Yngwie

Duncan actually came on for Tokely at Tynecastle a few weeks ago and played at right back. He was awful.

From BBC : Vladimir Romanov says he will move the players on to "Kilmarnock or whatever club will take them" unless they defeat Dunfermline Athletic on Saturday. :015: Right then, who would we take?

If Leicester had sacked Levein a couple of days before they actually did, I wonder if he would be ICT manager instead of Charlie?

It looks a non-story. What Charlie actually says is very different to the angle the journalist is taking.

Excellent stuff! :003:

Don't know anything about this rumour, but his post match interviews and the quotes on the BBC website are those of a broken man.............. :015:

Am i dreaming this??? Long time since we did a comeback like this.

Rankin :003: His first goal since January i think.

Dargo :003:

FFS, Falkirk must love coming up to Inverness, guaranteed an easy win it seems. :007:

I'm thinking of replacing my clubs while there are some end of season sales on. Since I got my current set 17 years ago, club technology has developed quite a bit and the choice is now baffling. What kind of thing should I be looking for, what should I take into account? I'm a very high handicapper who only plays a few times a year, so there's no point going top of the range. And I know to get right handed clubs, but that's about it!

For anyone who has Setanta, Rangers TV are showing a full rerun of the game at 5.30pm, and again at 8pm :003: :003: :003:

After Saturday's thrashing Brewster said that Utd's problems were caused by poor defending, lack of communication and lack of leadership on the park. Dods can solve all those things for him, so you can be sure Brewster will be in touch soon.

A great Scotland result just lifts the whole country, there's nothing like it. I love the buzz of anticipation when we are qualifying for a tournament, something to look forward to long in advance. The trouble is, you and many others are too young to know what it's like! A great ICT result is tremendous, but the feeling dies down in a few days and then it's back to the routine league business like struggling against Falkirk. So it's Scotland for me. The only exception to this is Feb 8th 2000, which was better than anything.

The goal deflected off the keeper, you see by the way the ball spins, as well as the height it got.

This was the biggest crowd ever to see an ICT win. Although not many seemed to be left at the final whistle :015:

Having just seen the highlights, I'm wondering if Bayne might have been a few inches offside when Dargo shot, but it's very tight and the camera angle is inconclusive. I'll say he was level. Well done to Bayne for his opportunism and quick reactions, you see that he runs in on goal as soon as Dargo starts to shoot, and bravely slides in to beat Letitin to the ball.

- Still unhappy about this approach, Bridge Ender?! :003: :003: :003:

No mention of Brewster? :015:

You reckon? My interpretation is the opposite!

Zander looked impressive. And for once, Rory wasn't rubbish. Both deserve more time on the pitch, and the fact that they play in positions where we aren't looking great means they will probably get their chance.

The distribution from our defenders was AWFUL.

My hope is that Dennis comes back a wee bit hungrier than before his injury.

Nothing to worry about, half of them have got girls names.

The good news is that Tulloch has not been taken over, they have just sold off the Construction division. Tulloch still exist as an independent company and still have the housebuilding division. And an extra £31m in the bank! I say this is good news, because if they had been taken over, any new owners would quickly be asking why Tulloch have been "wasting" money and management time on a football club, and would soon put a stop to it.