Yngwie

Is this rumour in a paper or something you've heard?

Yes.

http://www.oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_...ple.php?sitepal Yes, she'll say anything you want. Cheaper than those 0901 phone numbers.

I suppose one of the reasons Butcher has joined us is that by the end of 2009 there's a fair chance that Burley and he won't have their Scotland jobs.

With Butcher having set out his stall in public, and also needing to assert his authority on the team, I would guess that he won't play PCA players unless there's no real alternative.

Nah, its Caldwell. But there's also a hint of Venegoor in there.

Are you Watford fans aware that Cowie won't be the first former ICT player to play for you? Clue - scored a winner against Chelsea for you.

Has it crossed anyone's mind that Cowie held Brewster in such high regard that he is only leaving ICT because Brew has gone? Didn't think so!

It's assumed by the OF that whatever is good for them is automatically good for Scottish football.

Was it 11-10 in the end? I seem to recall a Caley v Clach cup tie in the early 80s that went further than that.

Thread closed, gone way off track. No moaning about it please!

What, does he not visit your site?

Good advice there. Which got me thinking - at some point in the future after a few bad results, it's inevitable that a shout containing the phrase "English b*****d" will be directed towards the dugout. Can someone more PC than I am clarify the likely response from the PCs on duty at the time?

Great thinking, but only Raith Rovers have any chance of getting that kind of support (again).

From an article on BBC: "Every man has breast tissue, but some have excessive breasts. This ranges from classical cases of gynaecomastia, prompted by a range of causes, to breasts enlarged entirely by deposits of fat over the pectoral muscles. But whatever the cause British men seem to be increasingly concerned over the state of their chests. The latest figures from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (Baaps) seem to bear out this obsession. " You couldn't make it up.

I don't recall a poll where so many people sat on the fence. Normally we're a very opinionated bunch! It goes without saying that only time will tell. But the Board didn't having the luxury of waiting to see if he turns out to be a good manager for us, they had to make a decision and I was just interested to see what the "approval rating" is before a ball has been kicked.

It'll be interesting to see how willing their fans are to shop each other. And was the very low crowd at Hampden last night because most of them were lying low?

Lanark utd --> Clyde (Div 1) --> ICT

Many fans have been critical of the Board recently. Have they got this one right? Time to nail your colours to the mast.

Not sure if Butch is into Cohen - but I do know that he was stood behind me at a Motley Crue gig in 1989!

This is the first ICT manager to have had prior experience managing above Highland League level. Progress!

The fact that a doner contains 1,000 calories is irrelevant when half of it ends up down your shirt. Anyway, the best named establishment I've heard of: Abrakebabra!

The point is that no other club holds him in as high regard as we do. Not least because he got us promoted, still lives in Inverness, and generally endears himself to our fans. And yet we still don't offer him the job. Most of us believe he has the ability to manage well at this level, but SPL clubs might just see another out of work manager, one who left 5 clubs in quick succession, in acrimonious circumstances. Barge pole stuff. Edit - maybe Johnboy's right, this summer could be his best chance.

You are kidding. One of the most cultured defenders I have seen in the SPL, and even in his late 30's he was a stand-out for Utd.

By all accounts, Robbo was runner-up this time. He must be gutted. His passion and commitment were apparent, and it was clear how much he wanted this. On the other hand, if he hadn't walked out on us years ago he might still be with us as an SPL manager, who knows, so maybe he doesn't deserve too much sympathy. Was this Robbo's last chance of becoming an SPL manager?