Yngwie

Ther's an article on BBC. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t..._ct/8474486.stm

I fully expect Rossco to commemorate this milestone with either a goal or a red card.

I think the first examples of a club selling its name to a sponsor were in the Welsh Leagues. Llantasffraid became Total Network Solutions, and when that company disappeared, they changed it to The New Saints to keep the TNS abbreviation. (A bit of trivia - they actually play their home games in Oswestry, England). And there's Airbus UK and Corus Steel as well. The problem is that in all likelihood, a team will have to change its name every few years when they change sponsors, or the sponsor goes through a change or takeover.

It's a small step from tenable to terrible though.

In light of our current league position, how about "I can't believe it's not better".

We could just sell the rights to Caledonian Brewery and become Caledonian FC.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/taysid...ral/8471740.stm :) Who should we sell our club naming rights to?

Being here is better than being on the dole, I suppose, but I've got my my agent working flat out to get me out of this backwater and up to the level where I belong. Call me cynical!

Out of interest, how do you know this? Diamond earring, always a give away. Well if it's good enough for Maradona.....

Very few sports commentators have ever been so widely respected by viewers and participants. And he was the only good thing ever to come out of Hawick.

Getting too personal here, let's get back to the match please.

Was Terry experimenting here to see how well covered we are if one or two left backs get released this month?

Interesting that Algeria were involved in this dull 0-0. They were controversially knocked out of the 1982 World Cup after Germany and Austria (?) passed the ball along the back 4 to get the 0-0 result both those sides needed to go through.

When was the last time ICT won a game against the odds? Last March? I'd forgotten how good it feels.

Rossco has played in most positions for us at some point over the years.

Great result, and completely unexpected for me.

Somebody from Bremerhaven, if I'm reading it correctly. Looks like they've been to the stadium, with pics of the pie kiosk and a comment that they don't sell beer or bratwurst. http://www.caleythistle.de/

What happens on the pitch doesn't really matter, the lack of pies will be the talking point for the next few days!

Will this be before or after Dean MacDonald signs for them?!

Nah, just recently onto my 2nd since then (the motherboard died). I just transfer over all the documents each time.

Under the SPL rules, Pittodrie was ICT's designated home ground for that season. So even if we'd built our own Emirates Stadium and had it ready for the first game of the season or any time after, we wouldn't have been allowed to use it. What the club did was get the SPL to change those rules, and THEN built a compliant stadium that they were allowed to use after we'd played each club once at Pittodrie.

Spot on Flyboy, and the 10,000 seats had to be in place by 31 March, long before we knew if we would overtake Clyde. The Boards handling of the promotion/stadium affair was superb and showed initiative, bravery and good judgement. (What's happened since then? )

Mine, all mine.

Aye that's who I meant, just got a bit confused!

Ian "Spider" Stewart, who I think went to Peterhead at the end of that season. He had big hair.