Joonya

Queen of the South Draw @3.50

100% agree.... Wouldn't it ve even better though to go up on goal difference! That'd really make Dundee sick and truely avenge our relegation last term (especially if falkirk pass on the way down :P )

Nope....... i think tw@'s as described in the original post pose more of an annoyance to me than women - despite their inablity to reach the speed limit, drive straight or even park properly :P I'm heading south for a weekend at Gringo Towers, and specifically drive at night not only to avoid conjestion, but to avoid these pillocks. lets face it, most of them will either be at the local car park doing doughnuts and drinking diamond white, whilst the other lot will be in their beds sleeping easy :P

I hope you never use it on your own as it is an offence to drive/park with a blue badge displayed unless the badge holder is in the car, unless as you stated you are dropping off/collecting the badge holder. I'm sure that's what you meant. Indeed it is what I meant.

Another bad area is as you come off the A9 southbound at Millburn. The left hand lane merges into two with the right hand lane directing people right. SOOOOO many times I've been cut up there because people using the right hand slip lane think they can still head left to Tesco... The road markings do in a way make some aspects of driving confusing or even difficult - take inches roundabout as another example - but to drive like a prat deliberately (like a certain person whose name has been removed from the title) and be as arrogant and selfish as he.... well, lets just say words to describe should not be viewed in public forum!!! On a brighter note, I managed to change my headlight today (do you see what I did there) without cutting my hand to shreads....

:lol: :lol: They cant even spell it properly. lol

I too have a blue badge as my step-son is registered disabled and his balance is sometime off, but I rarely use it when I'm on my own - the cases that I do, I am either dropping off or picking up my step-son from his respite carer. I too have spoken to people using bays when without a blue badge, but usually it ends in myself being in the wrong - how that happens i dont know... You'll note from my original post that I did say the LRRR in front followed all the rules of the road; although i didnt notice if he/she had his/her seatbelt on. There's a guy i've come accross on a few occasions that seems to think he owns the A96 between Narin and Inverness. Three or four times I've had this bloke right on my tail - he drives a silver 4x4 type vehicle (think it's a mitsubishi) and always has an old lady in the passenger seat. You'll soon notice him when he signals hand gestures because you're not quite over the needle!!! Tosher

Now, i dont know about anyone else, but people using thie mobile phones whilst driving really does annoy me. What also annoys me when out in my car, or indeed out walking, is people not using their indicators properly/at all and just cutting people up. Furthermore, there's also those (especially that drive large/powerful cars and the obvious boy racers) who think they own the road and can do as they please because the think they are untouchable. I then find it hilarious that when these fools do such things, they only gain themselves a measly few yards on the people they've just overtaken and p!55ed off! An example of all the above occured just today on my way into town... In front of me was a Land Rover Range Rover, and behind me was a Land Rover Range Rover. Both in black and both with what appeared to be personalised number plates. The LRRR in front followed all the rules, kept to the limit, followed the lanes appropriately around Smithton roundabout and kept a safe distance from the car in front. "only a fool breaks the 2 second rule" after all... The LRRR behind, however, was a totally different story. Right up my r's, on his mobile phone and drifting over the white lines constantly. Only when hanging up his phone did i notice he WASNT EVEN WEARING HIS SEABELT!!! To continue the wee scenario, the LRRR then 'UNDER'TOOK me at the Tesco round about, weaved back in front of me leading up to the A9 and then cut infront of someone else, only to follow the outside lane all the way around the roundabout and onto the A9 Northbound... By the time I got to Halfords, the LRRR was ONLY 2 CARS AHEAD of me!!! All that palava, all that arrogance, all that stupidity just to get an extra 20 yards and pi55 others off... Whats the F***in point hey? Chances are, had this pillock caused an accident, he'd have driven off or blamed someone else if caught. Bit of advice - GET SOME MORE LESSONS, STOP BEING AN Rs AND HAVE SOME F***IN RESPECT :004:

Hart's piled on the beef a fair bit hey? he's sweatin buckets!!! ;)

is the ref not tumilty? he was our derby day ref on saturday and thought he was poor then too...

tempting fate me thinks??? i do hope not though

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I make no secret that i have never been a fan of russel duncan since he signed for us, and it was even suggested to me before that perhaps i look too closely at his flaws rather than his all-round peformances But I wll admit I have been pretty impressed with him this season. He was excellent yesterday and has improved the more he has played this season. I don't though think he is captain material. As has been said before, he can be too hot-headed and his performances can be indifferent. If russel was to become club captain, then I think this may be detremental to his performances. He's definately worthy of his place currently, but captain??? What about Golabek? He too has been fantastic this season, and was fantastic when he was captain before his move over the bridge. No disrespect to granty intended, I just think it's maybe time for a change and allow him to concentrate on his defencive duties.

If i remember right rig - they were... or at least, thay all followed the lad that was ejected.

In terms of Scottish football i cant think of too many, but i definately remember Newcastle Utd squandering a 15 point lead to Man U...

...and 3 of us made it back too.... I'd mentioned to the guys to expect a 10-1030pm arrival at TCS, and with a steady pace and a 20 minutes stopp off at Redcastle for some Tea, we got to the stadium at 2230 exactly!!! Slater decided he should spend the night with his parents, leaving Dunco, Gringo and myself to make our way South... MILES TO DINGWALL.... 15.6 MILES BACK................ 15.6 TOTAL MILES............... 31.2

Ayr draw @3.50 please

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Plan for the Jaunt... 0800-0830 Arrive at TCS 0830 - Set off 0900 - Meet TM4TJ foor bacon rolls and Highland Park....(I mean a cup of tea :P ) 1300ish - Arrive Mallard and sample a few beverages (fresh orange and lemonade you understand ) 1645 - see ICT score a last minute penalty in a 2-3 thriller, as Andy Barrowman/Iain Vigurs/Gary Wood (erase where appropriate) is sent to the stands when comitting the initial offence. 1700 - Set off back toward TCS on the back of a fantastic victory ???? - Arrive back at TCS There are 4 walkers for this - Gringo, Dunco, Slater and myself. We'll see you in the Mallard :D

I will echo the best wishes of the team, management and fans and wish you all the best should you feature this weekend. Get stuck in, take your chances if possible and dont be affraid to take one for the team! GOOD LUCK

As far as I'm aware there's 3 of us this time round (a 50% increase in participants compared to November :P ) Are them bacon butties good for take-away Manny :D (cheeky sod aint I!!!) I presume no-one else fancies the 15 mile strole then?

got my ticket +2 today. Some decent stuff left in their sale items. had i the money i'd have got the white training jacket. very nice. Only stand tickets left

Possibly MrsGringo, but i'll get 'Senior' to let you know via text or PM... 'Senior' and I are both walking it mind. :021:

I'm actually tempted to make an appearence for this one... I have never been to grant street park, or indeed seen clach, and as this may be my last chance it'll be worth the ?6...

...doing it again!... Thats right folks - Dingwall becons for yet more Highland March training, and this time round I will defnately have company :021: Gringo (Senior) makes the journey up from Coventry for the coming weekends outing accross the bridge, and I believe Dunco is also joining us for the walk once more... The route to the match will be the same as November - Over the bridge, alongside the beauly firth, up to Connan Bridge and eventually finish up at The Mallard (ETA 1300) As part of Highland March training, some of us will even walk the full distance BACK to Inverness AFTER the match too, giving us a total of 30-35 miles of walking, with a football match thrown in to break up the day! Hopefully we'll get a few more snap shots, and TM4TJ could finally get back his flask! :021: :D