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That wouldn't be a huge surprise.

Because the trust put it towards the erection of two new stands.

We, as notoriously slow starters' narrowly lost thye first game of the season. A disappointment but hardly the makings of a crisis.

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When does the summer transfer window close ?

The really difficult question for CC is should he be afforded that opportunity ?

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I many respects that doesn't matter as the club have directly benifited from the investment.

There was a time when he was our most reliable player week in week out as a result of which he was, quite rightly, made club captain. Unfortunately, he played poorly when given an opportunity at the end of last season and was, if anything, even worse yesterday. Golly has been a great club servant over the years but his last few outings cast serious doubt on hether he has the ability to play well at SPL level any more.

I've seen penalties given for much less.

Full time

I was a poor performance with the defence often looking like they had only met one another for the first time when they went out for the warm up. That said, it was only the first game of the season and we're hardly famed for being fast out of the blocks. I'm confident that we will take something from Pittodrie next week to kick start the season.

Or the Teletext report is wrong or incomplete.

I could easily get into that spirit also.

Sounds a bit suspicious to me.

In our case the balance sheet is not a particularly helpful barometer of financial health. The profit nd loss acount is far more important.

Welcome to the world of George W. Bush !

Van gough

Otherwise we would have ben at least another £160,000 to the good.

In addition at least part of the cost of upgrading the floodlighting system will be included in these accounts which will be, without doubt, the healthiest in the SPL. Whilst the profit and loss account looks healthy the balance sheet remains pretty thindue to the club owning few assets, on the other hand there are only limited liabilities.

Cafes

I was very sad to learn of the premature passing of Courier editor Jim Love this week. Although our paths haven't crossed for years I got to know Jim quite well two decades ago when we both regularly frequented Inverness Sheriff Court. Journalists are not always the most popular of people but Jim was a man of great warmth and integrity with a great interest in local sport in general and football in particular. Sincere condolences to Joan and the family.