Alex MacLeod

pastor

before settling

He only stopped for a couple of pies enroute to Elgin :001:

P&J CHRISTIE IS READY TO RECALL WYNESS 08:50 - 18 May 2007 Charlie Christie says Dennis Wyness's impressive training ground form could convince him into giving the forward a first-team place against St Mirren. Caley Thistle will end the season with a match at Paisley tomorrow and Christie is set to shuffle his playing pack for the game at Love Street. Wyness injured his shoulder in the 2-1 home defeat by Celtic on January 28 and has been making a gradual recovery. He resumed training at the start of the month and the Caley Jags manager is considering giving him a recall to the first team. The 30-year-old has been sorely missed, yet Christie's enthusiasm to bring the forward back is tempered by the fear he might suffer another injury. "It's a difficult one - he's certainly in my plans," said Christie. "He was absolutely fabulous in training yesterday and everyone was talking about him. I don't know if he was trying to make a point but he hasn't been pestering me to play at all. He's a pleasure to work with and gets on with his job. "He's probably between 80 and 90% fit and there's a slight risk he might get hurt if we play him. I'll have to give it some thought but he'll definitely be back in the first-team squad." Christie will be without Roy McBain, who has a groin injury, and may decide to hand starting berths to youngsters Zander Sutherland and Rory McAllister.

hope your no puting the holes in the do'nuts.

If he was fit he would maybe be good for a season. He is still only 32. My preference though would be to go all out for Jackie Macnamara at any cost just to p!ss off the Dons.

Gough.......not one win, except against Morton in a cup game, when he was at Livi. Hanson.....Didn't coach. Though one of the best tacticians in the game he freely admits himself he could never be a coach. My qualifications........a **** of a lot more years than I care to admit to in the university of life and a few friends who have been or still are involved in the game.......Oh! and as much right as anyone on this site to form an opinion without being abused for it.

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Richard Gough was a great player in his time......sh!te coach now though. Alan Hansen...another great player...never made it in the coaching game though. Being a great player does not always mean your coaching skills are good.

After driving taxi's till 3am then surfing the site for a couple of hours would you want to try and get to Paisley by 12 :003:

The club shop gives a 10% discount to Shareholders, Supporters Club and Trust members, Centenary Club members and of course Season Ticket holders. All this is only on merchandise, not tickets.

That is the case, hence the reason we would have to pay out something if we took Buchanan.

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Didn't know Danny MacDonald and Scott Kerracher were leaving!

Your all wrong HERE HE IS HERE....or is he?

Not quite true. Ike Fraser has also made the grade. Others have regular spots, just not with us. I also expect Zander to be more prominent next season. And Vigurs and MacDonald could also be in there. How many actually come through the OF systems and get regular slots in their first team?

At Boro probably more than twice what we pay. As for Buchanan, as has been said in the report, at the time of his trial we didn't have a vacancy. Dargo may go. McSwegan is not in the future plans. We have signed Vigurs though. I'm well sure that if the lad is considered it would be more than his D2 ability that will be looked at. His attitude and committment, his ability as a team player, his ambition. All these will be looked at and acted upon accordingly.

Hot of the official site news desk...... Zander has signed a new 1 yr deal and Vigurs, Wood and MacDonald have all signed professional contracts from the youths.

Ross Tokely------11 years at ICT------Played 400 games---------29 career goals-------------won every award going 04/05 season----------got us out of the mire on a fair few occassions--------------heart and sole in ICT-----------and you have the audacity to say he's lucky to have a job--------get real man. CC believes Granty will make a good captain and so do I but not sure if he's quite ready yet. I'd go for Baz for one year with Grant as deputy then he can step in the following year.

Not doubting the accuracy of your info LG - but how is this possible if, as you said in an earlier post "it is clearly stated in the SPL Ground Rules that standing in an all seated stadium is forbidden" ? Either it is allowed and anyone can establish a section like this or it is not allowed and Rangers are not only breaking but also flouting the rules. If they do allow a sizeable proportion of their fans to stand I would think they might be the first club to support the notion of adjusting this rule ... anything else would be hypocritical in the extreme. Scotty what Ibrox actually have is a small corner between two stands that is designated for supporters brass band. Haven't actually heard them for a while but they used to play during matches to get the crowds going. Because they were classed as a band they were allowed standing room.

I've reason to believe his UK work permit expires soon so unless he gets another job quick, in this country, he will be going back to Trinidad anyway.

We've got super Ally now so no need for Bullock