Kingsmills

Safe

was far

Yesterday's match was fairly entertaining for a nil nil draw, especially the second half.

When I heard the Hearts team for yesterday I would have settled for a point. In the end we were a tad unlucky not to get all three. Finishing is becoming a bit of a worry though.

Medals

Much as I despise what both half of the Old Firm have stood for inthe past, personally I believe Rangers and their fans tend to be a little worse than Celtic, it's good to see Scottish clubs progressing in Europe thereby improving the nation's coefficiency rating. Who knows, maybe ICT will benifit from their success in the next couple of seasons.

Hart has heplped to turn games more than once this season comming off the bench. He is one player I would be sorry to see go out on loan.

We've not ad much luck so far in November especially with Aberdeen equalising in the last minute of injury time. However if we can nick three points against Hearts it will not have been bad month considering our fixture list.

Stilton

A cracling log fire on a coal base with a large glass of Malt.

There's more chance of Elvis Pressley turning out for ICT than steven Pressley.

Each one of them is likely to be on a basic wage at least ten times what we would be able to pay.

An increasingly rare event these days unfortunately.

In my opinion it would have beeb wrong for Black to have walked back into the first team given how well Russell Duncan did in his absence.

Whilst the story is of no concern or interest to me I hav to commend the moderators on their decision not to close the thread. The allegations are in the public domain ad those siteusers who fel the urge to dicuss Rosco's alleged behaviour have every right to do sosubject to the usual constraints of defamation.

Charlie Christie is still relativey inexperienced as a manager and, as such, makes mistakes. However, it sems to be that he is gradually maturing both in ability and confidence. I have to agree tha this use of substitutions is generally purposeful and certainly must more effecctive than Craig Brewster who semed to have a blind spot for effective substitutions.

I'll follow up that tip DJS.

Loch Lochy

Looking forward to seeing him eventually.

I spent the first twnty five years of my life being disdainful and ignorant of ballet. I regarded it as poncy, effite and eliteist. Wild horses wouldn't drag me along even if the tickets were free. However, about twenty years ago I became infatuated by a female work colleague who I knew was a great fan of the art and it seemed to me that one possible route into her knickers was to feign interest and be bored for two hours. So, I duly purchesed tickets for Scottish Ballet's production of Cinderella and, despite preparing myself for the battle to stay awake for the duration, found myself absolutely enthralled not just by the production but by the sheer athletisism of the dancers who are all much fitter and more athletic that any professional footballers. I'm pleased to say that I also received the other reward that has been by original less than savoury motive. However, that particular pleasure was relatively short lived whereas my love for ballet has endured ever since. That said, just as there are dire tedious football matches, there are very poor ballet productions that can leave you tempted to leave at half time. It may be Bob that you were simply unlucky and suggest that you try again.

From my personal point of view, Caol Ila is by far the nicest of the Isla malts, the others being too peaty for my tastes. That said, I'm half way through a 25 year old Bowmore at the moment which gives tghe lie to my last statement.

Corrupt

Sounds a bit like the comeback we staged against Cowdenbeath may moons agoin the third division.

Brown has been in consistent good form for years and, despite Fraser's competent performance at Parkhead, must start against the Hearts.

Rather than starting Denzil, I would quite like to see Dargo and McSwegan start together up front with Wyness coming on after McSwegan has given his all.