Alex MacLeod

I think you'll find that Brew wouldn't put up with this any longer and I also think that Barrowman could be shooting himself in the foot here. He doesn't know how successful he's going to be in the top league but we were prepared to give him a chance. Who's to say he wont fail elsewhere.

ICT cant do that.............This is Barry's testimonial being organized by Barry's committee with some assistance from ICT. Its not ICT's match so it wouldn't be proper for them to capitalize on it.

So, after all the hooha about the club keeping Richie Hart we should go for Bosnich should we. Besides, the guy is 38, totally unfit and has played only 1 behind closed doors game since Chelsea ditched him in 02.

SAYS MR BREWSTER

All I know is that when I enquired about him at the sponsors night I was told he had left.

Very very well. Part of the south stand is to be used for home fans so the rest of the ground must be pretty much sold out.

Dont think so. He was away before season ended.

No, Billy left Well cos he was on a six month loan and returned to Hearts in January 07 where he stayed for 18 months. he cant be all bad, he put two passed Ike in March this year.

2877 Eur Havin' A Laugh 68 11539 Drakies FC 50 19367 Strong Like Ox 42 28201 Mighty Magic Men 37 28355 MacDonalds Men 37 32470 CaleyDestroyers 35 32705 Hubba Hubba Yum Yums 35 42630 Culloden Crew 31 48134 Nessiteras 29 51077 Legs 11 28 60667 G Whizz 25 65586 ICT Reserves 23 65924 Super Caley Go Balistic 23 75899 FC Brasov 19 79928 Real Mundial 17 82182 foyers flyers 16

Romania 01 Lobont 02 Contra 04 Tamas 15 Goian 03 Rat 11 Cocis 06 Radoi 05 Chivu 16 Nicolita 21 D. Niculae 10 Mutu France 23 Coupet 19 Sagnol 15 Thuram 05 Gallas 03 Abidal 22 Ribery 20 Toulalan 06 Makelele 07 Malouda 08 Anelka 09 Benzema

Thought about going over on friday but at ?470 each for return flights I think not

The standings so far 2790 Eur Havin' A Laugh 60 10426 Strong Like Ox 44 11863 Drakies FC 43 17723 MacDonalds Men 37 31588 Hubba Hubba Yum Yums 30 35991 Culloden Crew 28 38763 ICT Reserves 27 47531 CaleyDestroyers 24 50374 Legs 11 23 57123 Mighty Magic Men 21 60580 Super Caley Go Balistic 20 65664 Real Mundial 18 72875 foyers flyers 16 81470 G Whizz 12 86350 Nessiteras 9 90913 FC Brasov 4

Cant get into the Metro site just now James but when I do I'll post the table.

Marius Niculae who plays for Inverness in the north of england maybe

Careful kiddo........you'll no get out the door with the rate your heads growing`

Dougies older and bigger. Suppose Zander could be the new Jimmy Johnstone and run through defenders legs.

Well I seen bits of both games yesterday and listened to the commentators and pundits and to be honest I think England's going to win it.

Ross I'm quite sure CaleyD would be quite happy with that. I'd update the table but the system wont let me so will need to wait on Don doing it. Think he could be busy or rockin on the ness just now though.

Maybe but there's a big jump up from third to first for someone so young and slight of stature so dont expect too much next season. Build the lad into the role.

..............................and one that Zander should be proud of. Heed the advice young man and you'll go far. STOLEN FROM THE COURIER Sutherland tipped to be an ICT star Published: 06 June, 2008 Zander Sutherland PATIENCE will determine if Zander Sutherland can make a name for himself with Caley Thistle in the SPL. That is the view of Elgin City manager Robbie Williamson, who is adamant the 20-year-old is more than capable of coping with life in the top tier of Scottish football. Sutherland spent eight months on loan at Borough Briggs and the former Clach boss Williamson feels he is now ready to establish himself as a regular in Caley Thistle's first-team having graduated from the school of hard knocks that is Division Three with flying colours. Displaying all the traits of an archetypal old-fashioned winger, Sutherland was often the main focus of the opposition's attentions in their attempts to stop him from influencing a game. This led to him having to adapt his own game to cope, but under the tutelage of Williamson he thrived and was even listed as one of the four nominees for Division Three PFA Player of the Year awards at the end of last season after making 32 appearances for Elgin and scoring three goals. Having agreed a new one-year deal on his return to Inverness in April, Sutherland is clearly part of manager Craig Brewster's plans for next season and Williamson is backing him to make the breakthrough, so long as he remains patient. "I think he knows now that he has a great chance to make it at Caley Thistle," said former Ross County player Williamson. "The fact that Craig Brewster offered him a new contract should be just the confidence boost he needs, but the most important thing is that Zander has to be patient. "He has to accept that it will be a little bit different for him next season in that he might not be playing every week like he did with us at Elgin. "If he can accept that and get on with it then he'll do fine because I have no doubt that he possesses most of the attributes required to make it in the SPL. "I think he's toughened up a lot and his overall game had certainly changed by the time he left us. He does have to work a little bit on his final ball, but I'm sure Craig will help him improve on that in pre-season." Confidence and ability has never been in doubt for anyone who knows, or who has watched, Sutherland in his brief cameo roles for Caley Thistle, but it is whether or not he possess the physical attributes to cope with life in the SPL. Williamson, however, is in no doubt that having seen some of the treatment dished out to Sutherland last season, he is now full prepared to become a regular fixture in the Caley Thistle line-up. "When Zander first came to us I simply told him to go out on a Saturday and enjoy himself," he said. "However, once the word got out on the type of player Zander was then we had to change his game a bit. "He had to realise that he couldn't get the ball all the time because teams were just doubling up on him, so this meant he had to work hard on other parts of his game like chasing back and making runs to allow his team-mates more space. "The experience of playing for us has certainly made him a better all-round player and I think Craig Brewster could see that when he came to watch a few of our games." Williamson was sorry to see Sutherland go, but he will be keeping a close eye on the winger's progress upon his return to Caley Thistle. "Zander is a marvellous player to work with and I know that our supporters really appreciated what he brought to the team last season," he added. "Any time he got the ball there would be an instant buzz about the stands simply because you never quite knew what he was going to do. "He really is a typical old fashioned winger, but the most pleasing aspect is that any time he was tackled, or he was fouled, he would get up and just get on with it. There's no doubt everyone at Elgin will miss Zander next season, especially the fans, because he did a great job for us."

Suppose thats why he earns a wage as a footballer and you dont. Think I'll just mosey on down to McDairmid next season to watch ICT

Its also great to hear of a player who would do anything, even coming to Sneck, to regain his international position.. Marius wears his country on his sleeve. Unlike a fair few Scots. The ones who want to pick and choose which games they should play in. I think Stevico should be the clubs PR guru

France 1 v Italy 1 Netherlands 1 v Romania 2 Greece 1 v Spain 2 Russia 1 v Sweden 0 ONE

Switzerland 0 v Portugal 1 Turkey 1 v Czech Republic 2 Austria 0 v Germany 0 Poland 1 v Croatia 2 THREE

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