steelboy

is it not a 3 match ban? one for 6 bookings, one for the red and one for it being his second red.

12 games left, 8 against teams we have already beaten this season and 2 against a weakened h*n side. lennon might even lie down to us after the split for a laugh. before the split rangers have ict away, hearts home, united away, celtic home, us away and st mirren home. quite a difficult run of fixtures even before the redundancies start getting made.

that's a good development.

last season we had a transfer fee for reynolds, 3 euro games, 2 tv cup ties, two semis and a final. i think it's safe to say unless we get third and back to the scottish cup final we will see a significant drop off in revenue.

surely you don't want to get too focused on the 12 month accounting cycle?

i just invested yesterday as well

merge this into the rainjurs thread the well society is more important

their administrator will sell the tickets. hopefully their continuous credit card scheme is still going.

the £82500 is the equivalent of 4000 paying £20. i think we'll have a strong crowd regardless of tv.

that's the forms in for me, my dad and my brother. they said they are still short of the required amount but they have until the end of march and they are planning a big push. let's hope a few decent results and bit of champions league excitement and get us over the line.

he's got another two years on his deal. he's going nowhere.

the only two possible reasons i can think of are... (i) he was out the team in case he got injured which stopped a club bidding for him (ii) he was out the team because we didn't want anyone to bid for him. both are nonsense so if there is (iii) please enlighten me.

why?

i don't know about that. at the very start of the game he got caught wrong side and then made a great recovering tackle. five minutes later he passed the ball to a st mirren player then marked hutchy's man but we got away with it. just before half time he was inches away from a red card. in the 2nd half he messed up a few easy passes at the back as well. for me he's at least as erratic as craggs. an ideal long term replacement to keep things interesting.

clancy had 4 or 5 extremely dodgy moments imo but he did manage to make a few good recoveries. hutchy was a beast. jenno and las were both good as well. big shauny takes it though and it was good to see a ref that doesn't think being big and strong equals a foul (although i suspect madden fancies himself as a bit of a tank which probably helps).

it's been a decent start to 2012 for henrik from being unemployed to a goal scoring sensation with legions of fans on twitter and facebook and his own range of mugs in less than 6 weeks. now he's got an international call up, he must be pinching himself.

i'd back to randolph to save all his goals bar the 2nd one against st johnstone. however he has made a huge difference and will be a valuable player even if the goals dry up. previoulsy teams were happy to hold a high line, leave the two centrebacks on higdon, push their fullbacks and shut down the space for our midfield. now they can't do that murphy and law should have a bit more time and space to work their magic.

they have the draws on the monday for publicity. it means there is an extra days coverage in the papers for the sponsors.

he was either trying to pass it back to randy or intentionally trying to score an og. definitely a pass back. i scored a penalty in a half time shoot out that day. coyne's hat trick was brilliant.

i saw this from mccall which begs the question who at fir park decides what is a good bid for our players?

i'm not denying that, we were awful. i think there is a pretty straightforward explanation for that though.

there's a bit of difference between highland league part timers and an ict team with loads of spl experience.

playing a game in inverness 50 hours after finishing a game in killie when the other team are rested is a clear disadvantage. the cold is going to effect the team who still have the previous game in their legs more than the team who are fresh.

that game was on a monday night when it was minus 10 after we had played on the saturday and inverness hadn't. we were at a serious disadvantage that night.

you don't actually have to pay the 50 quid a year to retain your membership. once your in, your in for as long as it lasts. the 50 quid "buys" your benefits and i would imagine most people who sign up will choose to pay it but if you don't want to (or can't) you don't have to.