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At least the announcer today is an ICTFC fan!

I'll pass on your comments.

Thought the announcer was fabulous today! Loved the who let the dogs out. Couldn't believe what I was hearing lol. (Creep creep lol)

Go on Dougal, i'll have a wee bite. Yer inference that there is any real bigotry in the Dundee support is at least 30 years out of date. I accept the origins of the use of "the Derry" were from a different time when a misguided and less enlightened generation hung on to the coat tails of West coast led bigotry, but was thankfully short lived, and quickly fizzled out.The term is now survives merely as a term of reference for the singing section that sits in the Dens road area.Ulster numbers?? you'll need to enlighten me! Head down to Dundee on Sunday pre derby and enter any pub where you will see supporters of both clubs mingling in every one and trouble will be very rare. Come along to TCS for the Dundee game and i'll mebbes even get you a pint! I wouldn't be stupid enough to say there would never be trouble when you mix opposing groups of football supporters ( we all have some hotheads ) and alcohol, but this sort of control allows a better than average chance of success where banter and bevvy can be enjoyed instead of the the stringent cattle like herding of all supporters that is eroding the match day experience for all.

Just found out that 28,000 from Swindon turned out to see 'Jer-man' fron x f***er sing a song . Sad thing is that only 3,400ish bothered to turn out, for a team playing some of the best football in the league, today??!!

i am in north stand, did not understand a word he said all day. what was he saying

The steward has no more legal right to insist om rummaging through your bag than I do. It is a common misconcoception among football stewards and door stewards at bars and nightclubs that they have greater rights in this regard than ordinary members of the public. They are wrong.

I don't think they are allowed to put their hands inside your bag.

Yep, fantastic all round today. The Big Four of Warren, Meekings, Draper and Tudor-Jones were immense again today (and I am ashamed to say I had my doubts early on in the season). Ross Draper is a real football player (the new Paul Cherry?) and Billy Mackay must be the fittest player around, does he plug himself into the national grid before games? Respect to Tony Reguero too, geat save at a crucial moment. Ritchie, you've always put your body on the line for the team but take care wi the auld fizzer. Rock On Inverness!!

Thanks for that I just didnt think about getting her number but I will try to find out the rules by next home game. .Put a yellow jacket on them and the power goes to their heads

No thanks......what we've got is well settled and improving all the time. We dont need to upset the cart by trying to fit something else in. Besides, three points of top of the league, two cups and european football next season. Who'd want to leave?

Dominant. Rampant. Simple. Foran fantastic amazing sexy.

Stats says 8 shots for us vs 1 for Hibs... seems a great game!! Crossing my finger (and everithing else!!)

Ross Draper makes it 1-0 !

I struggled a bit to follow the dialect there, but the bit about King Billy killing Catholics is a bit out of order if you ask me.

Here ya Go Yngwie, pick the sectarian bones oota this.......... Em a Dee ema dee em a dee thul eh deh if eh dinnae see meh dees well eh’ll shairly creh if eh said eh liked yinitit now that wid be a leh em a Dee em a dee em a dee thul eh deh When eh go and see the Dees ehm aywis on a heh meh hert is goin 90’s an eh think ehm gonna fleh mibby its jist hertburn we eating too much pez ema Dee ema dee ema dee thul eh deh Em a proud Dee and am no ain fur the lez but one day the Dark Blues will win the precious prez it might tak a whiley or a hundred different whez but eh’ll wait coz their great ema Dee tuhl eh deh ema Dee ema dee ema dee thul eh deh Ema Dee ema dee ema dee thul eh deh if eh dinnae see meh dees well eh’ll shairly creh if eh said eh liked yinitit now that wid be a leh ema Dee em a dee em a dee thul eh deh Ema Dee em a dee em a dee thul eh deh if eh dinnae see meh dees well eh’ll shairly creh if eh said eh liked the arabs now that wid be a leh em a Dee em a dee em a dee thul eh deh

Tickets bought. Cannae wait.

Not often you see that phrase! For me, one of the highlights of going to Dens (apart from seeing ICT's numerous goals) is the tannoy blasting out the wonderful "Ehm eh Dee ehm eh Dee ehm eh Dee till eh deh...." Hopefully there aren't any sectarian undertones to it

In these PC times yer probly correct Dougal,many do argue that point and the more PC refer to the "South Enclosure" but most "Derry Boys" keep it alive and kicking as they genuinely know there are NO connotations whatsoever. Also , "Hello,Hello we are the South Enclosure boy's" disnae have the same ring to it.The Derry Rhumba is just a daft celebration carry on and i haven't heard Derry's Walls sung in well over 30 years,that doesn't mean it never was. As i was sayin,in the 70's, The Sash and Derry's walls were amongst a catalogue of backnumbers regularly belted out. Some did try to manufacture a perceived religious divide between us and Yenited, but the good folk of Dundee were too smart to allow a dangerous wedge to be driven between what are often inter family rivalries in the City and the notion quickly withered on the vine. There are still a lot who want to jump onto any offended bus they can catch, but sometimes there really is "nothing to see here"

I think we should spend the money on a monorail from the train station to the ground. This is in no way influenced by The Simpsons.

Not sure I understand the "meh" attitude from some people right now. Fully appreciate that cost will be a factor for some and work/kids/travel etc preventing others....but surely if those things aren't an issue and you're a fan then you wouldn't want to be missing out on anything that involves the team right now. I can see us getting to the end of this season and a lot of fans having a lot of regrets because, through choice, they missed out on much of it. Guys and Girls....it's not going to last forever, certainly not if people don't support the tea/club when they are on a high. Get yer erse down there (if able) and cheer on the lads.

Sorry mate but having seen the scorch marks on the grass they were not harmless. I must agree with Dougal on this. There is no place for any pyrotechnics in our game. I have a friend who was badly burned by similar smoke bombs and I dont want to see that happen to any of our fans, All it takes is for the thrower to mis-throw and someone gets burned. Those weren't scorch marks, they were just powder residue as the items used were "cold-burning". In saying that, the stewards etc are not to know straight off what the item was, or how safe/unsafe it was to approach and dispose of it...and as such need to treat all such items in the same manner, and that includes dealing with the person/s responsible in the same fashion (if caught). Members of Caley Jags Together board have spoken with the clubs safety officer and whilst we don't know who it was, we've passed around a message about the consequences of being caught and believe they have reached the necessary ears. Just so everybody knows...if you are caught in possession of and/or deploying such items at a football match, then not only are you risking a weekend in the cells, you risk a custodial sentence from the courts. You can argue the rights and wrongs of that all you like...that is the facts of the matter and it's not the clubs or stewards who impose these rules/laws, it's the police and courts. You've had your "fun", fortunately nobody was hurt/injured (never mind any risk of burning and I wouldn't fancy being hit by an object that size) and you were lucky not to have been caught (yet)....but don't push your luck and let's not have a repeat of it. ICT is riding high at the moment and there's so much to be positive about that it's almost dreamlike. We don't want/need anything tarnishing that.

It is easily Saturday's for me. Nothing else has come even close. Infact I'm pretty sure that it's my favorite single goal since Paul Ritchie scored the 3rd vs St Johnstone. It's our first ever Scottish Cup game against our biggest rivals, in Dingwall. Our fans had been singing all day and the atmosphere in our end was incredible. In contrast there was hardly a sound coming from the collection of traveling folk and farmers supposedly supporting the Highland's second team and we looked by far the better team. With 5 mins to go we are leading 2-1 and looking comfortable, job done, but then disaster strikes: Vigurs off all people scores with a huge deflection and in the third minute of injury time they get a dodgy free kick out wide which somehow we don't defend and they have put us out. The shadows are delirious. Vigurs is the happiest man in Scotland (he has his revenge and he gleefully gestures to us all to show it). Adams is hugging everyone in in sight and jumping for joy (he's as happy as himself in his barn). And fecking Tokely, Ross Tokely 'club legend', a man upset at a wee bit off booing last month, is running around like he has won the Champions League, his joy at ICT's exit from the cup at the hands of county evident in his moronic grinning face. Everyone is gutted, the look of delight on the gudgies faces is truly awful and the thought off heading back to the mallard for 2 hours until the next train is horrific. But then out of nowhere we have kicked off and OTJ has unleashed a strike from what seems like 40 yards out and we have a corner. 95 mins gone though so no chance surely? Yes chance. Corner comes in, someone heads it, Tokley has lost Foran, I can't see what the hell is is happening but the players are peeling away and the tinks are silent, OH MY GOD GOAL!!!!! Bedlam in our stand, tears in the others. Tokely is truly devastated, Adams' daft wee baby face is contorted in pain and we are still in the cup. THE HIGHLANDS ARE OURS!

Brewster in injury time at home to Hearts for 2-1 in September 2007. The significance was that we had lost our first 6 games of the season (when Christie quit) and it wasn't looking good again when we went a goal down. We pummelled them in the 2nd half and got an equaliser, then after 86 minutes the new manager brought himself on. He volleyed that cross in so hard I think it would have taken my head off if the net hadn't been there. A goal which gave us hope and confidence and a rather hyper journey home.

In the 2009/10 promotion run in, 6 games from the end we were dropping points at home to Raith, 3-3, until a certain Richie Foran fired home in the 94th minute. Delirium.

Cant see the hibees beating us by that score.