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Dunfermline v Inverness CT Online Free Live Stream Scottish Cup Preview -17 jan-2012,19:45 CET."I was delighted for the whole team," Butcher told BBC Scotland.
"The average age of the 10 outfield players that started was 22.3, so it was a very young side.Watch Dunfermline v Inverness CT Live Stream Online Scottish Cup 2012 Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on Tuesday 17/1/2012 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free Dunfermline v Inverness CT Stream Free Online Video Of Scottish Cup Tuesday,17 jan-2012 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 19:45CET.Scottish Cup ,Watch Video Online Live Stream,Watch Dunfermline v Inverness CT Live Streaming Video ,Dunfermline v Inverness CT Stream,Dunfermline v Inverness CT Live free,Dunfermline v Inverness CT Streaming,Dunfermline v Inverness CT Live, Watch Dunfermline v Inverness CT online,Dunfermline v Inverness CT online, Dunfermline v Inverness CT Results,Scottish Cup Fixtures"With a young team, you're going to get energy, you're going to get good legs and you're going to get effort and enthusiasm, which we got."
Gregory Tade scored the winning goal at Fir Park and Butcher said: "He's a fantastic individual.
Terry Butcher Inverness manager
"I think that'll do a lot for him. He gives us good options and his pace is electrifying.
"He loves the club, he loves just to play in the SPL. It's enough to stimulate him and get him going every week.
"It's our first clean sheet of the season. It means a lot because that's four matches unbeaten, our longest spell without losing a match in the league so far.
"It's come at the right time, it's come over Christmas and New Year.
"I'm really pleased with the team. The organisation was good, the shape was good, they worked hard for each other."
Meanwhile, Butcher hinted at another possible transfer before the closure of the January window, having already taken defender Steve Williams on loan from Bradford.
"The transfer window will take care of itself, we may be able to bring another one in," added Butcher. "We'll see.
"I'm happy to say there's been no enquiries at all for any of our players so we want to keep all our players.
"If people make good offers for our players then they're on their way, simple as that.
"We've got a good happy ship that's obviously buoyant now and a lot happier after that win."