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http://www.amazon.co.uk/5541229-Inverness-Caledonian-Thistle-FC/dp/B001ODEY72/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1355800808&sr=1-1 The ideal gift for all County fans this Christmas

You better watch out And you’ll see Derek cry Prepare for a rout The tantrums will fly Caley Jags are coming to town Caley Jags are coming to town Butch making a plan, And checking it through Before twenty minutes McKay will score two. Caley Jags are coming to town Caley Jags are coming to town Tears they are streaming from Derek again The ref gave the Caley a stonewaller pen Caley Jags are coming to town Caley Jags are coming to town Four nil to the Jaggies On second of Jan Derek in Raigmore cos there’s no Craig Dunain Caley Jags are coming to town Caley Jags are coming to town

Yes, I've simply had un oeuf.

Isn't it about time this thread was ova?

According to the BBC site, Gary Warren has as many goals this season as Tade .

Being blatantly filmed at a football match that - in the grander scheme of things - must be negligible on 'incident' potential is a pathetic waste of police resources. Ever since I got filmed in Inverness (sitting next to a scary CaleyD with his subversive A4 poster) at the time of the Brewster shoe-gate attrocities I realised security at Scottish Football lacked any sense of proportion or professional integrity, let alone customer care in respect of the 'paying public'. It's why I hate visiting TCS. And I'm a shareholder.

Not sure you can blame him for that...!!!

Because some of what he/she puts into that article is written to put Inverness folk down. Inverness is nearer Faroes than London. Whats the relevence of that. Newcastle is nearer to Inverness than it is to London as the crow flies. Inverness is the most remote city? How do you interperate 'remote'. To me 'remote' is somewhere very difficult to get to. "Due to its location and the sparseness of the population" What because its location is north east Scotland and not Essex? A small city with a population in excess of 60,000 can hardly be termed sparse. Sparse is the population of Wester Ross or Lochaber even. Cant really describe the city of Inverness as sparse. The use of certain words and phrases are there to belittle the city of Inverness. Nothing to do with Whisky battlefields and monsters. The attempt is to belittle the city.

Quite surprised at the outraged tone of the first few replies to the OP. Stereo-typical chip-on-the-shoulder jocks??? A pretty fair and honest article in my opinion, with a wee bit of humour thrown in. Quite possibly written by the OP.

Has the club shop restocked on smoke bombs yet? Red and blue ones please.

Terry Butcher has been given time and he's achieved something at Inverness akin to what he done at Motherwell. Low fanbases, low budget, lots of youngsters etc. At both clubs he has taken all those on board and built successful teams. He's gone to places where there was money to spend, where there was meddling chairmen and where there was decent fanbases and he's failed. To me Terry is someone who gets his satisfaction from taking youngsters and making them footballers, with the help of a few experienced players, Someone who can, given time, mould a player into his system. I think that is the aspect of the game he loves and the proof is after a game we have won. Terry is elated and unafraid to display his emotions. Unafraid to stick out his chest in a 'thats my boys' kind of way. Thats his way, thats his type of players and thats where he's most successful. Terry Butcher would not be happy at a big club with wads of cash to spend on players.

Laurence for use of the word "salient" in such context I award you 500 points. Carry on.

McKay has been given free range by the butcher.

What an absolutely incredible day! At 2-0 down, there was nothing but shock at the woeful defending. There can't be that much argument for the third. It was a well worked and well executed goal. However, credit to my fellow chanters in the Lower Tier (particularly BigMac and Govan Jaggie), who at 3-0 down started chanting 'We're gonna win 4-3' and '4-3 to the Caley Jags'... There were a few little looks from the bench as if to say 'are they crazy', but once Billy got his first, I think belief eventually set in. The second goal came whilst Yompa was tucking into his corned beef piece, to which a chant was heard briefly aimed at the magical powers of said sandwich (and Capital Caley's? Cup of tea). 4-3 up was absolutely unbelievable and even at the time of the penalty I thought the ref blew for a foul on Foran. It was only seeing the players surround him that I knew he'd given a penalty. (Having watched it back on slow-mo and on BBC Alba, NEVER was it a penatly. Blatant push by Daly on Foran). Overall, I can't complain at getting a point. I'd said before the game that it would be a 'must not lose' and that I would settle for a draw. With us being up against the bottom three in the league for our next three fixtures we could see ourselves still up there come new year. But the lads can't be complacent and think these games will be a given, particularly as we play our Shadows at their place.

Absolutely rubbish article. I like the photo of the TCS in it though.

On his holidays sailing down the River Peffery!

Reading this weeks North Star at the in-laws just now. Rather amusing. Adams still bleeting on the same old rubbish and the North Star completely agrees with him lol! I agree with DJS that someone ought to have a word very soon about his behaviour, buts lets be honest here, this is County we're talking about. The whole region north of the bridge is seething in bitter jealousy because they thought after last year they were now the Highlands best. But sadly after only 3 games against us they are beginning to realise that its still the same and we are actually better than ever. And they are seeeeeeeeeeeeething about it! And what im i doing? Sitting back, watching the turmoil, laughing my tits off! :D WE ARE CALEY

Fraz, should I really have misunderstood the intent of your post, my sincerest apology. But I ask you to try to understand that I have quite a few Turkish (and other foreign) friends here in Germany who are often subject to discrimination and abuse, and in the light of the racism debate in British football this conclusion jumped at me.

If its waffle, Face a cricket ball at your head doing 90 miles an hour Stand in the slips for six hours watching every ball doing a similar speed, then having to catch it like a flying brick, not parry it away like a golie. Play nearly every day of the week with no rest like a soccer player Bowl twenty overs at full pelt running thousands of yards in a day If there is any other sport more demanding I would like to know about it This is not to mention the upire who has to concentrate on the flight and bounce of every delivery. I don't know when you lot will respect I know what I am talking about.

The whole rumour breaks down as soon as you get to "source ict fans Twitter".