St johnstone v Rangers at McDiarmid park has been postponed due to weather conditions.

Does this now mean sundays game is a major doubt?

Id say yes. McDiarmid park seems extremely unreliable as soon as a teaspoon of water hits the turf.

I'm not very optimistic it will go ahead but hopefully with the thaw in the next few days the pitch might soften up and the game will hopefully go ahead.

If it does go ahead is it pay at the gate? Anyone know how much tickets are?

If it does go ahead is it pay at the gate? Anyone know how much tickets are?

It is a pay at the gate game.

However the price of tickets im not sure.

Id say yes. McDiarmid park seems extremely unreliable as soon as a teaspoon of water hits the turf.

It has nothing to do with the turf. It never has. It's always the police that call it off for the 'surrounding areas'. The turf is in perfect condition. Trust me.

surrounding areas might be unsuitable for the amount of fans rangers would bring but im sure it would be ok for us

surrounding areas might be unsuitable for the amount of fans rangers would bring but im sure it would be ok for us

Sensible post.

It was the same with the United game for Saints when that was called off. They also would've brought a huge crowd to McDiarmid. How many Caley fans will travel? Will the trains be back to normal?

surrounding areas might be unsuitable for the amount of fans rangers would bring but im sure it would be ok for us

Sensible post.

It was the same with the United game for Saints when that was called off. They also would've brought a huge crowd to McDiarmid. How many Caley fans will travel? Will the trains be back to normal?

With it being our nearest away game i think we could be looking at 100 - 150 ICT fans .

surrounding areas might be unsuitable for the amount of fans rangers would bring but im sure it would be ok for us

Sensible post.

It was the same with the United game for Saints when that was called off. They also would've brought a huge crowd to McDiarmid. How many Caley fans will travel? Will the trains be back to normal?

With it being our nearest away game i think we could be looking at 100 - 150 ICT fans .

Surely you will bring more than that?

Think that he meant 1500 Bob - pitch should br Perf - ect.

A friend just left this on my face book:

"Passed the car park today when in Perth and it has at least 4 inches of solid ice which I can't see shifting in the next 5 days not to mention the flooded roundabout beside the entrance which has about a foot and a half of water and building with nowhere to go."

Doesn't look good!!! Hopefully it will be sorted by Sunday!

A friend just left this on my face book:

"Passed the car park today when in Perth and it has at least 4 inches of solid ice which I can't see shifting in the next 5 days not to mention the flooded roundabout beside the entrance which has about a foot and a half of water and building with nowhere to go."

Doesn't look good!!! Hopefully it will be sorted by Sunday!

Bollocks! The car park is not the problem! Because of the small numbers travelling the police would not make this an issue. It's the nature of the surrounding streets which pose the problems. With United and Rangers having huge travelling support the the police were concerned where to park them all not to mentionn thousands walikng on icy and unconventional streets. This is clearly not to be expected with the Inverness Jags.

unconventional streets

unconventional streets

What's so baffling? I'm not saying I agree, but at this time of year that is how the police would look upon it.

A friend just left this on my face book:

"Passed the car park today when in Perth and it has at least 4 inches of solid ice which I can't see shifting in the next 5 days not to mention the flooded roundabout beside the entrance which has about a foot and a half of water and building with nowhere to go."

Doesn't look good!!! Hopefully it will be sorted by Sunday!

Bollocks! The car park is not the problem! Because of the small numbers travelling the police would not make this an issue. It's the nature of the surrounding streets which pose the problems. With United and Rangers having huge travelling support the the police were concerned where to park them all not to mentionn thousands walikng on icy and unconventional streets. This is clearly not to be expected with the Inverness Jags.

Are you saying bollocks because there isn't any ice on the car park and I must be making it up or because having the car park covered in ice wouldn't be a problem?!

A friend just left this on my face book:

"Passed the car park today when in Perth and it has at least 4 inches of solid ice which I can't see shifting in the next 5 days not to mention the flooded roundabout beside the entrance which has about a foot and a half of water and building with nowhere to go."

Doesn't look good!!! Hopefully it will be sorted by Sunday!

Bollocks! The car park is not the problem! Because of the small numbers travelling the police would not make this an issue. It's the nature of the surrounding streets which pose the problems. With United and Rangers having huge travelling support the the police were concerned where to park them all not to mentionn thousands walikng on icy and unconventional streets. This is clearly not to be expected with the Inverness Jags.

Are you saying bollocks because there isn't any ice on the car park and I must be making it up or because having the car park covered in ice wouldn't be a problem?!

I'm saying bollocks because the game was called off because of the roads and not the car park. There is tiny little pieces of white on the car park but it's certainly not inches of anything which your friend has so unreliably informed you. I see it every single day and the car park is fine.

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

Praise from a tractorman.....whatever next

By the way I live a few hundred yards from McDairmid

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

Praise from a tractorman.....whatever next

By the way I live a few hundred yards from McDairmid

Where about? The funny thing is I know an Alex McLeod. He drinks in the Sports And Social club. He's originally a Northern chap.

It's a small world...

It's a small world...

It is in Inverness if you're a Scotsman!

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

Praise from a tractorman.....whatever next

By the way I live a few hundred yards from McDairmid

You maybe live a hundred yards from it but you can't spell the place correctly!

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

Praise from a tractorman.....whatever next

By the way I live a few hundred yards from McDairmid

You maybe live a hundred yards from it but you can't spell the place correctly!

Sorry bout that. Spelling is not my strongest point but now that i've looked into it properly I realise its MACDERMIDDEN. Incidently I'm not the Alex MacLeod you know and I live in Letham (The posh part)

Edited December 30, 201014 yr by Alex MacLeod

This has nothing to do with the pitch nor with the carpark. This is about Taysides finest not wanting to police the games. Same Chief Constable made the decision in Dundee as in Perth. The CC is frightened he'll be sued if one of his foot soldiers slips and hurts himself or gets hit by a car cos he has to walk on the road seeing as the pavements have been piled high with snow.. Nothing to do with fans falling about.

As for sunday, assuming no more snow and the present thaw continuing I cant see any reason for it being called of.

Everything of this statement I agree with. This is sensible posting.

Praise from a tractorman.....whatever next

By the way I live a few hundred yards from McDairmid

You maybe live a hundred yards from it but you can't spell the place correctly!

Sorry bout that. Spelling is not my strongest point but now that i've looked into it properly I realise its MACDERMIDDEN. Incidently I'm not the Alex MacLeod you know and I live in Letham (The posh part)

That'll be the same MACDERMIDDEN that has 4 stands in use, proper training facilities and toilets within the stands and not some ramshackle portaloo for everyone to use?

The posh part of Letham? Now you are having a laugh! Letham is now the official junkie capital of Perth! There are no posh parts!