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[Colin]

OH HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN

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Inverness CT 1 - 1 Rangers


Miller scores his 20th goal for Rangers this season

By Keir Murray


Kenny Miller had a late penalty saved by Ryan Esson as Rangers missed the chance to move five points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

Inverness winger Jonny Hayes opened the scoring with a scorching left-foot strike into the top corner of the net that gave Allan McGregor no chance.

Rangers replied through Miller when he cracked home his 20th goal for the club this season in the 57th minute.

Adam Rooney and Hayes tested McGregor before Esson saved Miller's spot-kick.

Eric Odhiambo would have been a substitute had Nick Ross not been suffering from illness, but he looked determined to prove to manager Terry Butcher that he ought to be a first pick, darting at Madjid Bougherra and David Weir in the opening exchanges.

Rangers, by contrast, were hesitant in the first half, the ball bouncing off their strikers and the passes from midfield often awry.

Their manager Walter Smith had drafted Sasa Papac and Vladimir Weiss into the starting line-up, with youngsters Kyle Hutton and Darren Cole dropping out of the team that drew 1-1 with Bursaspor in midweek.

Rooney's power and eye for goal this season are reasons why Inverness have been mentioned in the same breath as European football.

 

[IANB]

OH HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN

Page last updated at 14:49 GMT, Saturday, 11 December 2010
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Inverness CT 1 - 1 Rangers


Miller scores his 20th goal for Rangers this season

By Keir Murray


Kenny Miller had a late penalty saved by Ryan Esson as Rangers missed the chance to move five points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

Inverness winger Jonny Hayes opened the scoring with a scorching left-foot strike into the top corner of the net that gave Allan McGregor no chance.

Rangers replied through Miller when he cracked home his 20th goal for the club this season in the 57th minute.

Adam Rooney and Hayes tested McGregor before Esson saved Miller's spot-kick.

Eric Odhiambo would have been a substitute had Nick Ross not been suffering from illness, but he looked determined to prove to manager Terry Butcher that he ought to be a first pick, darting at Madjid Bougherra and David Weir in the opening exchanges.

Rangers, by contrast, were hesitant in the first half, the ball bouncing off their strikers and the passes from midfield often awry.

Their manager Walter Smith had drafted Sasa Papac and Vladimir Weiss into the starting line-up, with youngsters Kyle Hutton and Darren Cole dropping out of the team that drew 1-1 with Bursaspor in midweek.

Rooney's power and eye for goal this season are reasons why Inverness have been mentioned in the same breath as European football.

Still 3 points clear of the manky mob lol

 

[RAB - P]

how have they fallen

now 3 points ahead of of the East End Bhoys

is that not a point more than the had earlier today.

think you need to look fallen in a dictionary.

btw that's a big book with hunners of words in it.

 

[thebigyin]

OH HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN

Page last updated at 14:49 GMT, Saturday, 11 December 2010
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Inverness CT 1 - 1 Rangers


Miller scores his 20th goal for Rangers this season

By Keir Murray


Kenny Miller had a late penalty saved by Ryan Esson as Rangers missed the chance to move five points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

Inverness winger Jonny Hayes opened the scoring with a scorching left-foot strike into the top corner of the net that gave Allan McGregor no chance.

Rangers replied through Miller when he cracked home his 20th goal for the club this season in the 57th minute.

Adam Rooney and Hayes tested McGregor before Esson saved Miller's spot-kick.

Eric Odhiambo would have been a substitute had Nick Ross not been suffering from illness, but he looked determined to prove to manager Terry Butcher that he ought to be a first pick, darting at Madjid Bougherra and David Weir in the opening exchanges.

Rangers, by contrast, were hesitant in the first half, the ball bouncing off their strikers and the passes from midfield often awry.

Their manager Walter Smith had drafted Sasa Papac and Vladimir Weiss into the starting line-up, with youngsters Kyle Hutton and Darren Cole dropping out of the team that drew 1-1 with Bursaspor in midweek.

Rooney's power and eye for goal this season are reasons why Inverness have been mentioned in the same breath as European football.

what a jealous tim but dim we have on here

 

[IANB]

If Colin was employed by CFC then their game would have been on today.
He could have single handedly cleared all the ice from the stadium environs with all the hot air he blows :banana:

 

[RAB - P]

If Colin was employed by CFC then their game would have been on today.
He could have single handedly cleared all the ice from the stadium environs with all the hot air he blows :banana:

my son actually went for an interview at Celtic Park on Thursday and is waiting on a reply. Admin department be good to have a spy in the camp.lol

 

[Kruger]

lol one of the chefs in there is a die hard blue nose aswell.

i heard neil lemmon was admited to hospital today. Aparently he cranked his neck looking over his shoulder keeping an eye on hearts creeping up lol

 

[RAB - P]

lol one of the chefs in there is a die hard blue nose aswell.

i heard neil lemmon was admited to hospital today. Aparently he cranked his neck looking over his shoulder keeping an eye on hearts creeping up lol

if my son gets the job then the chef can cook steak pie for 2 on a Friday.lol