As the games hot up and the European chase and RC game looms closer, James Manson's story made me a bit more philosophical this weekend.

The West Highland Free Press http://www.whfp.com/2013/05/03/determined-james-vows-to-go-the-extra-mile/ story might not be picked up by all in Sneck, but it seems his choice of attire might be of interest...

I sincerely hope there is warm welcome for him when he arrives, or even a guard of honour I take my hat off to this man.

 

I'd like to see him go home wearing his ICT top having been converted.  

Good luck to him

Best of luck - a brave man in more ways than one

What an amazing spirit.  We all wish him the very best in his future. Living with a severe disability or even just constant pain can be a terrible trial.

 

Kind regards to this gentleman .I hope he enjoys the game against Ross County. For him a hard fought draw would be a bonus.

Any other day I would gladly give him a win! But this could go to the wire! I hope he gets a great welcome!

When we're really up against it, we become what we should be all the time. 

 

3 months to live and still here two years later, some guts. 

 

All the best to him - still got a sense of humour too. Nice touch with the shirt. If he is introduced to the crowd I do hope all ICT fans give him a big hand. Respect.

James succesfully completed his walk today and was in great spirits when we met him pre match. 

 

Well done Sir!     

£7,000 was raised for the MacMillan Suite at Raigmore Hospital.  James' iniital target was £1,000. 

 

 

           

 

http://www.whfp.com/2013/05/24/cancer-survivor-james-walk-rewarded-with-staggies-win/

So much respect for this. Well done sir.

What a truly remarkable fellow. :clapping: :clapping:

Ahead of the fans clash tomorrow it's great to see something that brings the fans closer together. I for one was proud to be part of the guard of honour to welcome onto the GES pitch last weekend