Well Ryan Christie is back. He came back in January but he's injured so I think he's coming back-- like, I think the-- he got injured and then they said he was gonna come back anyway and then they said he may as well come back. He was already down 'cause he was injured they said "youse are playing, you may as well--"
Scott:
Where was he again?
Dale:
Inverness.
Scott:
Ah alright yeah, I suppose.
Dale:
So they said, 'cause Celtic have much better, like, physios and stuff like that I imagine, I think they just said "send him down to Celtic, he'll get fixed up here"
Scott:
What--
Dale:
and then I think they decided just to keep him.
Scott:
He's like badly injured?
Dale:
No, no, but I think it was like muscle strain or something like that and then I think the doctors at Celtic looked after him rather than the ones up there.
Scott:
Fair enough.
Dale:
I always imagine, like, when you see players signed for there, like, what do they expect? Like, a foreign player. Like, they've got a guy called, like, Trumarco or something like that. Like, Spaniard going in Inverness. What is there to do in Inverness? Like?
Older speakers
John:
Some of us would just never use them.
Agnes:
Aye but it's just the dialect, there's so many dialects come fae
John:
Yeah, that's right, yeah.
Agnes:
somewhere else as it is. I mean, I'd never understand what people fae Aberdeen are saying. You know they all-- they all-- they--
John:
Yeah, oh no you can't-- most people cannae make Glaswegians out.
Agnes:
They speak too fast.
John:
We're-- we're very difficult to understand.
Interviewer:
Mhm.
John:
Most people tell you that, they say "oh you're Glaswegian, couldn't follow you."
Agnes:
Well I've a cousin that came fae Stepps in-- fae Stepps in Glasgow and they speak different fae us, they've got a wee lilt in their voice
Interviewer:
Mhm.
Agnes:
and there's funny things they say that's different fae us. Aye.
John:
People from Edinburgh speak different and a', you hear different things, eh? Supposed to be I think that people from Inverness speak the best English.