Ex ICT Players Score

[IBM]

1 hour ago, Robert said:

George Oakley for Morton in the cup tonight. 

I have to say that Dougie Imrie has got his team playing well and George Oakley has finally found form.  

[+Gringo]

I think we missed a trick there by not offered Imrie to Caley job. Opportunity missed in my view. Well done to him and Morton for getting through to the semis. They never let Motherwell play. Hope we can do the same with Hibs today. And yes, Oakley is on fire. 

[Robert]

Marley Watkins for Kilmarnock, Jake Davidson for Hamilton, Nathan Austin for East Fife and Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee noted today. 

Edited February 10 by Robert

[Robert]

Another for Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee tonight. 

[IBM]

1 hour ago, Robert said:

Another for Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee tonight. 

You are on the ball tonight as usual Robert 

[Robert]

Only ones noted this weekend were Nat Wedderburn for Stenhousemuir, Rory McAllister for Peterhead and Harry Hennem for Nairn. 

[Robert]

Sam Pearson for Yeovil tonight, whilst Montrose’s Matheus Machado also scored……..but an own goal for Falkirk. 

[Robert]

Alex Cooper for Brora tonight. 

[Robert]

George Oakley for Morton, Michael Gardyne for Montrose and Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee today. 

Edited February 28 by Robert

[Robert]

Jordan Roberts for Stevenage, Jordan White for County and, whisper it, Cillian Sheridan for Queens Park tonight. 

Edited February 27 by Robert

[Robert]

Noted yesterday we’re Marley Watkins and Robbie Deas for Kilmarnock, Andrew Shinnie for Livingston, Jake Davidson for Hamilton, Nathan Austin for East Fife and Alex Fisher for Yeovil.

Ross Tokely was sent off for Nairn for what a Nairn fan has described as GBH. 

[Robert]

Toddy for Airdrie tonight. 

[Robert]

Graeme Shinnie for Aberdeen, Cillian Sheridan for Queens Park and Nathan Austin who got two for East Fife.

In the Highland League, Calum MacLeod scored for Clach and Aaron Nicolson and Harry Hennem for Nairn. 

Edited March 11 by Robert

[Robert]

Dan Mackay scored in a big game yet again today, but it wasn’t enough for Livingston to cause an upset against Celtic. 

[Robert]

Alex Fisher for Yeovil tonight. 

[Robert]

Andrew MacAskill for Buckie and Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee tonight. 

[Robert]

On Saturday, Marley Watkins scored for Kilmarnock, whilst both Ethan Cairns and Garry Wood scored for Banks O’Dee. 

Edited March 20 by Robert

[Robert]

Cillian Sheridan for Queens Park and both Garry Wood and Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee today. 

Edited March 23 by Robert

[Robert]

Nikolay Todorov scored the winning goal for Airdrie in the Challenge Cup final today. 

[Yngwie]

Owain Tudur Jones was there commentating for Welsh TV and also appeared at half time on Alba.

I suppose it is best that Airdrie won, it would be a bit odd that a tournament that is Scottish with a bit of Welsh and Irish, got won by an English side!

[KirkieRobRoy]

Not scorers as such. Was torn where to go today and opted, happily, for Rob Roy at Broadwood (remember Broadwood?) v Cumbernauld Colts in the South Cup semi - 3-1 to the Roy.

Colts managed by David Proctor, assistant Darren Dods.

[Robert]

Marley Watkins for Kilmarnock and Kirk Broadfoot for Morton yesterday. More locally, Calum Mackay and Aaron Nicolson both scored for Nairn. 

Edited April 1 by Robert

[Robert]

Nikolay Todorov for Airdrie, Logan Chalmers for Ayr, Coll Donaldson for Falkirk, Rory McAllister for Peterhead and Alex Fisher for Yeovil yesterday.

In the Highland League, two for Garry Wood for Banks O’Dee and one for Aiden Wilson for Inverurie. Daniel Hoban was one of three players sent off in stoppage time in the Banks O’Dee game. 

Edited April 7 by Robert

[Robert]

Kirk Broadfoot for Morton last night. 

[Robert]

Noted today were Marley Watkins for Kilmarnock, Logan Chalmers for Ayr, Jack Brown for Peterhead, both Sam Pearson and Alex Fisher for Yeovil, both Garry Wood and Ethan Cairns for Banks O’Dee, whilst Sam Nixon scored an own goal as Forres lost to Brechin.

Graeme Shinnie was sent off for Aberdeen. It must have been a bad one as this is how the BBC described it:

“Graeme Shinnie - that is very, very naughty.

Already on a yellow, he goes studs up on Malachi Boateng, nowhere near the ball. It's poor from the Dons skipper.”

Edited April 16 by Robert