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I would like to see us called Premiership regulars and twice winners of the Scottish Cup.7 points
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Good to see Cammy, Robbie and Roddy called up for the friendlies next month. Also nice to see Daniel in the squad to, even if the SFA cocked up and has him down as a Caley player and not Hibs. u21 call ups for Caley Jags four “And similarly, the work John Robertson and his staff have put in to further develop the boys and transition them from the Academy into first team players and stand outs at that, has been exceptional. Robbie Deas has also come into the ICT team this season and has been exceptional from start to finish, even playing out of position and excelling at left ba6 points
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Stay. Testimonial year. Treat our legends with the respect they deserve.6 points
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The cynic in me thinks its ST renewal time. However any improved communication welcome6 points
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Thanks for the kind words. I collected the top today from Keith Haggart at the club shop and I am delighted to have it. Good luck to Cameron Harper next season and in the future.6 points
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Patience is needed. No need for knee jerk reactions. No player is more important than our club. More about wanting to play for us, than us being desperate to have them.5 points
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None off the ex County players for me it was only at the last minute that they played to keep them in the premier league "not good enough " I would rather stick with our young players5 points
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Greater representation of Highland and Lowland League teams is most welcome. Reserve of Youth teams of Premiership clubs though should have no place in this tournament.5 points
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It might have been The Broons4 points
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It means that Roy Macgregor has decided that wherever Yogi goes 'exploring' next it won't be in the Easter Ross area.4 points
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Goal Compilation that I bashed out this evening.4 points
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나는 당신과 동의합니다4 points
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But is the club big enough for two Lionels, Nessie and Messi?4 points
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Reverse the situation … If Brad had commented on him in the media in a similar fashion would that be venomous? or would we applaud him for winding up our local rivals? Its all about perspective …. Was Charlie Christie venomous when he asked Bone the score and set him off on a course of events that got him issued multiple red cards? We all thought it hilarious. Were some of the comments about Derek Adams from our support about him 'seething' venomous? Nope, also hilarious from our point of view. Was Vigurs venomous in that famous picture of him giving fans the V sign? The fans got on his case3 points
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Deal or no Deal After a season that promised so much, went tit's up then almost recovered in time to make the play-offs, we head into season 2021-2022 without some familiar faces but also some new ones as we continue our drive to get back to the Premiership. Are the cards on the table or have some already played their hand. So far Tom Walsh is the first 'new player' to sign on, let's hope there's plenty more to come. *This page will be updated as new contracts are announced* The Boss: Neil McCann filled in for John Robertson with help from Billy Dodds when R3 points -
Tremendous experience for the lads to have had no matter how much game time they got which should boost their confidence and benefit us greatly. Couldn't be a better advertisement for tempting young talent to our club - a grand job by all involved in the Academy youth development, well done all 👏3 points
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Dan Mackay tripped for a penalty in today’s 3-2 win over NI.3 points
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Who knows. Maybe in another six years we will be appearing in cup finals and competing in Europe once again. The good thing about being a football fan is that, no matter how disappointing the season that has gone before has been, we start each new season full of hope and optimism.3 points
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One of the very top for unfulfilled potential.3 points
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Would certainly be great to see Graeme Shinnie back at the stadium, along with Wayne Rooney.3 points
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Can Thistle get a new head coach too please?3 points
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A great credit to our youth coaches and the boys themselves. We have done all right over the years trawling the English lower leagues and non league for talent but, for all sorts of reasons, developing our own talent is by far the better option.3 points
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Why go for the ‘new Foran’ when they could get the original? Please? 😀3 points
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A pretty exceptional achievement for a second tier club to have four boys named in the Under 21 squad. I can't imagine this has happened too many times in the past. I just hope that this encourages the club to continue to invest in the Academy and that we can see more local boys breaking into the first team and hopefully gaining international recognition. Well done to Charlie and the Academy staff for continuing to unearth and nurture talent given the fairly limited resources at their disposal.3 points
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Looks like it's going to be a very competitive league next season with no clear favourites to go up or down. Question marks over how Hamilton and Kilmarnock will cope with the drop, especially with the news that Killie are to shed so many of their squad, and whether Ayr and Arbroath can maintain the level they've been playing at. I would imagine that after the scare of the relegation play-off Morton will be pushing a bit harder next season. The Fifers will both rate their chances quite highly, while both QotS and Partick should be in the mix and pose a threat. I don't think any of th3 points
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No need to worry on that front. John Hughes didnt even wait until he parted company with the club before burning those bridges. He did that by picking a public argument with the board and the then chairman by arguing through his friends in the football media at a time when he had just been given a new contract making him the highest paid manager in our history armed with a player budget, by a considerable margin, the largest in our history, that he should be given yet more money that we didnt have.3 points
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You are right Dundee would not have been promoted without him!3 points
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Quite agree about the involvement of the Colts teams Jack but I was never a fan of including clubs from the other countries. It was a bit of a novelty but I thought it tended to devalue the tournament, despite the quality of the teams taking part. It is after all a Scottish tournament and think the addition of the Lowland and Highland league clubs is an improvement.3 points
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The answer to that may well become clearer in the next week or so with the appointment of our new head coach. Get it right and there is no reason why we can't regain our place in the Premiership. Get it wrong and we could well find ourselves unchained from the Championship in a very different and much less palatable direction. A big and very important decision to be made very soon.3 points
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I am sure that the fans will be watching closely to see whether this is indeed genuine rather than a cynical ploy to sell season tickets. Mr Gardiner has not proved to be the best communicator so far in his tenure. However, we know that John Robertson has genuine empathy for the fans and is an excellent communicator. Given that he no longer has the burden of coaching responsibilities, perhaps this is a role he could perform as part of his new remit.3 points
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Pleased to read that we at least offered Neil McCann the job. That shows ambition despite our constrained financial circumstances. Proper, constructive and regular communication between the board and the fans is welcome and long overdue. Let's hope that there is a sincere commitment to that and not something that they are merely paying lip service to.3 points
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I must say that it was a very good interview so well done to the club and Scot Gardiner :-). Very promising that foreign coaches have applied for the job3 points
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Like others I wonder how we can afford a sporting director on top of a chief executive when we had the begging bowl out 2 years ago. Glad Robbo is fit to come back. I did think some ambassador role would suit him to a tee. With a sporting director I assume we are bringing in an inexperienced first team coach. Whoever we get needs imho a good contacts book for young loan deals. That was the one area McCann definitely outshone Robbo.3 points
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It's just a disgrace and I feel sorry for the decent folk in Glasgow that had to keep clear of the city centre yesterday. I am not surprised that the club has not responded!3 points
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The police, the public and politicians have rightly and vocally condemned the appalling scenes of 'celebration' witnessed in Glasgow yesterday. As for a reaction from the club, the silence from Ibrox has been deafening.3 points
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I’d take Fisher back, even as back up for Toddy. I assume Storey will depart so, with Sutherland, he would give us three front men, with Sutherland also able to play in the number 10 role. He did well when given game time in our relegation season and seemed to have a good work ethic on the pitch. He has had little game time at Exeter this season but a move could well suit him and us.3 points
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Can someone please explain to me how a bang average/mid table Championship side with limited apparent revenue streams can afford a CEO, Sporting Director and Head Coach? Unless someone has emerged, unannounced, from the shadows and injected a serous wedge into the club in an attempt to buy our way out of the Championship how on earth can we justify this kind of outlay? I just don't get it.....answers on a postcard please.3 points
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It will be a battle of the out of control hair with Carson and Walsh in the same team.2 points
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We’ve signed experienced Italian, Andrea Bocelli. I’ve never seen him play but we could certainly do with someone vocal on the pitch.2 points
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Can't blame him. A decent player for us but we have lost far better and more influential in the past and replaced them.2 points
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Good news. Now he can get on with beefing up the squad for next season. Good luck and welcome Billy.2 points
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Saw the new advert for Old Jamaica Ginger Beer, and it looks to me like David Carson has a new sideline 😛2 points
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Very harsh words indeed. Ross Draper was a very good servant to our club over many years for whom many of us still have very fond memories.2 points
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Got to laugh though!2 points
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Great entertainment team. You,ve brought a wee bit of cheer to an extraordinary season.2 points
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The St Johnstone legend that is Shaun Rooney...................two national cup competition wins - two goals. Amazing achievement.2 points
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A team with no bigger a fan base that ours from a city no longer than ours has comfortably remained in the Premiership and won both domestic cup tournaments. There is no reason to accept mid table Championship mediocrity.2 points
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I would have him back assuming he would be willing to return within our current pay structure. He was badly treated the last time he was at the club and a return could well prove much more fruitful for both parties than his first spell.2 points
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We have time to get this appointment right, no need for hasty decisions.2 points
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Deal or No Deal
tm4tj posted an article in News 2021-22,
Deal or No Deal: After a season that promised so much, went tit's up then almost recovered in time to make the play-offs, we head into season 2021-2022 without some familiar faces but also some new ones as we continue our drive to get back to the Premiership. Are the cards on the table or have some already played their hand. So far Tom Walsh is the first 'new player' to sign on, let's hope there's plenty more to come.-
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It's Doddsy
tm4tj posted an article in News 2021-22,
After a great run towards the end of last season, Billy Dodds has been appointed as the new head coach at Inverness Caledonian Thistle with John Robertson now upstairs as Sporting Director on his return after compassionate leave. Dodds assisted Neil McCann whilst Robbo was unavailable and just failed to guide the team to a play-off slot after what had become a difficult season on and off the pitch.-
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Apply Within
tm4tj posted an article in News 2020-21,
APPLY WITHIN: The application forms are already in the post as Inverness Caledonian Thistle are searching for a new head coach after it was revealed that John Robertson is returning, but his new title will be Sporting Director. That leaves his former position of Football Manager/Head Coach up for grabs after interim manager Neil McCann left the post at the end of the season.-
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Inverness CT 2-2 Ayr United - Report
tm4tj posted an article in Reports 2020-21,
Season ends in stalemate: Inverness opened the scoring early through Daniel Mackay in the sixth minute. We were unable to build on that and Ayr levelled before the break when Aaron Muirhead converted a penalty after Baird went down in the box. Level at the break but Sean Welsh bagged a penalty two minutes into the second half only for United to level again through Josh Todd. No further scoring but results elsewhere meant that Ayr were safe and Dundee jumped above Raith Rovers to finish second.-
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Football Unites against discrimination
Scotty posted a topic in Caley Thistle,
Governing and league bodies across both the men’s and women’s games join forces with clubs to cease activity on social media from 15:00 BST on Friday 30 April to 23:59 BST on Monday 3 May. Not sure if this was aimed at supporter sites and their social media channels, but in the interests of solidarity and because we wholeheartedly support this initiative, we will also cease any and all social media posts from tomorrow until Tuesday. The forum will operate as normal, we just wont be promoting anything to our FB/Twitter etc.
#ICTFC #CTO #FootballUnites https://bit.ly/3gWO29k-
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