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14 March, 2010

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Rooney a revelation, says boss Published: 12 March, 2010 TERRY Butcher has described Adam Rooney as the most improved player he has come across during his career in football, but he does so safe in the knowledge that the compliment will not go to the striker's head.
Odhiambo aims to show he's worth a gamble Published: 12 March, 2010 ERIC Odhiambo is looking to prove to Terry Butcher that he is worth his place in Caley Thistle's first-team after being told by his manager that it is a gamble to play him.
Clach set to breach last season's points tally Published: 12 March, 2010 CLACH moved to within two points of bettering their whole points tally for last season after edging this hard-fought game against Brora Rangers.
Visit of Fort will give Glen a stern test Published: 12 March, 2010 GLENURQUHART, ambitious to improve on their top five finish in the 2009 Premier League, take on Camanachd Cup holders Fort William at Drumnadrochit tomorrow.
Son follows father to league title Published: 12 March, 2010 LARRY Kerr became the first Nairn Skip to win the Ian MacDonald Insurance Services Super League Division One title since his father Graham celebrated similar success 12 years ago.

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