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I'm way behind with these. Not heard 10CC one yet. I'd try and speed it up but you'd sound like Pinky and Perky [blimey..I am old remembering them]

Well before my time in so far as following Inverness football is concerned, however, my sincere condolences to all his family, friends and the Inverness football community.

As will all media these days I've become very sceptical about what bile they produce. He's been found guilty by a Greek court and we all know what these overseas courts can be like in giving fair trials. If he did do what they say he did then he shouldn't be in the England team and his club should step in with a meaningful fine and suspension. Possibly another young man where money seems to have affected their brains and good behaviour has gone out the window. Never liked him anyway.

...and a video camera

Agreed. It's become a very stagnant contest especially when it involves teams we play in the league. If fans aren't allowed in it will be worse still.

When all this' taking the knee' kicked off in the EPL and EFL I did consider posting my thoughts on the subject in this forum. I decided that the subject was too volatile and I backed out from doing so.

Changes a few years ago to the system in English football has certainly opened the doors for more clubs to join the limelight/big time. Unfortunately the doors in Scotland remain closed.

Fair point that.

I'd also add computer games to that list. There always seems to be money in any household for that brain numbing nonsense. As for raising funds, doesn't the Centenary Club support youth football?

Not anti pink here, I just don't think it looks right on a (male) football shirt. The colour has always be associated with the feminine side of life - no idea why but it always has. Seeing this in a male sporting environment just doesn't sit 'right'. However, full credit for the charity deal, goodness knows they need it right now. Many will like it and many won't, you can't please everyone. But.....it's a no from me.

You called? 😁

Brilliant Steve. Not a bad team he's picked there.

That would explain it then 😂👍

I can't find it. Not on the Wyness Shuffle list. Is there a linky thingy?

Plenty of old style grounds still in Scotland. I like Ayr too, lots of good times there. Arbroath is also a favourite of mine.

My thoughts on the stadium and crowd have been vented before but it is outwith the clubs remit...kind of. A lot of grounds, including the big one's, lost a lot of atmosphere when all seater stadia was made law. Bring back the terraces so we can all mix together and jump up and down and sing thus creating an atmosphere

Nice one Steve. Great little pod cast that. Interesting subject too and some team he's picked there. I look forward to the others. 👍👍

Brilliant again guys. All sounds very promising for the future of our club. Lots of seeds being sewn by the sounds of it so lets hope they can grow and not be poisoned by Covid19. Well done.

My vote has been cast. Went for Charlie ahead of Ryan 😂👌

Would it be worth running through Kingsmills initial post re Starting Again with the CEO or wouldn't that be in his remit?

If you're all at a loose end later on today - Sunday 7th June - tune in to Channel 4 at 1330 (1.30 pm in old money) for some classic football from back in the day. Excitement, goals and controversy. Not ruined by VAR either. Go on, you know you want to.

Not too sure about the hexagons (-) and the sponsors name is not so much ' in your face' so to speak (+) but, yes, I quite like it if I'm honest.

I think it's a sound idea and a lot better than fully part time football. It won't be easy though in securing job transfers etc if we got lads from the central belt.

Just finished this epic and must say it's the best one yet despite the length - well, what else have we got to do anyway. Full credit to Charlie and Ryan for being open and honest. A great insight. You can really feel the passion they both have for ICT. Well done everyone.

Seconded. My choice - Rossco and Bobby Mann. Brewster and Butcher...