johnnykipper

I think the bus should be cancelled full stop. In an age of rising obesity surely encouraging a bit of excercise would help. :walking01:

Would reckon Scott Brown so far

I've felt cheated out of my admission money on a couple of occasions under the Daddy Brewster regime.

Does that mean any crimnal offences carried out in the holidays would not be subject to disciplinary action. Maybe some of the players could kick feck out of some of the so called fans on here, as long as they did it in their own time, wouldn't be a problem. :015:

Do Ladbrokes know something we don't! SPL Top Scorer Odds

What a mug eh paying that much, he should have shopped around a bit first! Surely all the drug dealers at these sort of events carry plenty of advertising, maybe they wear special t-shirts. I suppose its called supply and demand if you pardon the pun

I doubt the majority of ICT players are worshipped by schoolkids. They were caught by the Saint Johnstone trainer/physio in the toilets. That's how the story came to light. You don't really get it do you RIG, was it proven in a court of law?

It dosen't really matter why you were using the football comparison, because it holds no relevance. There is no comparison between the 2 cases whether they were football related or not. One is based on an allegation and the other is based on fact.

I don't think you can really compare the situation with George O'Boyle to that of Richard Hart.Maybe you don't understand the situations of both individuals so I will try and explain it to you in simple terms. O'Boyle and St. Johnstone teammate Kevin Thomas were sacked following drug-taking allegations. The two players, it was alleged, were found using cocaine at the club's Christmas 2000 party. Richard Hart has been found guilty by a court of law. Two completely different scenarios.

I would imagine that he would have pled not guilty on the advice of his solicitor who in turn would have used the time of the first plea to that of any subsequent trial to gather all the facts/evidence. Again after reading all the evidence etc his solicitor would no doubt have advised him that changing his plea was the best course of action which would result in a slap on the wrists and a small fine from the courts.

Maybe they were complimentary tickets :024:

Cut you name out of the back and stick it over one of the others on the front with some sellotape. that'll do the trick. :022:

Scotland's probably not very proud of you either Oats :015:

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Please tell me this is a joke, this guy is like so many of the other "sausage rolls" over here, he is doing a job he is definitely not qualified for. :018:

Darren Kelly the central defender who was an ICT signing target to try and shore up our leaky defence has moved to English Conference side York City FC. Looks like he has deserted the sinking ship before even setting foot on deck. BBC Link here: BBC

Charles I would have to say that once again it looks like you havent really done much research into the facts. I think we played 11 or 12 games in the league under Brew when he was not playing (due to injury or suspension as he would never have dreamed off dropping himself). Out of those games I think we won 2 now if you think that is a good record Charles you are either brown nosing Daddy Brew or very easily pleased, thats the sort of record that gets teams relegated.

Ian. kicked it and splattered paint all over the tunnel What was the paint doing there in the first place :symbol_question:

Heard there are 2 categories of ticket prices for this one and neither are cheap to put it mildly.

I hear that Charlie Christie and some of the players were cooking up this afternoon at the Rocpool as part of a celebrity chef style event.

You cared enough to read the message and write a reply to it! :017:

Take it they won't be getting a run out next season either then or does the 80 grand a place not count then?

We will probably sign half of the county team as they will be getting rid off their full timers very soon.

I was listening out for it but fell asleep, must be something with the BBC and people falling asleep, I've even heard some of their Journalists have been known to have 40 winks when they are meant to be reporting at the games.

Just a coincidence then, that the £600,000 was paid back 19 years early (or whatever the loan period was) at exactly the same time as Eden Court were crying out for £600,000.