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Its not even hard to pronounce. Read it as you see it and your not far off.

I agree, if we can reach the Semi of the Scottish Cup twice while in the first division i don't see why we can't do it again in the SPL. A nice easy run to the Quarter finals and then i would like a re match with Falkirk to secure a visit to Hampden.

Isn't that a diddy cup though?

Hayes is looking to be fit for the Celtic game....not too sure on Foran though. If you were going to single out two players who got us back into the SPL it would be Hayes and Foran. I only meant Foran probably won't be fit in time for the Celtic game.

Cheers for the picture, first time i've seen the back of the top and i like it.

Hayes is looking to be fit for the Celtic game....not too sure on Foran though.

Who's confident about todays game then? Some people reckon it'll be easy as pie.

Quite surprised Caff has dropped down so far. He had problems last year through injury but still thought he was a good player.

My only home game last season was against Dundee on the last day but being too excited i forgot to buy anything, I'm looking forward to testing the catering to see what all the fuss is with queues and quality.

I don't think anyone is blaming who ever is running the distribution of merchandise but WHY has no one else been employeed to help deal with the increase of demand that was invevitable once we won the league. Are we going to have to wait a couple years like last time before they realise we are an SPL club again?

I wouldn't want to give them my cash!! go to rangers shop , tell them its for first game of the season , they might do it free Is there even a rangers shop in inverness now? I don't think so, and even when we did it just kept on moving.

Who would you say Barnet were on par with then? I think attendances do have a part in how good a team can become. More supporters going to matches gives the team more funds to compete for signings. If Barnet are pulling in as many fans as us surely that suggests they are able to pull in players of a certain calibre that we are after. People completely over rate the lower leagues in England, I've seen some games at that level and the standard is shocking! Given that they were almost relegated to the non-leagues then I wouldn't expect them to be much better than lower Division 1 in Scotland You may be right but i'd have thought with ticket prices and attendances roughly equal to ours they'd be between us and Ross County. These things are hard to compare though. Stockport are League Two and we only managed to beat them 1-0, They only managed 5 wins all season in League One before being relegated. I know it was only a friendly though so this doesn't prove anything. Fleetwood also beat us and they are non league, our team wasn't weakened that much either.

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Who would you say Barnet were on par with then? I think attendances do have a part in how good a team can become. More supporters going to matches gives the team more funds to compete for signings. If Barnet are pulling in as many fans as us surely that suggests they are able to pull in players of a certain calibre that we are after.

Yes but brothels are a bit different. After a relatively leisurely year in Div 1 and a quiet summer, the club have to quickly adapt again to the extra demands and volumes, and it sounds like they aren't quite there, yet. Why the quiet summer though? They knew we would have the extra demand for shirts and other merchandise come end of July start of August so they should have been ready to answer the phone.

Who would want to buy that? Even if it was ICT themed i still wouldn't pay ?600 for a 64GB Ipod. I can't see them shifting that many changing it to Hello Kitty either.

Will they have official SPL numbering though? They used to do EPL numbers but not SPL.

Some quotes about "Kenny G" on the Barnet website by some fans "Anyway, can't help think he's better suited to League 1 than the SPL. Good luck Kenny! The best Kenny to play for us since Kenny Lowe. Edit - taken from above link: "He left this summer after a contract dispute" Really? I just thought he wanted to better himself at a higher level, and as a free agent turned down a new contract... Hardly a dispute! " "Good luck to Kenny ... although I imagine that he'll find the standard of football in the Scottish Premier League is far lower than in the English League 2." Now this i've got to disagree with. Barnet may be lower SPL or Division 1 but playing against Hereford is not the same as playing against Rangers or Celtic.

No . Care to add a little more than no? What level do you think Barnet are if they couldn't compete with Killie, St Mirren, ICT, Dundee, Ross County. Or are they better than this? League Two's average attendance for this season was 3,853. Pretty similar to those clubs mentioned i would say.

Quoted from the Caley Thistle website "He is a close friend of Arsenal left back Gael Clichy and has been staying with him in London" Do you think that is real or has it just been swiped off Wikipedia?

It does make a nice change from signing players who have never played before for their previous clubs or have been injury ridden at all previous clubs.

This sort of thing has happened to me before. Being transfered to a phone that isn't even being answered has got to be up there with the best. Is there no way of buying it online? Season after season our background staff seem hopeless at literally delivering the goods.

Hopefully he is decent. Barnet do however play in League Two at the moment.

http://www.dailyreco...86908-22449249/ Link to Kenny Gillet signing.... Inverness bolster squad ahead of SPL kick-off by snapping up French stopper Kenny Gillet Jul 29 2010 FRENCH defender Kenny Gillet has joined Inverness after a successful trial with the Highland club. Gillet, 24, spent the last three years with Barnet where he made 89 starts. He left this summer after a contract dispute and turned down an improved offer from the club's new manager Mark Stimson. Inverness manager Terry Butcher said: "Kenny has impressed us. He's still young but has good experience and gives us the left-side balance and competition we've looked for." Bordeaux-born Gillet, primarily a left-back, played at Caen before heading to the United Kingdom.

Priority should be a left back anyway. We let six go and we've now brought five in covering all departures except for Djebi Zadi at left back. That needs to be filled first before we think of strengthing anywhere else.