Alex MacLeod

The reason we coudn't get quaity opposition last year was because the leagues around the word had finished early to allow for World Cup prep.

A couple of points. 1. The rules of the SPL were drawn up, and agreed, by the member clubs at its formation. Changes in the rules would need to be agreed by the member clubs. Those rules were drawn up following changes in the law regarding sporting venues and the SPL believe they have gone over and above the guidlines and, as such, I cannot see any court in the land being interested. 2. ICT is a member of the SPL and, provided we could nurture support from other members, can put forward a motion to have changes made. Chances are that we could win over the required support from the SPL. 3. Local authorities and the police will need to be convinced that the safety issues have been addressed before they would allow the issue of public safety certificate. Those things can be achieved but it all takes time and its very unfair to chastise the board and CE of ICT for what is a national issue. Supporters organisations can network and lobby the governing bodies. Fans can lobby their club. The club can seek support from other clubs and lobby the governing body, the police and the local authorities and I believe that will happen but it will take more than a few weeks or months.

thought

alsation *****

There are no regulations on standing at football grounds in Scotland. The regs say all stadia with a capacity of over ten thousand must be all seated. The SPL twisted that to their own ends.

barked spit

nucleus

£40,000 = less than £800 a week. Bet he's on a deal more than that.

CD, Payment winging its way via paypal

miniscule

had haggis

Where the **** do you get the '6 or 7 goals a season'. He scored near 80 in the 3 seasons he was with us before. 11 last season. This season 3 but he was out for 6 months.

19th and over a thousand points for me............and I missed 19 games.

Decide from the link if Dennis is saying it like roscoe23 deciphers it THIS IS THE LINK

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wouldn't eat

Yeah but back then teams could only have 4 foriegn players, and that included English Welsh and Irish, so had no choice but to use local talent. Also bear in mind that, at that time, a 30 mile radius of Parkhead took in 3/4's of the population of Scotland.

Haven't seen the article so cant really comment but I doubt very much that that is the interpretation Dennis expects from his article.

Considering the average salary for chief exec of any company to be £150,000+ I would say yes.

There is absolutely nothing wrong, or embarrasing, about Highland Cathedral as a signature tune for the club. Even away fans like it. And to correct a point caley4life, it is not a teuchter song. It is a bagpipe tune that was produced, arranged and composed by Uli Roever and Michael Korb. The former a dutchman and the latter a german, and was written in commemeration of the scots battalion that marched into Berlin at the end of the last war. The tune has also been muted as a contender for Scottish anthem.

crane operations

Just cos you once seen ma knees no need to slag them Lumpy

Away v Gretna??

Does anyone know when this will be released. Surely, with no disputes next season, the list should be out by now.

I am reliably-informed thats old news though no public announcement just yet.