

Dargo can't be criticised for wanting to keep his options open.

I'd still rather see St Mirren relegated than the Pars.

It would be a sad day for football in the Highlands if County were to slip back into the Second Division.

Mr John's concert at the TCS will certainy be worth a bob or two for the club but nothing like six figures.

Even then, the other league clubs have the discretion to allow them to retain their full membership at this stage. Still, at least they serve the useful function of keeping Elgin off the bottom.

That depends on who leaves Easter Road during the summer.

I can't see what he would add to the squad next season.

It's all very subjective.

That Ian McCall has a lot to answer for, has he ever paid for that paint ?

Clydebank must be one of the largest communities in the country without a senior football team.

Anyone apart from Chelsea !

I've had a bit of a soft spot for the Pars ever since our semi final clash a few seasons back so, on balance, I would prefer to see St Mirren take the drop. Dunfermline are experienced and successful at battling relegation from this league and that experience could well be the diference between the two sides.

I tend to agree, the trouble is that good quality pacey wee strikers are thin on the ground.

Unfortunately so, it's a pity that ICT now seem to have adopted the same attitude as the others.