Away to County

9 minutes ago, MorayJaggie said:

There you go everyone wanting it on tv. Monday 11th at 19.15 kick off.???????????

I see a number of posts suggesting it might be on TV. I don't see any posts wanting it to be on TV.

Tv putting pounds before fans in this case. See the stenhousemuir/Aberdeen v Dundee/queen of the South being shown on the Sunday. Why couldn't the highland derby be shown on the Sunday? North teams being treated like 2nd class citizens to the potential all premiership tie. And when was the last time there was a cup tie shown on a February Monday night? Anyone else thinking this will end up same as the Ayr game being called off 40 mins before due to bad weather?

Cup on bbc Monday  evening

1 hour ago, MorayJaggie said:

Tv putting pounds before fans in this case. See the stenhousemuir/Aberdeen v Dundee/queen of the South being shown on the Sunday. Why couldn't the highland derby be shown on the Sunday? North teams being treated like 2nd class citizens to the potential all premiership tie. And when was the last time there was a cup tie shown on a February Monday night? Anyone else thinking this will end up same as the Ayr game being called off 40 mins before due to bad weather?

I feel and agree with your sentiment but I doubt it'll be called off barring a snow storm, with the money from the game RC can afford to have the undersoil heating on should it be needed.

It's not so much tv putting pounds before fans but the SFA, if they had any balls about them they'd stand their ground and make tv work for it rather than just give it away but they always run scared.

To be fair the clubs will make more from tv money than gate receipts so I understand their position as well.

Monday night bbc cup game

Monday night means I can't go I'm afraid.  Never mind though, there'll be 3 more matches after the County game.

Not so good for working folk, glad I'm retired ?

Should be ok for most locals to attend, although 7.15 is quite sharp.

Or folk with kids after school events meal times bed times etc. 

5 hours ago, Kingsmills said:

Not great for me. Might be watching from the sofa. An extra £83,000 in the coffers.

Hopefully, that means we can bring in at least one more decent addition to the squad before the window closes.

£32,500....https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4867096/SFA-set-slash-lucrative-Scottish-Cup-cash-windfalls.html

The SFA is so corrupt they're putting TV money over the fans. Doubt they've actually seen the streets to get into Dingwall. There's no physical way that road can handle that much traffic on a Monday night...still going to make every attempt to go though. Just record it for a different angle...

18 minutes ago, Jack Waddington said:

The SFA is so corrupt they're putting TV money over the fans. Doubt they've actually seen the streets to get into Dingwall. There's no physical way that road can handle that much traffic on a Monday night...still going to make every attempt to go though. Just record it for a different angle...

Why should it being a Monday night be any worse than any other time - such as a Saturday afternoon?  Believe me, not much happens in Dingwall on a Monday night.

1 hour ago, DoofersDad said:

Monday night means I can't go I'm afraid.  Never mind though, there'll be 3 more matches after the County game.

Four, you're forgetting the quarter final replay ?

23 minutes ago, DoofersDad said:

Why should it being a Monday night be any worse than any other time - such as a Saturday afternoon?  Believe me, not much happens in Dingwall on a Monday night.

Most folk have work the following day for games played on a Monday. 

The games I've seen on my computer between Caley and Ross County have been  great and very good entertainment .  Have a great evening and enjoy. And that includes Moray Jaggie.....

Cheers,, S.P. ............…  in a very cool  Wild West of Canada.

1 minute ago, RiG said:

Most folk have work the following day for games played on a monday

How does working Tuesday affect this adversely?

40 minutes ago, DoofersDad said:

Why should it being a Monday night be any worse than any other time - such as a Saturday afternoon?  Believe me, not much happens in Dingwall on a Monday night.

Not much happens in Dingwall any night 

28 minutes ago, IBM said:

Not much happens in Dingwall any night 

There's banjo club or caravan maintenance...

Don’t see the issue with Monday night, I really like the Monday night and Friday night games. 

The main issue is why it's Monday at all...ties were supposed  to be on the weekend of the 9th/10th. 

Monday 11th ticks neither of those boxes.

I predict a riot.

19 minutes ago, Satan said:

The main issue is why it's Monday at all...ties were supposed  to be on the weekend of the 9th/10th. 

Monday 11th ticks neither of those boxes.

I predict a riot.

Correct 

Dingwall on a Monday night 

Walking though town is quite scary

I am trying to figure out whether Friday or Monday night is better to get bladdered watching footie on the box.

29 minutes ago, Satan said:

The main issue is why it's Monday at all...ties were supposed  to be on the weekend of the 9th/10th. 

Monday 11th ticks neither of those boxes.

I predict a riot.

I would love to predict a no show, make it a visual disaster by having no away support and make it known why. I have made this point many times before, until the SFA and TV companies are told in no uncertain terms that we will not be treated like milk cows, nothing will change. This applies to all supporters of the Scottish game and I would love to see a coordinated push back against these leeches, that the Scottish supporter will not be taken for granted and fall in line with the whims of the TV executives. "Without the fans the game is nothing" Jock Stein

If it's cold or wet or cold & wet the stands will be half empty...ticket holders will stay at home.

Turnout in force sing loud and proud and then watch the recording when you arrive home to savour the victory.

I prefer to look at life Glass half full.