RossP

Has anyone here been to Stockholm before? I'm going there for the weekend in a fortnight, and was wondering whether anyone had any advice, tips on must sees etc etc Found out that AIK are playing Henrik Larsson's team at home when i'm there, so going to try and get tickets for that one. Maybe wear my Caley strip to give him nightmares!!

Fandabbydozy :003:

This'll be the first home game i've made since the St. Midden one, after starting the new job in aberdeen. Just wondering which gates will be the best for all ticket. As i seem to remember at Boxing day Hibs game, and the St Mirren game, you could only pay at one or two gates.

Tonight!! Free entry, free music. Curio and carson are both excellent bands too, well worth coming down early for.

If anyone fancies a couple of drinks and live music, the ironworks is showing Strong Like Ox Curio Carson .... its free entry and is part of the GoHi events located here... http://www.goevents.info/gohishow.html Strong like Ox are on at 9.15pm-9.45pm if interested. www.myspace.com/stronglikeoxuk

Aren't Falkirk having to play a ridiculous amount of their away games against us in the midweek? For their sake i hope it is scheduled for a saturday...

Me and 11 others are heading down from Aberdeen :clapping04: Not sure which pub yet, but one of my group is a Celtic fan; so he should know which decent bars are on the way to the ground :005:

Me plus 1 would be interested in a bus for the France game :clapping04:

We desperately need another defender!!

Iain Brines

There was a similiar statement before the St Mirren game i remember, but TeamTalk.co.uk had this to say today.... Inverness head coach Charlie Christie is confident Scotland Future midfielder Ian Black will soon sign a new deal with the club. The 21-year-old, whose current contract ends next year, has been the subject of interest from Dundee United this summer. Now, after meeting with the player's agent, the Caley boss believes Black will soon pen a new deal. Christie said: "The indications are that Ian is ready to commit himself and we are now in advanced negotiations to try to complete things."

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I think he should play on the left, he did really well there last season. Has a lot more drive than McBain and Morgan.

I'd like to see Rory start ahead of Wyness.... :010:

To flat out sack/release him, Celtic would of had to buy out his conract, or a % of his contract. Think they've just said he is free to talk to another club, so they can avoid this lump sum payoff

I get more and more worried every time i see Stephen Caldwell in the squads... Have we never learned. Just bought my tickets for the Faroes and France game :clapping04:

I can honestly say i will be gobsmacked if we got Mulgrew at ICT. Could definitely do a job, and has the possibility of making us money if good performances are noticed by larger clubs.

Archie Knox has named his first Under 21 squad since being appointed as National Youth Teams Coach, for the team's difficult UEFA qualifier in Slovenia on 16 August. Three members of the talented Under 19 squad have been included - Calum Elliot, Steven Fletcher and Scott Cuthbert - while there is also a first call-up for Jay McEveley of Blackburn Rovers. McEveley did once play for England at Under 21 level, but has now elected to play for Scotland, for whom he qualifies through his Dumfries-born grandfather. However, Hearts defender Christophe Berra is missing as he is suspended. In naming an extended 26 man squad, the new coaching partnership of Archie Knox and Maurice Malpas will have the opportunity to work with and assess the players for this game and the home qualifier against France on 1 September. Player eligibility covers those born in 1984 onwards. SCOTLAND UNDER 21 SQUAD Goalkeepers David Marshall (Celtic) Craig Samson (Ross County) Iain Turner (Everton) Defenders Kirk Broadfoot (St Mirren) Scott Cuthbert (Celtic) Alexander Diamond (Aberdeen) Richard Foster (Aberdeen) Alan Hutton (Rangers) Jay McEveley (Blackburn Rovers) Paul Quinn (Motherwell) Steven Smith (Rangers) Steven Whittaker (Hibernian) Midfield Charlie Adam (Rangers) Scott Brown (Hibernian) Paul Lawson (Celtic) Charles Mulgrew (Celtic) Rocco Quinn (Celtic) Kevin Thomson (Hibernian) Ross Wallace (Celtic) Mark Wilson (Celtic) Forwards Craig Beattie (Celtic) Darryl Duffy (Hull City) Calum Elliot (Heart of Midlothian) Steven Fletcher (Hibernian) Ross McCormack (Motherwell) Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock)

Yep, there with bells on!! :clapping04:

Calum Murray :019:

Although, straight after saying that... from the courier in Dundee But with Kalvenes on his way to Tayside, the manager ruled out the possibility of bringing Celtic’s Charlie Mulgrew back to the club following his loan spell with them last season. I think this is from the Daily Ranger... Charlie Mulgrew's Parkhead career is over after a blazing row with boss Gordon Strachan. The Scotland Under-21 star has been told to find a new club after being punished with Aiden McGeady before returning from the club's ill-fated pre-season trip to Poland. Record Sport understands the pair arrived at the meeting point for the journey just 11 minutes late. But Strachan was fuming with his young stars and issued them with a fine of £10 for every minute they were late. The manager wasn't satisfied with their excuses and immediately told them he was doubling it. Only after Alan Thompson stepped in to pay for his skint team-mates was the angry confrontation resolved. A source close to Mulgrew last night said: "The manager told Charlie and Aiden they would be docked £10 for every minute they were late. "But after refusing to accept their reasons they were told it was up to £200 on the spot or £400 when they got back to Glasgow. "Charlie didn't have his cashline card and had to give Thommo the money back later. "It was the worst possible ending to the trip. "He's disappointed because he believes he's good enough to play for the first team. "He was taken off after a poor 30 minutes in a friendly against Legia Warsaw but he doesn't think he should be judged purely on that performance. "Charlie feels he hasn't been given a fair crack of the whip, compared to guys such as Mo Camara who he's vying with for the left-back position." Mulgrew could be handed a lifeline at Dundee United, with boss Craig Brewster keen on him after his successful loan stint last season

Not a chance we'll get him, Dundee Utd will be first in the queue, and i have a funny feeling the Dons will be going for him since they didna get Hammell. Hibs and Hearts could even go for him.

Fit aboot a 3-5-2 formation? It worked in preseason. -----------------------Brown------------------------ -------Caff----------Machine---------Munro------ -----------------------Duncan----------------------- Wilson------Black-------------Rankin--------Morgan ----------------Dargo-----------Wyness------------

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