Alex MacLeod

Who says, other that some on this site, that Richie has signed a pre-contract? There is no mention in the Courier archives. Indeed the last story they featured was about him being part of Brew's future plans. READ HERE I believe Richie was given the opportunity to prove he deserves to stay and he has done that, first in the reserves and is showing it in the first team. I also believe he will start in games before the end on this season. I cant say what Blackie would like, cos I dont know, but he still has a year of his contract to run. Barry would like to stay. He wants to continue living in this area and he wants to go into coaching and management. This club would be an ideal training ground for his future development.

According to soccerbase Dougie McDonald issued 9 yellow and 1 red on saturday.

Second point first.........Personally I believe that what is said behind the doors of the changing room is for those concerned and none of us have any right to be a party to the goings on. Now the first point..........good run of form before Christmas. Could that be because we were in the run up to the transfer window and a number of players were puting themselves about more for recognition?

Yes I did........I was ready to catch it but it went over my head. I watched after that for a reaction from the ref but there wasn't one and Russell walked into the tunnel.

If all goalscorers were arrested for gesturing to opposition fans then Ronaldho would be jailed every week. He can often be seen cupping his lug at the opposition.

He could have had a far better sesh if he'd been at Drumossie drinking with the greats.......Mann, Ritchie, Brown, Wilson, Park to name but a few :003:

Troubled club Livingston face court over unpaid rent Mar 30 2008 By Raymond Hainey Exclusive Troubled Club Face Court TROUBLED Livingston FC face court over almost ?300,000 in unpaid rent. Almondvale stadium owners West Lothian Council are considering legal action to recover ?150,000 arrears plus ?150,000 due at the end of April. The club - battling relegation in the First Division - emerged from administration in 2005 after being more than ?10million in debt. Administrators appointed Irish tycoon Pearse Flynn's Lionheart Management to run the club before entering a creditors' agreement which wiped out much of the debt. Flynn, 44, then took full ownership of the club for ?150,000. After it hit the financial rocks, the previous Labour administration in West Lothian struck a deal to pay annual rent one year in arrears. Details of the debt emerged after Flynn's failed bid to offload the club to businessman Eddie Ramsay. Council leader Peter Johnston said: "We have procedures to recover money. Nobody is exempt." Firms can be told to pay up or face court. They could then be evicted and have any assets seized. The council evicted more than 60 domestic tenants in 2007 for nonpayment of rent. But a Livi insider said: "We're not about to go bust like Gretna." Club chief executive Vivien Kyles said: "We have no external debt to banks and no overdraft." There are procedures to recover debts..no one is exempt' COUNCILLOR JOHNSTON SUNDAY EMAIL [email protected]

Last I saw of him he was heading towards the Innes after the game

Get someone to take it to Livi to hide some of they horrible yellow and black seats

Hasn't he already signed with County for next season, or was that just a rumour? Not absolutely sure but I think if a player signs a pre-contract he can pull out of it provided he stays with existing club.

I thought Imrie done ok in the first half. He harried and won a fair few tackles, had a couple of half chances at goal but froze though. Second half he was gash. Dont think he was able to fit into the ten man situation at all.

Got some photo's around the two tables Laura but back offshore today so no time to download till next week. Bl**dy Johndo owes me a tenner. Thought sure he'd make an appearance so put a tenner in quizz envelope on his behalf :008: Stories, comments heard, home truths etc. discussed whilst under the influence of loose tongue juice stay in the deep dark recesses of my fuddled brain.

Dons support was well down on normal. I work with a fair few of them and they are p'd off at Tangoman and refuse to travel anymore.

What a pity the club cant find it in themselves to provide some space to add some colour to the stands instead of filling every inch with advertising.

That could be close to the thinking Laura

Dont know that story CCATWEAZEL. Laura, brains still not quite in sync with the rest of me yet. Drinking with footballers till the early hours can be quite taxing on mind and body.

I'm sure Richie could be persuaded to change his mind if given the chance

Ian has been punished, has taken it like a man, and will likely feature against Gretna. Richie hart will start and Barry on the bench.

In defence of Russell. The whistle blows Russell finds the ball at his feet so decides to pass if to the ref but in the true tradition of winning the ball the pass goes slightly astray.

As far as I am aware the ICaT has not been made redundant. Nessie was there on saturday to publicise the lasets kids initiative 'the ICT Nessie Kids Club' which is being sponsored by the Loch Ness Exibition Centre. Details can be found here

Robbo with Baz as No2??

I just listen to what I'm looking at................the rest only matters when the game stops playing

Dont listen then

I apologise for the banter in the first place. Maybe I'm just having a go cos Strathclyde Police didn't want me. I have friends who are policemen and I take the pee out of them as well

Light hearted banter Ross at a time when all else seems to be tears and frustration