I Wonder How...

[PompeyCT]

Brewster will try and explain this one away.

I swear to the almighty lord if he says we played well but were unlucky one more time i will pay a visit to TCS and physically remove him from his position. Surely fan power reigns supreme here? Clearly everyone wants him to go why isnt he doing the honourable thing? More to the point why isnt the board doing the logical thing??

[RiG]

I'll go for:

"We know what we have to do to fix things"

[RednBlackComeback]

"We're only 1 point behind Falkirk. And eh If we all stick together we can turn things round. Conditione were difficult today. We played well but just didn't get the breaks. And eh I know what I'm doing"

[ICTJackson]

theres only about 20 fans that are unhappy

[gordyfromsneck]

"We're only 1 point behind Falkirk. And eh If we all stick together we can turn things round. Conditione were difficult today. We played well but just didn't get the breaks. And eh I know what I'm doing"

I think we will hear about the new signings not being either "fully fit" or "integrated into the team".

And the weather.

[rinomac]

It was a "world class finish" from Mensing?

[stevico1]

It was a "world class finish" from Mensing?

:thumb04: :018:

[RiG]

It was a "world class finish" from Mensing?

[hislopsoffsideagain]

"The, ah, players just weren't, er, up for it today"

"We've got to stick together, um, we've got to dig in and results will come"

"La la la, I'm not listening" (this one while with fingers in ears and eyes closed)

[Joonya]

I posted this 'predicted brewster comment' on the matchday thread not long ago...

"we lost by just one goal, and to a soft penalty. we didnt get the luck and they did. they scored and we didnt which lost us the game in the end.

I am not worried that falkirk are fighting against bigger teams whilst we sit back and do nothing. we will come good because it is the 20 fans' fault for not supporting the team these last few months, not mine for being totally unable to provide tactic ethics.

On the plus note, the lads are smiling in training"

[gordyfromsneck]

"The, ah, players just weren't, er, up for it today"

"We've got to stick together, um, we've got to dig in and results will come"

"La la la, I'm not listening" (this one while with fingers in ears and eyes closed)

No interview. Just a lot about the Huns and their overdraft. Hurrah for football.

[Scotty]

interview will probably be on the roundup news after the Jim Trayn-gers show

[RednBlackComeback]

Inverness CT manager Craig Brewster:

"I thought in the second half we did well; we did everything but score.

"I don't think Hamilton had a chance after the first 10 minutes. They scored a penalty and we didn't score, end of story.

"The conditions are horrendous, the wind was howling and the rain was in our face.

"We tried to play, we got into decent positions, the delivery was better second half and we created a few problems but of course we didn't score.

"We find it difficult to score and that's what wins you games."

[hislopsoffsideagain]

That last comment is the latest in a series of contenders from Brewster for the "stating the blatantly obvious" award.

For the love of Pete, if a team finds it difficult to score, surely the solution is to use more attackers?

[Scotty]

link to the interview - what there was of it - on the main site match report page.

[TSTtiger]

"we find it difficult to score" .. so lets leave our top scorer on the bench, again, play 1 up front who also happens to be useless, sign defenders and wait until the last minute to bring in another striker, who at this rate will be a donkey anyway.

[StockholmSyndrome]

We find it difficult to score, and that's what wins you games.

And birds go tweet, Craig. The question is, what are you doing about it???

Edited January 17, 2009 by WriteOnCaley

[Pele_Is_God]

Were not going to score if he persits with Barrowman instead of our top scorer, Brewster you have lost the plot! Barrowman is so inept and lazy it beggars belief, and the fans showed what they thought of him today.

[Joonya]

"we lost by just one goal, and to a soft penalty. they scored and we didnt which lost us the game in the end."

I was so damn close with my prediction on his comments.

I have almost literally pi55ed myself laughing at his first comment....

"They scored a penalty and we didn't score, end of story. " :018: ;) :015: :D

Hey craig - :thumb04: :P :021: :D :D

Barrowman is so inept and lazy it beggars belief

Did you see him 'jump' for the ball last week... it was nearly as hilarious as brewsters after match comments today. lol

Edited January 17, 2009 by Gringo_Jnr

[Hiro]

Inverness CT manager Craig Brewster:

"I thought in the second half we did well; we did everything but score.

"I don't think Hamilton had a chance after the first 10 minutes. They scored a penalty and we didn't score, end of story.

"The conditions are horrendous, the wind was howling and the rain was in our face.

"We tried to play, we got into decent positions, the delivery was better second half and we created a few problems but of course we didn't score.

"We find it difficult to score and that's what wins you games."

Brilliant Craig. We don't score enough so you sign 8 defenders and a midfielder in the January transfer window.

[Northern_jaggie]

"The conditions are horrendous, the wind was howling and the rain was in our face."

Yes craig, and the rain was only in our face. Not thiers. they, like you, were in a bubble. safe from everything. Fool.

[CELTIC1CALEY3]

Only Brewster the striker can save us now has been an underlying feature since he hung up the boots a year ago this month. He has eliminated the experienced guys and tried to train the younger, inexperienced guys to be like him. It takes more than a few months to train a youngster to be a good player especially when the experienced guys arte being shown the door on a regular basis.

[kiltarlity]

Only Brewster the striker can save us now has been an underlying feature since he hung up the boots a year ago this month. He has eliminated the experienced guys and tried to train the younger, inexperienced guys to be like him. It takes more than a few months to train a youngster to be a good player especially when the experienced guys arte being shown the door on a regular basis.

But wouldn't you think that a pro striker, would realise the benefit of having a strike partner.