Alex MacLeod

Is it not the case that a fourth stand would only be built if it were possible to incorporate office space for rent, bar etc. I'm sure the last that was said was that they would more likely look at developing the corners between main stand and end stands.

shout

phone

mary's wishes

of paraphinalia

phsycology

Considering thats about the only players left available its no a bad call from the Chibber.

medication

alcohol and

Sadly this will be my final game this season :019:

craps

cars and

Cant really see them being able to afford Brew or Butcher. Second division with gates of 5 - 600

If thats the case then Smee it is very likely that half the population from Fort William, Newtonmore, Nairn, Ullapool, Dornoch and all towns and villages in between are Invernessians. We were all born in Raigmore.

Funny how, like the arab says, Scotland was refused by people with Hibs connections whereas Latapy has been here forever and a day with no problems.

Good question David. Do you know something we dont?

in~road movies

tumbling

productions limited.

Stones

Nothing to do with DP. More the sh!*e team and the sh!*te board.

Not quite true there ken. He was granted a permit when he was brought here in the first place, and wasn't in his national team then so what changed when he applied for an extension, and how come the extension was easily obtained when St Johnston took him? Oh! and I'm not a united fan.

Sophia, I think what Smee is saying is that the city of Inverness, and indeed the county of the same name, is populated by as many, if not more, people from further afield as those who have been born and brought up in the area. At no point did he say whether that was a good thing or bad. Personally I think its a great honour for the region that so many from outside want to settle here and if they wish to come and support the local team then even better. Unfortunately, in the society we live in, its white, english speaking do-gooders who are deciding what is or isn't racialism and not the people we expect should be offended. Indeed some of my ethnic friends and colleagues feel more offended by what we deem to be racialism than by any acts aimed at them. An example of that that I would give is: I can have a banter with a black friend about getting sun tanned on holiday and he replies with some other good natured retort about white people. Neither he nor I feel offended or harassed by this but some eavesdropping do-gooder would see the conversation as racialism. So where is the racialism.

Janet and John

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