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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Thu 25 Jan 06:51
Even with my bestist optimist head on, I can`t see us getting anything on Saturday.
If any teams below us get 3 points I think I will have a dotnet free week.
If we do somehow pull off a win and open a gap again this will be a happy place.
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Topic Originator: parsmad68
Date: Thu 25 Jan 07:21
Quote:
PARrot, Thu 25 Jan 06:51
Even with my bestist optimist head on, I can`t see us getting anything on Saturday.
If any teams below us get 3 points I think I will have a dotnet free week.
If we do somehow pull off a win and open a gap again this will be a happy place.
I am the eternal optimist. Because of work commitments and illness I have missed matches and the last time I seen us win was the 23rd September. I think we will win. My luck must turn at some point.
Does that make me a happy clapper?
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Topic Originator: weemike
Date: Thu 25 Jan 08:08
We will give them a scare.
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Topic Originator: Buspasspar
Date: Thu 25 Jan 08:48
Topic Originator: weemike like
Date: Thu 25 Jan 08:08
We will give them a scare.
As long as Boo is not followed by Hoo
We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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Topic Originator: GG Riva
Date: Thu 25 Jan 10:07
Current form would suggest this is a home banker, but football is full of surprises. If we can get our noses in front by scoring first, we can get something from the game.
United are hardly unbeatable.
Not your average Sunday League player.
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Topic Originator: king lad
Date: Thu 25 Jan 10:34
We were robbed of 3 points at Tannadice at the start of the season, hopefully can get some justice this time around. Not had much luck against the top 3 sides in the league so far
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Thu 25 Jan 12:57
I`d eat your hand off for a loss with 0 injuries right now
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Topic Originator: Jeffery
Date: Thu 25 Jan 15:58
We were robbed at tannadice. Also, teams below us have gone there and got something so some slight reason for hope.
If anyone is betting money on us though you would have to say you are being swayed by your heart.
Since that single draw we`ve played Patrick, United and Rovers on 7 occasions and got nothing from any of those games, conceding 17 and only scoring 3.
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Thu 25 Jan 16:26
Wotherspoon said clearly that he wasnt ready to come back at the time but sitting around the house pissed his wife off and she told him to go kick a ball.
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Topic Originator: GG Riva
Date: Thu 25 Jan 16:56
Quote:
da_no_1, Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
The love of this is the root of all evil..... 🤔
Not your average Sunday League player.
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Thu 25 Jan 16:56
Quote:
da_no_1, Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
We offered him the "best possible" deal and he chose Inverness I doubt it was always a dream for him to play at Inverness.
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Thu 25 Jan 17:07
They weren`t simultaneous offers though were they? Maybe he needed a reality check after he turned down our offer and was then spending Saturdays at home.
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Topic Originator: Paralex
Date: Thu 25 Jan 18:54
Getting back to the Dundee Utd match and our realistic prospects of a good result, I very much disapprove of players indicating that they may have been the subject of divine assistance after they have scored, as in the gesticulating and pointing skywards of Luis Dias, after he registered against Fulham yesterday. I think the Almighty is usually neutral, when it comes to sporting contests and the overt demonstrations of Divine mediation are grossly unsporting. However as a died in the wool supporter please do not consider me hypocritical if I offer a gentle prayer heavenward for a Pars victory.
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Thu 25 Jan 18:58
The way some players act after scoring it seems they think they ARE God.
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Topic Originator: Berkey
Date: Thu 25 Jan 21:29
Don’t think we’ll get anything from sat, would settle for no new injuries.
The 3 home games in the 2 weeks after are where we need to get the points. 6 points or more and pressure is off for a few weeks.
The post below replying to me is by one of .nets finest champions of mediocrity!
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Topic Originator: Paralex
Date: Thu 25 Jan 21:34
Yes Berkey, we wouldn`t need to be drenched in our own negativity to consider a victory quite a long shot but you never know. If Morton can do it, why can`t we?
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Topic Originator: wulliepar57
Date: Thu 25 Jan 21:49
paralex the difference with Morton and us at Present is that Morton were virtually back to full strength as like us for a long time they had many of their best players on the sidelines injured !
If we were back to full strength I would fancy my chances , but at present we are under strength and in most games no matter the opposition we seem to give away daft goals and we are always chasing the game after that ! get anothe 2 players in the door to strengthen us and in the weeks ahead we will then have a fighting chance of getting some points on the board ,Until then any points we pick up will be a lucky bag because we simply do not score enough goals either !
Hope i am wrong and will be very happy to be proved wrong
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Thu 25 Jan 22:05
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 16:56
Quote:
da_no_1, Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
We offered him the "best possible" deal and he chose Inverness I doubt it was always a dream for him to play at Inverness.
Except that isn`t what happened.
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Thu 25 Jan 22:36
Here is the team from the 1-1 game
Sharp
Fisher Benedictus Otoo
Comrie Allan Hamilton Chalmers Edwards
O’Halloran Wighton
Summers came on
Other than Bene and Comrie, we could field the other nine, or ten, including Summers
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
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Topic Originator: gthyde
Date: Thu 25 Jan 23:06
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Thu 25 Jan 22:36
Here is the team from the 1-1 game
Sharp
Fisher Benedictus Otoo
Comrie Allan Hamilton Chalmers Edwards
O’Halloran Wighton
Summers came on
Other than Bene and Comrie, we could field the other nine, or ten, including Summers
Can’t field Sharp either
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Topic Originator: Swainy
Date: Thu 25 Jan 23:08
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Thu 25 Jan 22:36
Here is the team from the 1-1 game
Sharp
Fisher Benedictus Otoo
Comrie Allan Hamilton Chalmers Edwards
O’Halloran Wighton
Summers came on
Other than Bene and Comrie, we could field the other nine, or ten, including Summers
Can we field them in the same positions?
D.A are the number one!
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Thu 25 Jan 23:28
Quote:
gthyde, Thu 25 Jan 23:06
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Thu 25 Jan 22:36
Here is the team from the 1-1 game
Sharp
Fisher Benedictus Otoo
Comrie Allan Hamilton Chalmers Edwards
O’Halloran Wighton
Summers came on
Other than Bene and Comrie, we could field the other nine, or ten, including Summers
Can’t field Sharp either
I was only referring to the outfield players. I should have made that clear
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
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Topic Originator: Berkey
Date: Fri 26 Jan 13:01
The 1-1 game at tanadice was when the team were still on a high from the season before and still had that winning mentality etc.
At the moment we feel an bit all over the place and Hamilton aside lacking in any experience or leaders on the park to help us out.
Yes there’s been injuries but this has already been a long season, summer signings had very little impact and quite a few of those signed up for next season haven’t shown they can take us any further.
We definately don’t feel like a club on the up anymore.
Post Edited (Fri 26 Jan 16:38)
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Fri 26 Jan 13:11
It`s how the players feel that`s important, not the fans. My main concern is that we haven`t had a competitive game for 3 weeks but then United didn`t play last week did they?
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Fri 26 Jan 14:29
Quote:
PARrot, Thu 25 Jan 22:05
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 16:56
Quote:
da_no_1, Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
We offered him the "best possible" deal and he chose Inverness I doubt it was always a dream for him to play at Inverness.
Except that isn`t what happened.
Okay I forgot the club inform you in all contract negotiations and tell supporters different at open meetings.
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 26 Jan 15:43
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Fri 26 Jan 14:29
Quote:
PARrot, Thu 25 Jan 22:05
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 16:56
Quote:
da_no_1, Thu 25 Jan 16:21
Quote:
cammypar 1995, Thu 25 Jan 15:59
Quote:
wee eck, Thu 25 Jan 12:46
In the run-up to the match I see David Wotherspoon has made some comments in the Courier about his time with the Pars :-
“I’m grateful to James McPake and Dave Mackay,” said Wotherspoon. “They took me in and helped me with training. They offered me a deal, but I wasn’t quite ready for that. However, they gave me facilities to work at and be well looked after.
“They even helped me with my coaching badges, which I managed to get done while I wasn’t playing – that was a big positive for me. I’ve played and worked with them both. They are great guys and I wish them all the best – but I’m hoping to be raring to go when that Dunfermline game comes.”
He also made similar comments about Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan at ICT. He doesn`t explain why he signed for them rather than us other than saying he was fed up sitting at home at the weekends.
I think we all know the reason......
I don`t. Do you?
We offered him the "best possible" deal and he chose Inverness I doubt it was always a dream for him to play at Inverness.
Except that isn`t what happened.
Okay I forgot the club inform you in all contract negotiations and tell supporters different at open meetings.
Well it`s good You’ve remembered.
I don`t know what was said at any meeting but he clearly said in the paper that he wasn`t ready to come back but he changed his mind after sitting about the house. Not a case of choosing them over us. But.....since then I see someone posted that there was a £100 a week difference in the offer. Maybees aye, maybees naw! If it`s aye I guess I`ll jist have to eat humble pie this time.
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Topic Originator: HalbeathRoad
Date: Sat 27 Jan 11:25
We’ll get battered . Not being negative (realistic) we will struggle to stay up this season . A catastrophic injury list and dreadful transfer windows will put paid to that
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Topic Originator: RossF
Date: Sat 27 Jan 11:32
Sadly I can’t see us getting anything today. It would be incredible if we did but Utd have strengthened and we are weaker since we last played them. Both league games have been tight - we were robbed the first and deserved a draw the second but injuries will be the reason we struggle today. Hopefully the players can prove the majority of us wrong!
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Topic Originator: HalbeathRoad
Date: Sat 27 Jan 13:45
The game at EEP was probably the best we’ve played this season .
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Topic Originator: veteraneastender
Date: Sat 27 Jan 14:12
Quote:
wee eck, Fri 26 Jan 13:11
It`s how the players feel that`s important, not the fans. My main concern is that we haven`t had a competitive game for 3 weeks but then United didn`t play last week did they?
Nor a win in the last five - 2 points from 15.
A point today would be most welcome though.
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Sat 27 Jan 14:29
I think when you look at our bench it shows really how short on both quality and experience we are. I think other teams will see this and know that if it`s not going right we can`t really change it.
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sat 27 Jan 17:12
Ok so ill not give dotnet a miss this week after all.
Not bad result away from home with no bench against the champions elect.
Maybe the owners don`t think we need to panic buy, and maybe they`re no daft.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Sat 27 Jan 17:22
I`m disappointed tbh. Carved out a draw against the top team in the league AND ParsTV performed well. Absolute disgrace IMO.
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Sat 27 Jan 17:23
Quote:
jake89, Sat 27 Jan 17:22
I`m disappointed tbh. Carved out a draw against the top team in the league AND ParsTV performed well. Absolute disgrace IMO.
Sack everyone
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Sat 27 Jan 17:42
Quote:
da_no_1, Sat 27 Jan 17:23
Quote:
jake89, Sat 27 Jan 17:22
I`m disappointed tbh. Carved out a draw against the top team in the league AND ParsTV performed well. Absolute disgrace IMO.
Sack everyone
Is it so much to ask for Brian to spill tea on the laptop or for Mehmet to chuck the ball in his own net in the 93rd minute so the good people of dotnet have something to moan about?
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