Article in The Times

[alimci]

"Craig Brewster?s problems at home leave Inverness considering exit strategy"

The Times

[+CaleyD]

That's probably one of the most neutral and honest pieces of reporting I've seen on this whole affair.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

I thought it was about Brew having to leave becos of personal and geographical reasons. :thumb04: :018:

[TSTtiger]

pity our local press are clueless

[stevico1]

Great article, interesting to read that Sutherland and Bennett are having daily meetings to find a solution, do they really need a daily meeting to see what just about everyone else can see is the solution.

[Guest Jincha]

Concise copy from Mr Dunsmuir - but he is under the misapprehension that our Director of Football makes decisions.

Didn't envy Grassa when he was wheeled out to face us all to explain why the dud that was Brewster (3 wins from 28 at the Arabs as Mr D reports) was the best (re) appointment that the board could make for ICT at that time.

Its this decision that has come unstuck - one I don't believe that even Graham believed himself.

But if you are taking the benefits from the club even just for stating what you are told to say, the loud hollow ring of soundbite rubbish such as 'speaking with my mate Georgie Hagi' don't back up the paper thin arguments given at that time.

David Sutherland has just come out and backed Brewster and the board. Wonder if Brew lives in a Tulloch built house? (no response neccessary). Our ghostly chairman has come out any said, well....nothing. The sycophants who latched on on the way up are either silent, or abhorrent with any criticism of the regime.

ICT live in a Tulloch built (and paid for) stadium, now owned by them and have no assets except the team. And that state came about before the credit crunch.

[RiG]

Good read. Unlike the laughable dribble in the Courier from Mr Linton.