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so could that not work both ways then for the lower clubs??? a promising youngster at man utd for example, realistically no chance of getting into their 1st team, but wants to play regular football, good enough for championship level with potential for mid-low table premiership club, a...

i was recently at the Ricoh, the seats are being moved around so not showing sky blues etc, the cashless system is apparently being scrapped to encourage more people to spend money at matches,

so anyone that shows a bit of promise in an academy risks being snapped up by one of the big boys for 100k?? y our academy had a great season last year and i'm sure there'll be a few clubs/scouts watching them, but £100k for a talented & promising 17 year old is a bit of a joke after a club...

tough one - Black was one of the best stastically, but i liked Dowie and the passion he always showed. I thinkg will cause more debate than the players!!!

Scott Dann instead of Turner for me, a better all round player

same old news really

don't forget the man himself - Richard 'Wood'

similar story to how christie got into the side last year, came in through the academy, Clarke got injured and he got a decent run in the side!

good idea if someone could post a summary???

i think he did a good job for us and spread the ball about well from the middle, shame we'd never get him back 1. the transfer embargo 2. couldn't afford him 3. too good a player for league 1

something i feel needs to be addressed - although at the minute there are abviously more important issues - is the way season ticket holders are treated unfairly sometimes, or not looked after as well as they could be. Regularly throughout the season deals are offered on match tickets, yet...

i understand the transfer embargo means we can't sell players as well as bring any in? someone please correct me if im wrong. So at the minute no players are going anywhere unless out of contract/free agents. However - what is to stop a player resigning from CCFC then taking up employment with...

another year older and wiser as they say, lets hope it shows.

i'm not saying people will start ti like them, but it could possibly be the signs of the future, that there is money there to keep the likes of Keogh, and if we can do that having turned down confirmed bids of reasonable amounts, you would have to give SISU some credit. as i said in my 1st...

Cranie??? we definitely a couple more experienced heads to bring the young talent on we already have in the club coming through the academy

IF ( a big IF i know ) we keep Keogh after having turned down £800k i think that could be a massive turning point for the club, the feelings towards SISU, and a huge boost for next season. Lets hope the IF becomes a reality and he leads the team out 1st game of the season with the captains arm...

thats my point, if he can cut out most of those silly mistakes he will be a great player for lg1, and a decent championship defender. He's still young and got a lot to learn yet, so would be better playing alongside a more experienced centre half partner i.e. Keogh, McPake or Wood definitely...

he's not bad, and should do well in league 1. my worry with him is you know he'll make 1 or 2 silly mistakes every game, if he can cut that out and play the 'no nonsense defending' game he should do well

my understanding is the SFA extending the transfer embargo without it being a pre-agreed term/clause. all the clubs in English leagues know/agree to there being a transfer embargo if accounts not filed, and it is removed upon certain criteria. basically the SFA were trying to make a name for...

Hoffman Statemnt "i'm saying nothing" thats as good at you'll get!