sympathy to his family and friends, R.I.P.

RIP

I can't say I'd heard of the guy but what a really sad story. All ICT fans should read D_B's link.

Oh that is just dreadful, dreadful...

R.I.P.

R.I.P :)

The guys that left him should be ashamed

R.I.P :)

The guys that left him should be ashamed

I see your point but if bringing them down endangers others....

It is normal to leave climbers bodies up there, some have been there for decades

R.I.P :)

The guys that left him should be ashamed

No they should't.

R.I.P :)

The guys that left him should be ashamed

No they should't.

They left a 29 year old blind man to freeze to death scared and alone. I would be feeling pretty ashamed

The guys that left him should be ashamed

I realise that in these sad circumstances, this may not be the place to start an argument, but that remark, no doubt made by someone who knows absolutely nothing about the circumstances, is stupid in the extreme.

R.I.P. I dont think we should jump to conclusions about what happened here. rescues on mt Everest are notorously difficult and Im sure no one would have taken the decision to abandon him easily.

R.I.P. I dont think we should jump to conclusions about what happened here. rescues on mt Everest are notorously difficult and Im sure no one would have taken the decision to abandon him easily.

I'm sure that's right. It sounds that they made every reasonable effort to rescue him and he was only abandoned when it became clear that any further effort was futile and would imperil the rest of the group. Those who engage in extreme altitude mountaineering appreciate the riks and the brutal consequences of such an unfortunate happening.

If I had to die, I suppose there are worse ways to go than at the top of the world doing something I love, not long after I'd seen ICT scale their own Everest.

RIP

Unbelievably sad . R.I.P.

I go to school with the boy's brother and couldn't believe what happened, and feel horrible for the family, especially considering the circumstances.

R.I.P.

Tragic.

RIP

sympathy to his family and friends, R.I.P.

RIP

How very sad. RIP Peter, you died doing what you loved and climbed your biggest mountain and, to do it wearing ICT colours, you put yourself and the club on top of the world.

I hope someone from the club reads this. The least we can do is hold a minutes silence for his passing before the next match.

I hope someone from the club reads this. The least we can do is hold a minutes silence for his passing before the next match.

Good suggestion.

RIP Fella......al wager not too many team colours have made it to the top of the world!

Very sad indeed.

RIP

I hope someone from the club reads this. The least we can do is hold a minutes silence for his passing before the next match.

agreed. very sad news indeed.

I hope someone from the club reads this. The least we can do is hold a minutes silence for his passing before the next match.

Good suggestion.

Agreed and an obituary in the matchday programme would be nice. How many fans really follow their dreams? I admire the man for his drive and commitment.

May his family find some comfort that he died doing what he loved.

very sad news. agree with all the posters who say we should remember his passing in some form at a future match.

I e-mailed Darren tonight with the suggestion. Is Kenny perhaps the man to talk to though Scotty? A fitting tribute would be our first SPL match.

I think Darren will certainly bring it to Kenny's attention if he doesnt already know about it

http://news.scotsman.com/scotland/Scots-cl...left.6334166.jp

'Mr Kinloch, who climbed his first Scottish mountain at the age of two and began bagging Munros a year later, always wore a hat and scarf in the colours of Inverness Caledonian Thistle.'

What an inspiration?