Alex MacLeod

I feel everyones had a chance to pay respects on this thread so have taken the liberty of releasing the sticky.

Its Orion who pay him not ICT

Think this deserves a sticky

I'd agree with TM4TJ. An average hoe crowd for lesser games is around 3200 diehards. Official gate 3919 so 5-600 more than the norm. Successful bit of business.

DU hired Brew to get shot of their high earners. Willie Millars pockets are even deeper than the grocers. Lithuanians and Romanians dont mix well

Celtic and Rangers dont need strikers at the minute. None of the other teams in SPL could pay the wages he'd command so any enquiries are likey from south of the border or overseas. What I wonder is where do those rumours stem from. Mentioned on Setanta that if Marius keeps imroving and scoring regular there coud be others showing interest. Has that remark been twisted to sound like the above.

Difference Chris is that we are the big team nowadays.

Was that not a certain journalist who's username escapes me but who's hobby involved gents toilets

Cant see it Johndo. Peterhead are not doing enough to maintain full time players. I agree with you on the Tokely / Dods analogy but would add to that Wilson. When Ross made his overlap runs Barry was always there to drop back. Cowie just doesn't do it.

Rangers on 20th

Fraser Tokely Proctor Munro Hastings Cowie Black Duncan Rankin Niculae Wyness Substitutes Malkowski, McBain, Bayne, Paatelainen, Vigurs, Gillespie, Duff

leather

about old

Two points Marty. 1. Rankin wants away 2. Hart is cover for right mid, Rankin fairs better on left. Hart is not being prefered over Rankin. Brew would like to keep them both but Rankin wants to move back to central belt and was told he could go if right offer came in. His reasons for wanting a move are, I believe, personal and not entirely football related

Dont you think those discussions might be about Watt

We've turned down St Mirrens bid for Rankin. Aso Brew wants Hart to stay.

After expenses...........yes

Ban blow as Phil comes in By Paul Chalk Published: 05 January, 2008 CALEY Thistle's expected "new signing", Phil McGuire, will miss his first three matches ? due to a shock SPL ban. The defender, who has spent recent months on loan at ICT, has exceeded the points tally and league beaks ruled him out of action ? starting from Saturday's SPL game against Gretna ? if the deal goes through. Director of football Graeme Bennett was speaking to McGuire's club, Dunfermline, as we went to press yesterday. Brewster said: "Phil has built up a great relationship with Grant Munro and he's been solid. I can see that he's enjoyed his football at Inverness. With (housemate) David Proctor looking after him, he's doing alright!" With weeks of transfer activity already under way, Brewster has faith that he'll be backed by the club. He added: "The chairman and director of football will back me with whoever I look to bring in this month." Meanwhile, Scotland under-21 striker Rory McAllister is going on loan for a month to Peterhead, who are bossed by Steve Paterson. Goalkeeper Ally Ridgers is returning to Elgin City and Garry Wood will stay at Montrose until the end of the season. Attacker Zander Sutherland will remain at third division side, Elgin City, also until May. The 20-year-old has fared well at Borough Briggs and Brewster reckons he'll be a better player for the further chance of first-team action there. Brewster also ruled out the departure of Graham Bayne. Speculation linking him to Coca-Cola League One side Nottingham Forest, or anywhere, was dismissed by Brewster. The Caley Thistle manager also insists Finnish attacking midfielder, Markus Paatelainen, has a future at Inverness after not long returning from injury. [email protected]

Along with representatives from every other club in the country. As for the clapping v silence....I believe that was a family request and its happening again tomorrow to allow the six teams who didn't play on wed to express their respects.

Thats my plan :003:

Always amazes me how the rail line can be kept clear but the roads cant. A9 closed at Drumochter. A96 was also closed at Glens of Foudland but rail line was open.

Once the marina and associated hotel and bar, cafe's etc are built we'll all be glad to have the stadium where it is.

I have it on very reliable authority that Dean has decided to return to ICT following his trial at Gill's

Maybe the guarantee of first team football swung it. Or perhaps he just dont like London

ceilidh