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Inverness Boss Silent on Shinnie

Inverness boss Derek McInnes has refused to comment on recent transfer speculation regarding his star left back Graeme Shinnie.

The manager was asked about his player's future following recent media reports that he is set to leave when his current contract expires.

Inverness may want to do the smart thing and cash in before that happens. Which would mean Shinnie would be available for a small fee in this next window.

It would seem that should that be the case, then Birmingham would be able to move in on the player. Although Blues do not have a huge amount of money, they are willing to pay for players.

Graeme Shinnie, brother of Andy, is a talented left back with plenty of hype surrounding his future. He has continually been linked with a move away from Inverness and it would seem his days at the club are coming to an end.

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Top-flight interest for Randolph

23/12/2014


Blues goalkeeper Darren Randolph is attracti

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double Shinnie sounds good
There seems to be a renewed seam of decent players
emerging out of Scotland ..get in early
Mr Rowett a source of reasonably priced new
talent which may bring in good revenue
in the future .
KRO

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I think GR has also indicated that as much like most Managers he'll look at possible transfers in if money is available he is also aware the team as is and the playing group as a whole have responded well to his idea's since taking over and he wants to maintain that momentum so its crucial he is very careful with any selection if at all he brings anyone in.

As for the BIH situation I think we have more than had enough of the Board rumblings over there somehow the tangled mess has to be resolved sooner rather than later and even with my very limited legal nouse I cannot believe there cannot be a way out that can at best appease the exchange and BCFC in the most legal of way's.