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

Edited April 6, 201313 yr by SMEE

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.

Very true,  St Mirren were talking about Europe at the start of the season, Hibs  were high up the table and failed to make a top six, Kilmarnock looked like they had done enough to make top 6 and get chucked out, literally in the last minute.

 

Theres one important thing that I would like to highlight,  we are all  ICT fans,  there are only 5 games left of a great season   which will end before we know it so remember to turn up in numbers at the remaining matches  and enjoy the final games,   what will be will be.

 

If you want you can be a mathematician, an analyst, a football pundit, or a misery,

the singers seem to have the most fun but remember to enjoy supporting ICT,

Its still been a great season what ever happens, what will be will be.

The goal difference could also be crucial as teams are going to take points off each other and let's hope that the abundance of draws continue. Just think where we would be if we took away the games against Motherwell ??

7 points would almost guarentee it especially if the wins were against County and St J

Our points won so far this season from the teams in our next five fixtures are:-

 

Celtic 3 (3A)

Motherwell 0 

St Jonestone 3 (2 H; 1A)

Ross County 7 (6H; 1A)

Dundee Utd 5 (4H; 1A)