TheScarf

I barely noticed the Monte Carlo Masters was on this week. Tsitsipas beat Ruud 2-0 in the final to claim his hattrick there and 3rd in 4 years. His style really seems to suit the clay.

Clearly a local or else he'd be away on a bus or the train by the time the stand was that empty. Get it up you, son.

Well yes, that was my point.

That's what I was thinking. Full time footballers only train for 15 hours a week. Unless he's a one man band I fail to see how he can't delegate when he's at training every day.

Did Crocker just say 'We had nope, their big week would start well'? I rewound it 3 times and it definitely sounded like it.

Steady on.

My word.

Lives behind the Jail End, supports Rangers.

Surely if you want send Ross County down to us that requires us to stay in the league so, given you've got 2nd at worst confirmed, 1-0 to The Caley would be better?

No wonder. Even the winners are utter morons these days.

My word.

Spoony

Here we go. Raith for the title imo.

Very much so. It's just a pity our players are consciously refusing to try and score every game.

The Caley are getting relegated with the 4th best GD in the league imo.

That's the league I think.

My word.

Basically in the Championship you're playing teams of Falkirk's quality and better every week.

Pishing @ Louis Moult there.

Aye, they've had their fun. Back to 4th, 5th, 6th place finishes for them IMO.

That Kelleher is nothing but a bog standard jobber who should be nowhere near a big club. He's ropey as fuck for South Ireland too.

The morphing into Dragon's Den took a big leap last night then Sugar started negotiating with Paul. is there really any need for both shows now?

Most players could only dream about the career he's had, and the longevity. He's seen his peers and rivals come and go and he's outlasted them all. I saw him a few times this season for Nairn and he's moved in one to centre half. He was looking lean too after being a bit bigger during his time with Brora. Was great to see him still winding up opponents and being the target of their vitriol. I've also sat along from him at a few The Caley home games this season and he was as passionate in the stands as he was on the pitch. Ross, thank you.

https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/sport/football/inverness-caledonian-thistle/6428433/ictfc-ross-tokely-bowing-out-on-a-high-with-nairn-county/ Big Tokes is finally bowing out at the age of 46 after a long and highly successful career. His last game will be at Christie Park tomorrow against Huntly, where it all started for him.