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6pts needed for European Footie?

I was just looking at the table. i reckon if we can get 6 pts from the next 15 (easily acheivable) then we should make history and get into europe. IF IF IF, we get them 6 pts, that will put us on 57 pts. St Johnstone our nearest threat can now only reach a maximum of 61 pts...should they WIN all their remaining games. I cant seem them doing it. And C*unty are *****...so they dont figure in this at all :P

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Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

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Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

Well, that is contrary to what was said on Sky Sports. However...i dont pretend to know one way or the other for sure

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Found this on SPL site

 

~ If the Scottish Cup winners have qualified for the Champions League, then the SPL third-placed club enters at QR4, the fourth-placed club enters in QR3 and the cup runners-up enter in QR2.

 

Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

Well, that is contrary to what was said on Sky Sports. However...i dont pretend to know one way or the other for sure

 

 

Found this on SPL site

 

~ If the Scottish Cup winners have qualified for the Champions League, then the SPL third-placed club enters at QR4, the fourth-placed club enters in QR3 and the cup runners-up enter in QR2.

 

I may well be wrong but in 2010, Motherwell got a European slot because both the winners and runners up of the SC had already qualified for Euro competition. One less place up for grabs so I assumed it would be St Mirren. Gretna played in Europe without winning SC? This is hurting my brain, away for a lie down now.

Mirren beating Well and Dee beating Killie. Would like to see Dons sneak a win and add them to the last 5 games.

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Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

Well, that is contrary to what was said on Sky Sports. However...i dont pretend to know one way or the other for sure

 

 

>Found this on SPL site

 

~ If the Scottish Cup winners have qualified for the Champions League, then the SPL third-placed club enters at QR4, the fourth-placed club enters in QR3 and the cup runners-up enter in QR2.

 

I may well be wrong but in 2010, Motherwell got a European slot because both the winners and runners up of the SC had already qualified for Euro competition. One less place up for grabs so I assumed it would be St Mirren. Gretna played in Europe without winning SC? This is hurting my brain, away for a lie down now.

 

I dunno....but, it seems for the good of Scottish hopes in europe, by way of number of teams competing (and to increase ICT's chance of getting into Europa Cup) we need Cellic to win scottish cup

Boulding scored - was he not released by Killie at Xmas - if same then that's Karma :-)

Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

 

 

Oh...and we should be rooting for Cellic to win the Scottish Cup, coz if they do...i beLIEve that 4th spot in SPL will also qualify for europe

 

No and no.

 

If the Scottish Cup winners have already qualified for the Champions League, the Europa League place is handed to the runners-up, and if the winners have already qualified for the Europa League, the Europa League place is given to the fourth placed SPL club.

 

Unless Celtic fail to win the league, St. Mirren appear to be going to Europe next season. :ohmy:

 

Doh! That's the league cup the midden are in the final of. Lost interest when we went out to Killie.

 

However if Utd. win the SC and finish top 3 then either way 4th in SPL will go to Europe.

In simple terms, the cup runners up if the winner have qualified for Europe get nothing. Used to be that they got into Europe but not any more.  Rule was changed after Gretna, Queen of the South and another lower league team got into Europe.  Gretna interestingly never beat a SPL team on their way to the final and got Europe so the rule was deemed unfair.  IF Celtic win the cup then the European spot goes to the 4th place team.  The League Cup winners St Mirren get nothing apart from the trophy. Soooooo come on Celtic...............

 

Obviously unless we're secure in 3rd and County are 4th, in which case come on everyone else!!!!

I think all three teams below us are inconsistent, especially United. 6 points will def do it.

In simple terms, the cup runners up if the winner have qualified for Europe get nothing. Used to be that they got into Europe but not any more.  Rule was changed after Gretna, Queen of the South and another lower league team got into Europe.  Gretna interestingly never beat a SPL team on their way to the final and got Europe so the rule was deemed unfair.  IF Celtic win the cup then the European spot goes to the 4th place team.  The League Cup winners St Mirren get nothing apart from the trophy. Soooooo come on Celtic...............

 

Obviously unless we're secure in 3rd and County are 4th, in which case come on everyone else!!!!

If I'm right they also get a fiver!

I really don't get the anti County pish on here, it's not like they've ever really been our rivals at all. It's nice that a wee local team can share success with us.

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I really don't get the anti County pish on here, it's not like they've ever really been our rivals at all. It's nice that a wee local team can share success with us.

My dislike for them harks back to the Old Highland League days. There was a healthy dislike between Caley and County fans. 

I agree that 6 points will be enough for Europe and secure 3rd and on 4th making Europe, we don't need to worry about that ;-).

How does this affect fixtures, I worked our that we'd be away to Celtic, County, Saints and Dundee U and home to Motherwell but think I am wrong.

Been a great season :ictscarf: :ictscarf:.

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How does this affect fixtures, I worked our that we'd be away to Celtic, County, Saints and Dundee U and home to Motherwell but think I am wrong.

 

 

We'll have a minumum of 2 home games, so we'll end up playing someone for a 3rd time at TCS.

SMEE! thats £5 for the Jar for mentioning Pre-ICT business! lol

Only two games left then for the peeps of Inverness-shire (and beyond) to see the best ICT team to date - home to Celtic or County would be good for the coffers :wink:

Only two games left then for the peeps of Inverness-shire (and beyond) to see the best ICT team to date - home to Celtic or County would be good for the coffers :wink:

Don't think there's any way we'll be at home to County for a third time - although Mr Adams would certainly seethe if it was to happen!!!

I think seethe would seethe beyond kenny shiels' ability

As Killie demonstrated nothing is easy in football. When we were relegated we were 'nearly safe'. We never made it. As Lomas said the point in Inverness was potentially crucial. Equally it may have been crucial for us because we used to have a habit of seeking wins as opposed to draws and losing games we should have won. Expect a tough 5 games with some mixed emotions.

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