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Other scorers today (22 April), besides Curtis Allen (reported above) Scot cup A Rooney, R.Chistie (Hibs 2 - Aberdeen 3) Ryman League I Sekajja (2) (Wingate/Finchley 0 - Dulwich Hamlet 3) N o S cup S Soane (Forres 2 - Clach 1)

Here is a summary of all the ex ICT goal scorers I have spotted during my 3 week absence (1st to 21st April) :- 4 goals Jason Oswell (Newtown AFC), Andrew Grieg (Brora R), Tobi Sho-Silva (Bromley) 3 goals Ibra Sekajja (Dulwich Hamlet) 2 goals Stuart Armstrong (Celtic), Marley Watkins (Barnsley), Lewis Mackinnon (Buckie), Ben Greenhalgh (Hemel H Town, on loan) 1 goal Sam Winnal (Sheffield Wed), Rory McAllister (Peterhead), Ryan Christie (Aberdeen), Zander Sutherland (Brora R) Gary Wood (Formantine), Michael Finnis (Clach), Dan Park (Cove R), Curtis Allen (Glentoran), Dani Lopez (Arenas de Getxo) Lonsano Doumbouya (RNK St Polten)

Adam Rooney scored tonight (31 Mar) in Aberdeen's 7-0 pumping of Dundee. btw I am going to be out of the country for the next couple of weeks with limited access to the Internet, so my updates on this thread may be patchy (or non existent). I'll do a 'catch up' when I get back.

No real surprise that he is going, finally. In hindsight, it might have been better to take the money for him in the January window 15 months ago, when his likely move to Aberdeen was first mooted. Personally, I have liked Tansey. Definitely one of our better signings. We'll miss his free kicks and especially, penalty kick taking. He has been a good servant and I wish him well, but probably best that we don't use him over these last few matches this season.

Ibra Sekajja scored another tonight (28 Mar) for Dulwich Hamlet in a 2-0 win at Billericay in the Ryman Isthmian league.

Jason Oswell scored another for AFC Newtown today (26 Mar), in their 2-0 win at Rhyl, in the Dafabet Welsh premier league.

I see man of many clubs, Phillip Roberts, has been with Chelmsford City in the National League South, for the past couple of months. That's his 5th club since leaving us! I wonder how long he'll last there.

And tonight (25 Mar), Adam Evans scored two for Shelbourne in a 4-1 win at Athlone in the Airtricity Irish League, Div 1.

Sat 25 Mar 2017 Scot Champ N Wedderburn (Morton 0 - Dunfermline 1) (His first since leaving ICT) SL1 R McAllister (Peterhead 2 - Stranraer 2) National League L Hughes (Solihul 2 - Barrow 4) Highland League Z Sutherland (Brora R 5 - Formantine 0) G Munro (2) (Fort William 3 - Rothes 5)

Stuart Soane scored another two tonight (22 Mar) , for Forres , in a 7-1 win over Nairn.

Felipe Morais scored again for Bolton tonight (21 Mar) in a 4-2 win at Oxford in EL 1.

Ibra Sekajja scored two goals tonight (20 Mar) for Dulwich Hamlet in a 4-2 win over Kingstonians.

Two scorers today (19 Mar) ;- Stuart Armstrong in a 2-1 win for Celtic at Dundee, and Jason Oswell for Newtown in a 2-2 draw with Llandudno.

And tonight (18 Mar), Dani Lopez scored another for Arenas Club de Getxo in a 1-1 draw with SS Reyes, in Spain

Other scorers this afternoon (18 Mar) in addition to C Allen (reported above) were :- Scot Premier J Hayes (Aberdeen 2 - Hearts 0) EL1 F Morais (Bolton 2 - Northampton 1) National League L Hughes (Barrow 2 - Dagenham 1) Highland League Z Sutherland (Clach 0 - Brora R 5) C Dingwall (Formantine 1 - Deveronvale 0) S Soane (Turriff 3 - Forres 4)

Stuart Soane scored two goals for Forres tonight (15 Mar), in a 4-3 defeat at Inverurie, in the Highland League.

Stuart Armstrong scored Celtic's goal today (12 Mar) in the ugly sisters clash.

Watched it all this morning on CaleyJags TV. What little football there was came mostly from PT. But all credit to the defence for holding out. Thought the offside for Billy for Anier's "goal" was a bit harsh. Nothing offside about Warren's equaliser though. Very pleased for him. He has taken quite a lot of stick on here this season. He has been, imo, ICT's best ever signing. I'd love him to have one more season, if his legs can carry him through it. I'm fairly optimistic that we will be stronger in the two upcoming crucial home games with Tremarco and Draper back, and I hope, Mulraney too. We need his pace down the wing to provide some much needed service for Billy. Also, Tansey seems to have got his mojo back. So, onwards and upwards, six points from next two games could make the bottom of the league look quite different.

I only spotted two scorers today (Sat 11 Mar). Marley Watkins scored Barnsley's goal in a 1-1 draw with Ipswich in the English Championship. And, Adam Evans got a last second equaliser for Shelbourne in a 1-1 draw at Cobh in the Airtricity Irish 1st division.

How important will that equaliser be at the end of the season? Well done lads. We're still alive....just!

Tonight (10 Mar), Jason Oswell scored a hat-trick for Newtown in a 4-0 win at Aberystwyth, in the Welsh Premier league.

Being at a loose end yesterday afternoon, I too watched this game. At least the TV was on, even if I didn't give it my full attention. I agree with DD's assessment of PT. In addition, they showed absolutely nothing going forwards, until the last seconds of the game. If we can't beat this lot on yesterday's showing, we probably don't deserve to be in the top division. Mind you, Aberdeen were not exactly great themselves, apart from a nice move for their goal, and a couple of good saves from the PT keeper. The thing which struck me yesterday about this game was how much the ball was in the air. It seemed to be nothing but headers back and fore the whole game. Dire to watch. Not exactly a great advertisement for Scottish football. Anyway, I honestly think we can beat them at Firhill, despite our poor record there over the years.

Graeme Shinnie scored the winner for Aberdeen this afternoon (5 Mar) in their 1-0 Scottish Cup Q/F win against Partick. Also, Danny Devine.

And, last night (4 Mar), Dani Lopez scored his first goal of 2017, for his club Arenas de Getxo, in a 3-1 win over Albaceti.

Not many goals around for our ex players this afternoon (4 March). Only one I spotted was from Jason Oswell in a 4-1 win for Newton FC against Airbus UK in Wales.