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There have been several occasions this season where I would have voted for Roy. But I never remember anymore

Big question is can Bazza attend :024:

Makes interesting reading

A fact that plays in my mind over and over again is that for a long period Zibi was Hibs number 1. Now don't get me wrong, I batted for Fraser when no-one else was (Kilmarnock, Aberdeen) and I think he could turn out to be the best keeper to ever play for this club. Im just making the point that I am less concerned about Zibi as back-up than others.

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At least its nae us onymore

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Some good news Kingston out

For the Dons game to mean something. The last Caley game where it was really win or bust was this fixture 2 seasons ago. I'd like another one please, something to get excited about, one to look forward to. Falkirk is crucial

Scored two and apparently put in an excellent preformance for the reserves against Falkirk.

You really are obsessed :023:

IF we get a win against Falkirk, than yes. If we loose on Saturday, I think thats us out of it.

Bienvenue aux conseils :022:

We know what you are referring to, but Blackie has been stroming out of the ground long before he arrived. I wasnt wholly referring to the Messiah - he is only part of it - you really are obsessed. :015: :015: :015: :015: :015: You are the one that bring this issue up every time.

Did some working out, Falkirk game has become possibly the most important game of the season. The three teams that we are in competition with are Falkirk, Aberdeen and Hearts. (Can't see Kille or St Mirren catching up, or Hibs dropping down) Falkirks fixtures: Saturday, 15 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v Falkirk, 15:00 Saturday, 22 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Hearts v Falkirk, 15:00 Saturday, 29 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Falkirk v Kilmarnock, 15:00 Saturday, 05 April 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v Falkirk, 15:00 The way they are playing, can only see them taking 3, maximum 6 points from that (6 points would actually work out better, as it would see them taking points of either Hearts or Aberdeen) That would put them on 43 points Aberdeen's fixtures: Saturday, 15 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v Gretna, 15:00 Saturday, 22 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v St Mirren, 15:00 Saturday, 29 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v Aberdeen, 15:00 Saturday, 05 April 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v Falkirk, 15:00 Providing they don't beat us, can see them taking 9 points from that. That would put them on 43 points. Hearts fixtures: Saturday, 15 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League St Mirren v Hearts, 15:00 Saturday, 22 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Hearts v Falkirk, 15:00 Saturday, 29 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Hearts v Dundee Utd, 15:00 Saturday, 05 April 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Kilmarnock v Hearts, 15:00 Predicting Hearts results is like predicting Scottish weather, but realistacally can seem them taking 12 points from those games. This is where we need other results to go ur way, as maximum points would see them on 48 points. Dundee Utd and Falkirk are probably the teams that we need to do us a favour. Dundee Utd have done very well at Tynecastle over the past few years, so hopefully they can only take 9 points. That would see us on 45 points. Our fixtures are by far and away the easiest: Saturday, 15 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v Falkirk, 15:00 Saturday, 22 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Kilmarnock v Inverness CT, 15:00 Saturday, 29 March 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Inverness CT v Aberdeen, 15:00 Saturday, 05 April 2008 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Gretna v Inverness CT, 15:00 12 points from that would see us on 45 points. Have faith folks, all is not yet lost.

Although he didn't have to say it like such a plonker, the boy is right.

Hurrah! Someone else notices it! :001: What I don't understand is how Brewster manages to miss it. Our best chance on Saturday came from a Cowie Tokely combination on the right.

We know what you are referring to, but Blackie has been stroming out of the ground long before he arrived.

A convincing win on Saturday and were right back on course. Have faith

Sticking to my guns on this one. Still happy with the progress we are making.

Yngwie, I feel let down. The manager picked a defensive formation at home that has not worked for weeks against a team who could have been for the taking after their display during the week. He persists on playing Duncan who cant kick a ball at the moment and refuses to sign for us. There seems to be no tactics when it comes to set pieces. Most worrying there seems to be no confidence and no leadership. That was just Saturday. He had the chance to sign players in the transfer window and signed Imrie. I will give the boy a chance but it stank of despiration. In fact dring the window Brewster went to Greece! We good all see that we needed some back up why couldnt he? I think, perhaps, a new captain needs to be appointed. Grant has struggled for form the whole season, and I very rarely see him doing any "leading." IMO the man for the job has gone to Perth for a month, and is unlikely to really feature prominantly again this season, so my man for the job would be Blackie. Controversial, perhaps, but maybe some responsibility will do the boy good, and I reckon he has that Roy Keane kind of attitude, second best is not good enough. Nd Alex, Cowie links up very well with Rosscoe, but is currently being deployed in the wrong position.

Two tidy finishes though. What was really worrying is that that was a Hearts team without Stewart and Kingston.

Nade certainly put on a show yesterday, I'll grant you that, but ask most hearts fans and they will tell you how poor he's been all season.

Paper today said that no decision would be made until the end of the season.