I have heard that they were going to try play it on Sat 28th March rather than the Sunday, perhaps to encourage a larger crowd. Can anyone confirm?

No idea, but depending on KO time, I'll probably pop along.

I believe it is on the Saturday and I have a feeling it could be 2pm kick off. It would be good to see a decent support for the boys as this is the furthest we have ever gone in this tournament. Unfortunately we are heading off on holiday on the 28th.

I will try to get confirmation of the date and time and let you know

Saturday 28th March 2pm kick off at Ibrox. Great chance to support our young boys, so get along if you can.

gutted....

hoped it would be on the sunday as i'm not back from munich till 3 on the saturday and would have gone along on the sunday...

Thats great thanks for the info. Will definitely go to game then back to pub for the Holland game. Only one game away from a Hampden final!

Would there be any merit in the supporters club running a bus ?

Would there be any merit in the supporters club running a bus ?

That would be good

Ahh damn. Clashes with the Rugby and also my dinner plans. Bummer

I've heard entry is ?4.... or free if you can steal a Rangers season ticket off any of their fans. It sounds like it is just the 'West Enclosure' that will be open - i'm presuming the fans will be mixed. Gates open at 1pm.

Anyone confirmed to go to this?

Contrary to my above post I will be there. I mixed the weekendsup

I'll be there with a few others if they can be persuaded

i fancy a wee trip to glasvagas then back to g-rothes for the scotland game. 2 game 1 day Come On!!!!!!

I can confirm that it will be ?4.

Entry is via Turnstile 46 and 47, and it is only cash that is accepted.

I will be going with a +1 probably. If anyone is interested we could have a pre-match swallow somewhere?

I'll be there with the nutter formerly known as ITN Micro....

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6-1 after 82 min

to rangers?

I left at 80 mins when it was 6 to Rangers. The boys didn't play very well, and it didn't help that they lost the keeper after half an hour, and the keeper that replaced him was...to put it blunty... awful.

Though in one way it was nice to see so many people show up, but it seems that Rangers take their ***** to the youth games as well - including a kid who must have been no older then 7 joining in with all the songs, and not the good ones either.

Though the linesman on the dug out side was the largest linesman I have seen in the game. He could not keep up with the play at all.

They had a few moments towards the end of the game (just as I was leaving) obviously as Rangers started changing things and messing about. But in the end, the Rangers team was just better and stronger. Their number 3 I think, was giving the right back a terrible time, and both of Rangers wingers were far far quicker then our wing backs.

In the end, the right team won.

Was very strange, not being segregated from the opposition and also being in the Home seats. Quite oppressive in fact, as there were approx 1000 there and where we were sitting, only 5 of us with prominent ICT colours. Even more odd to actually hear the words of their "songs" close up.

We felt that the boys were a bit overawed by the occasion, the stadium, etc and the serious injury to Kyle Allison may also have affected their composure. Only in the last 20 minutes did the boys actually play as they can and have done in previous games. Full marks, boys, for giving us something to cheer - the goals were very welcome!

We lost 6-2??? :thumb04: :018:

Edited March 28, 200916 yr by Muir-Jaggie

Brilliant job to get as far as they did.

What happened to Kyle?

He lost 3 front teeth and broke his jaw in 2 places, if my reports were correct..

Went for a 50/50 with Kane Hemmings and got a knee in the face. He's not doing too well by all accounts. Stuck in the southern general and getting an op this morning.

Edited March 29, 200916 yr by CaleyHE

I left at 80 mins when it was 6 to Rangers. The boys didn't play very well, and it didn't help that they lost the keeper after half an hour, and the keeper that replaced him was...to put it blunty... awful.

Though in one way it was nice to see so many people show up, but it seems that Rangers take their ***** to the youth games as well - including a kid who must have been no older then 7 joining in with all the songs, and not the good ones either.

Though the linesman on the dug out side was the largest linesman I have seen in the game. He could not keep up with the play at all.

They had a few moments towards the end of the game (just as I was leaving) obviously as Rangers started changing things and messing about. But in the end, the Rangers team was just better and stronger. Their number 3 I think, was giving the right back a terrible time, and both of Rangers wingers were far far quicker then our wing backs.

In the end, the right team won.

I agree that caley were poor and the better team won! However the caley right back was the only defender that got stuck in there winger did not get past him once and he make at least 3 goal saving tackles. The fault came with the center back welsh, he was really poor and has been for alot of this season! The right back (woodhouse) along with the right mid were the only players that stood out at all!

Also the Keeper went for a 50/50 ball as the whistle went for offside!

He lost 3 front teeth and broke his jaw in 2 places, if my reports were correct..

Went for a 50/50 with Kane Hemmings and got a knee in the face. He's not doing too well by all accounts. Stuck in the southern general and getting an op this morning.

Are you aloud to play competitive games after breaking your jaw??? My brothers mate isnt aloud to play any kind of competitive game

He lost 3 front teeth and broke his jaw in 2 places, if my reports were correct..

Went for a 50/50 with Kane Hemmings and got a knee in the face. He's not doing too well by all accounts. Stuck in the southern general and getting an op this morning.

Shame , i hope the lad gets better soon

Never mind, credit to the boys for making club history in getting as far as they did.