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Not only does Derek Adams seem to have a massive chip on his shoulder, it now seems to be rubbing off on their players.
They seem to be trying to create a false "nobody likes us we don't care attitude".
I have never heard any fan, player, manager or pundit say that they don't think county should be in the SPL. I actually think they add something with the extra trip to the Highlands and the Highland derby. Look like they can more than hold their own with the other teams too. Think this is a widely shared view too.
I don't know why they have to resort to trying to create this "everyone doesn't like us" mentality. Unless it just shows up their own insecurities and the manager is encourging this kind of talk as he is not confident they can win games based on their footballing ability alone.
I remember last year Adams and his players got up the noses of a good few first division managers and players.
What they are forgetting is that many of the players and clubs have been travelling to the Highlands for years to play Inverness so I can't see why anyone would be bemoaning the prospect of a journey up there as a lot of them are used to it now. Inverness have been in the league for 8 of the last 9 seasons and Dingwall is only an extra 15 - 20 mins from Inverness.
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22-11-2012 07:36 AM #1
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Ross County - trying to create bother?
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22-11-2012 07:58 AM #2
I don't give a toss what the Staggies think. Let them moan all they want as long as we do the business against them.
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22-11-2012 08:01 AM #3
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It's not just Derek Adams. So many SPL managers, and one particular SFL manager, have no respect for others clubs and regularly spout pish to get up other peoples' noses. Come on down, Kenny Shiels, Stuart McCall and Super Ally.
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22-11-2012 08:03 AM #4
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A no mark club who don't come into anyones thinking bar ICT. Interesting they make these comments as they slide down the table
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22-11-2012 08:32 AM #5
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Prefer Kenny Shiels to Derek Adams. Shiels is a wind up merchant but you can tell a lot of what he says is designed to annoy people and is very much tongue in cheek. There is something a bit more spiteful about Derek Adams.
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22-11-2012 08:45 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Personally couldn't give a flying about this silly little club. Fair play to them winning the league last year but give it another couple and they will be back in the first division.
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22-11-2012 08:47 AM #7
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Derek Adams is a wee fanny
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22-11-2012 08:57 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteEvery gimmick hungry yob,
Digging gold from rock and roll
Grabs the mic to tell us,
He'll die before he's sold.
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22-11-2012 09:12 AM #11
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Just don't see the need for their manager and now their cpatain to try to stir things up in the press. Brittain talks about disrespect towards them - as far as I can see it is their manager who is the one who has shown a lack of respect.
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22-11-2012 09:14 AM #12
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[QUOTE=McIntosh;3421476]Had the very good fortune, many years ago to meet Kenny Shiels in Easter Road. He was walking down the street visiting his son. He was a very open, considerate, respectful and humble man. I could not say the same for Derek Adams When I met him, good God he was something else and it was not nice!!![/QUOTE]
I know someone who met DA at some sort of SFA fans and players dinner a few years ago (before his stint at Hibs). He said DA clearly did not like mixing with the fans and was rude bordering on aggressive towards them when they asked him anything about his career.
Did any Hibs fans get any chat with him when he was with us? If so, what was he like?
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22-11-2012 10:11 AM #13
We went up to Dingwall + had a great day out, the fans were really friendly. It was refreshing to go there rather than some of the usual haunts !!
Agree Derek Adams is a t!t tho...
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22-11-2012 10:29 AM #14
Richie brittain is a pain in the hole who thinks he is better than he is and has been like that since he was a wee laddie, hopefully we give them a doing next time we play them and shut him and his boss up
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22-11-2012 10:33 AM #15
Bit like what Pressley did when he took over after Falkirk. All those claims that everyone wanted to see them go down when no one really gave a damn. Lazy 'trendy' Mourinho-style copycat management.
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22-11-2012 10:53 AM #16
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If Brittain was to read some of the comments on here he would no doubt say"told you".It's evidently not right for other clubs employees to be disrespectful-whatever that means-(he describes Hibs as a top club) but perfectlyOK if you're a Hibs fan.
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22-11-2012 12:14 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As far as I can see, he was really going on about people moaning about the traveling up the A9 to Dingwall. Also, pointing out that their reverse trips down the A9 for their away matches cuts both ways.
Don't really see why they are being berated for that? too.
I was at the game in Dingwall and, despite the unlucky defeat, enjoyed my time in Dinwall - friendly locals, nice wee stadium and a great atmosphere throughout.
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22-11-2012 01:41 PM #20
I have nothing against Ross County and agree a new side in the SPL can only be a good thing. They deserve to be where they are.
That said, one of my flatmates in 1st year was a Ross County fan - and part-time Hun (or perhaps vice-versa) - and he was an absolute 1st class roaster.
So, on that childish basis, f*** 'em
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22-11-2012 02:58 PM #21
Had a good time in Dingwall for the Scottish Cup tie a couple of seasons ago. Great place for an away game with the ground being so close to the town centre and the RC fans were friendly too.
The trouble is that Its less than 200 miles from Edinburgh to Dingwall, but it takes more than 3 hours to get there. Says more about Scotlands infrastructure that anything.
I've never heard anybody say RC shouldnt be in the SPL. In fact the only time this ever gets mentioned is when folk connected with Ross County say " folk dont want us in the SPL "
They are just trying to forge a nobody wants us myth in order to give the club ( players and supporters ) a backs to the wall mentality. Its nothing to do with how far it is to get to Dingwall. Hell Gorgie is only about 2 miles from Easter Road and I dont want the Yams in the SPL.
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