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CAPTION COMPETITION Hey boss, is it spelt "LOOSER" or "LOSER"?

Almost insult to injury - well done Brill!

There is time yet - at least reclaim a point. Watkins off-side but it was in the net, so still pressing

Oh dear

Need to keep our composure now

When exported to country that makes weak, tasteless, beer (next door to you) then I am sure it is!

That was excellent, well done. You even managed to find a penalty he scored!

Brave. You are the first to put the "who put the O and Y in County?" above us! Read the first post on the thread . Ooops.

Ah, the incomparable Stimpy . . .

Brave. You are the first to put the "who put the O and Y in County?" above us!

Oh dear. Nothing emotive in that terminology then. Well done in encouraging ICT fans. Sheesh.

Hmmmm http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27882448

I am backing England all the way! 'Cos I got them in the office sweeper . . .

Found this article to be quite interesting: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27761373

Why don't they play in Spain instead of Portugal? Oh, that's right . . .

Maybe as a Ross County supporter you just don't understand us? I think the reason for our current fascination with our immediately-previous manager and his current (mis-)fortunes was adequately explained by Scotty's last post. If he had done badly with us and left we would be relieved. If he had done well and then left in good terms we would be mildly interested. But that he did well with ICT where he had failed with others, then decided to flip us off (as our American cousins colourfully refer to it) and boast about going on to better things before making a spectacular ****-up of it is a source of endless fascination and amusement for us, the supposed "wee people" he has "left behind". Karma.

That was a training ground play - keeper didn't even bother trying to save it.

I wouldn't be using a drivers license if you are trying the under 16 price though.

It was tongue in cheek mostly, hence the grinning smilie, but the point was made. What European countries top tier charge for their football is virtually meaningless in an SPL context. Or even their second tier.

Bye then Missing you already . . .

My point exactly. What they charge in Germany or Spain or Italy or Estonia is of passing interest but cannot be used as a measure to our prices. I believe our prices to be fair value. The only comparison we can and should make is with others in the same league we are in. Beyond that it is meaningless.

Seriously? We get new sponsor - news. We put in hands-off warning - news. We announce new shirts ready - news. That is 1st rate marketing - by using drip drip method, we keep the momentum bubbling along rather than one flash-in-the-pan-soon-forgotten extravaganza. If someone is contemplating buying a shirt it isn't because it has a sponsor name on it, it is because it has the club name on it. So they will buy it when it comes out. It is not ready yet. They will tell us when it is. They do not need to explain why it is not ready yet or what is happening before it is. You must be a joy at Christmas-time.

Prices from the top league of our closest European neighbour: Manchester Unit: £31 to £53 Arsenal: £63 to £126 Southampton: £37 to £50 Sunderland: £32 to £40 Norwich: £33 to £60 ICT: £20 to £30 So, you are saying we should be putting the prices up?

Voted. Could watch that for hours . . .

You have forgotten to mention that when we played, so was virtually everyone else whereas for the Scottish Cup, the only alternative fixture was the FA Cup.