Now the term "gypsy" has been banned maybe it's time we came up with a new nickname for our somethimes rather unfriendly, garbage eating, rat faced neighbours. Someone has already mentioned calling them "Slumdogs", which is alright, but what about "the rednecks"? or "The Fortune Tellers"? I know, I know, these are rubbish, so does anyone have any of their own ideas?

W*nkers

Now the term "gypsy" has been banned maybe it's time we came up with a new nickname for our somethimes rather unfriendly, garbage eating, rat faced neighbours. Someone has already mentioned calling them "Slumdogs", which is alright, but what about "the rednecks"? or "The Fortune Tellers"? I know, I know, these are rubbish, so does anyone have any of their own ideas?

Who cares what the feck we call them.

Shouldn't we start to worry about how the feck we are going to get out of this league?

"The Fortune tellers" sounds like the name of some sort of hippy style band.

But we need to get bragging rights before we can think of new wisecracks to use against our enemies.

how about we call them 'better than us'

FFS. We are very nearly in the relegation zone in the first division. Get a grip. I would be quite happy to embrace County supporters with open arms if it meant we could win some points!!! I don't care where County are at the end of the season but I DO care about OUR team Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Someone has already mentioned calling them "Slumdogs", which is alright

Because of the term's close association with India, it is now considered racist and anyone using it will be banned for life and jailed for 10 years. Probably.

Promotion contenders ?

Top team in the Highlands ?

Pride of The Highlands?

A well managed and well run football club.

Fools, for appointment Brewster.

Someone has already mentioned calling them "Slumdogs", which is alright

Because of the term's close association with India, it is now considered racist and anyone using it will be banned for life and jailed for 10 years. Probably.

And the fact that one of County's most famous managers was born there...?