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Come on IHE, lets be friendly here and show some of that Highland 'hospitality'. After all I'm an ex Brum fan who went 'glory hunting' :004: to Airdrie when Caledonian played there in the cup and I've never looked back. Maybe this guy is seeking far more entertainment than can be found at Wolves (he may also be a Baggies or Walsall fan by the way). No harm in telling him how to get to the promised land......is there :symbol_question: :001:

Always good to hear the opposition manager gobbing off about how good his side is....that'll have the effect of building up our guys even more so they'll go out on Sunday and smear on his rose tinted glasses. (I hope!)

Loads of options for travelling north but it all depends on your budget. Train: From Wolves (I assume Wolves as your name suggests that area) you?ll need to head for Glasgow or Edinburgh and thence from there to Inverness. Through trains are available from Wolves to Glasgow / Edinburgh. There is nothing direct to Inverness. The train option is not always the cheapest but, generally speaking, the earlier you book the cheaper it is. Air: The only direct flight from Birmingham is operated by Eastern Airways but you?ll need a mortgage to use it, typical return fare is ?400 (ish). Other Airlines from Brum include Flybe and BMIBaby who will get you as far as Glasgow/Edinburgh or Aberdeen. Ryanair fly direct from East Midlands to Inverness on Mon, Tue and Fri only. Easy Jet fly direct to Inverness from Luton, Bristol and Liverpool. Road: M6; M74; A80; M80; M9; A9. Walk: Staffs & Worces canal; Trent & Mersey Canal; Macclesfield canal; Pennine Way to Kirk Yetholm; then head for Dunfermline and pick a Highland March route!!! Drop me a PM if you need assistance. National Rail Eastern Airways BMIbaby Flybe Easy Jet Ryan Air

I take it the guy who wrote the Tims 'Hibees' banter slogan also wrote the T-Shirt.... :024: :blah01:

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It'd probably loose its effect due to the lack of a west stand. I recall once some ICT fans tried to start a mexican wave at Ayr but there was only 65 of them. Maybe Mantis could elaborate on that :symbol_question: Personally I'm not a fan of the 'wave.

Aye, it's been on for a day or two....can't see him winning this one though and he may have to continue his career elsewhere.

Don't worry Tug....SPL wages v 3rd Div pocket money, no contest!! He'll be back and be a lot better for it. Keep the faith. :004:

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Not even the most passionate of Scotland supporters would have belived they'd be in this position right now. I think they will qualify as they have the belief and confidence now to finish the job off - I hope so anyway.

Well done Scotland. :021: The French 'proper' football team didn't do you many favours either by hitting six and improving their goal differance. I hope you get your four points from the last two games as I can't see either France or Italy dropping any in their ties.

Indeed it is but that choice can (and probably will) have an affect on his career. Even outside of football some employers would expect a high degree of discipline from their employees whether they are at work or not, its a fact of life I'm affraid, and if you want to keep your job you stay within those rules of your employment contract. Should you choose to cross the line then you choose to face the sack or whatever.

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I don't eat the green one's - I give them to a mate of mine who is a Gers fan, I can't tell you what he does with them... :015:

I'll reserve judgement until I've had a drink... :004:

O H M Y G O D! Won't be worth us getting relagated now for a proper fixture list :023: Here's an anagram: facete kants :001:

I like Jelly Babies and they've never had that effect on me....maybe I should eat them feet first instead of head first. :024:

Good news indeed. :021: I know he thought long and hard before leaving his commercial post and I often wondered if a clause was built into his contract for him to return to it should the management post proove too much.

There used to be a joke about that, involving the words 'Ludo' and 'Llandudno" ...... Are you sure it wasn't 'York' and 'ok' ? :001:

?21 :symbol_exclaim01: :008: All the more reason to give them a right ol' stuffing on the night.

Sorry, I don't buy this 'Private Life / Working Life' argument. In my job I can't even have a drink in as much as I have to allow at least eight hours between my last pint and going on duty. I am subject to random drink and drugs tests (the drink limit is more severe than that for drink driving) and if I fail them I get the sack, no arguments, no excuses. I dare say its like that in many jobs out there and will be clearly shown somewhere within the contract of employment.

That sums it up completely. Unfortunately the slagging off of icons and digging up the dirt sells newspapers / magazines.

Richie Hart is no teenager who can be easily led, he is a 'responsible' adult and must have known full well what the consequences would be regarding the possession of this substance. I dare say that within his contract of employment there would be a statement within it regarding this type of thing and what the consequences of such possession/use will be. Fact remains he has done wrong knowing full well what the possible outcome will be. Sorry, RH, I have no sympathy.