Kingsmills

We can replace Black more easily than Dargo.

Could well be worth a 12 month deal but not at the expense of Russell Duncan.

I can't see any of our players being called up as replacements.

A distict possibility in the next season or two.

Harry for England ?

If Brewster had been at Tannadice all season it would be United and not Livingston heading for Division one. I don't think he will survive beyond christmas.

Now that they have some financial stability and a competent manager I would bet on Elgin winning that division next season.

At least they have their excuse for failure ready in advance.

Red, blue and black stipes please.

Not to mention Villa only scraping home by the skin of their teeth. What on earth has happened to football in England's second city ?

Anyone but Charlie Christie.

When Brewster left initially I wished him and Dundee United, a team I've long had a soft spot for, wel. Now, I would be delighted to see them propping up the SPL this time next year.

A question for the hardy band who travelled to Almondvale yesterday, How, if at all, did Barry Wilson celebrate his goal ? As we all know he spent a few seasons at Livi and, by all accounts, had a very good rapport with the fans there, he must have had mixed emotions being the one who scored the goal which officially consigned them to the First Division.

Not this season then.

Not to mention the very first time we've ever strung together three consecutive SPL victories a fea which neither Robertson or Brewster managed to achieve.

To Charlie Christie and the boys for today guaranteeing the club's highest ever league finish. The extra fifty odd thousand pounds of prize money will come in handy as well.

It will be earlier than that if we can somehow qualify fot the Intertoto Cup.

Central Park.

Continuity has served us well in the past.

Celtic at Parkhead in order to rain on their flag raising parade.

Same here. As for a solution, I wish I knew.

The only sense that Inverness is not a football city is that the town and it's clubs were excluded from mainstream national league football for over a century. However, we are fast making up for lost time, whereas Dundee, as has been pointed out, has all the appearances o a city in steep decline and not just in the footballing sense.

What odds Brewster still being in post this time next year ?

If we attract a housand extra fans and a hundred of them become regulars or even semi regulars next season the excercise will have been very worthwhile.

To be fair, I believe that TV money is split much more evenly than in the past. A team like ourselves can look forward t a minimum of £600,000 or so per season from this source. Does anyone know whether STV intend to renew their rights ?