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Absolutely, all being well we'll have two main cameras, a roaming camera and also cameras behind the goals....maybe a couple of others as well. If anyone has a decentish digital slr (or similar) and would like to assist with match photography then let us know. Our intention is to give the players as close to the full pro matchday experience as possible, so pre/post match interviews etc. will also be done. As will some video/photos from the fans (pro?) training session.

You really hope we drop points? Let's look at what you're wishing for. For United to make top 6 they need to win both games Dundee Utd v St Johnstone 3 points Dundee Utd v Aberdeen 3 points For St Johnstone to then finish above County they'd need at least a draw against Caley and for County to lose both their games. St Johnstone v Inverness 1 or 3 points For Hibs to finish above County, they need to beat us and Celtic. Hibernian v Inverness 3 points Hibernian v Celtic 3 points County will have to lose to both Killie and Hearts for your scenario. So to recap, six games must have a certain team win and one other game must have a certain team not win. I'd be putting money on that if I was you because the odds must be really favourable. Personally I'm looking forward an SPL top six derby against the shadows to determine which one or both of us goes on our travels in Europe next season.

Have no more info on todays game other than the scoreline. Got it from Jambos-kickback forum. The only Inverness player mentioned was Philip Roberts. There were a few comments about him: "Their no 7 Phil Roberts looks tricky. Having a good battle with Hamill" "Ah good ole Phillip Roberts, the man who skyed the penalty in the League Cup Semi" "Hamill did ok after a nervy start. He had some good tussles with Phil Roberts, who it must be said looked very sharp." "It was good to see Roberts respond with a smile when he was reminded of his penalty miss at the LC semi by a crowd of youngsters on their lunch break from Tynie school." !!!!!!!!

I was on the brink of tears at full time. From condemning my team to what looked like a certain, sucker punch defeat to the joy of snatching a result in the matter of a minute, saw away about half my life in that moment...pride of the highlands!

Top 6, Keeping the dwellers in the shadows, first SPL Highland derby, making Deek become obsessed, Billy scoring when he wanted, Shinniesta pulling on a Scotland jersey, actually having the majority of the team signed up for next season, Butcher knocking back Barnsley, tearing shreds out of the Sevco at Ibrox, Roberts bawsack ruining County's injury time "winner", Vigurs greetin, coming back from 3 down at Tannidice, rakes more goals and other moments of entertainment that can be added too and this is all with plenty more of the season left. I was one of many that thought we would struggle, been made to eat the words. I can happily claim this has been one of the best seasons ive ever experienced in my young life an ICT fan, long may it continue.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/20569486

It's a complicated chant. It goes: . "nanananannanana nanananannanana nanananannanana Nananananana" whilst clapping slowly Then someone shouts "bounce" or "facking bounce" Then Everyone bounces while singing: "Ohhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhh" whilst bouncing Here's a video. http://youtu.be/YM6Y_95HZgc

i for one will not be sitting in an uncovered stand every week

We’ve been robbed yet again, says Adams Press and journal, Thats what you get for living in Ross shire

Cheer up Derek ... you did manage one accomplishment !!! You made Ian McCall seem likeable !!!

And when asked at the end of his BBC interview whether he wanted to say anything about the Aberdeen situation he just walked off without a word. Total lack of class. A simple "No" would've been fair enough. "They're looking for a manager with charm and charisma - so that rules me out" would have been more honest.

The best thing about this hot tub hospitality is that you wouldn't miss any of the game if you needed a pee.

Dear Derek, As you will know, your Chairman has arranged for you to attend our new Anger Management classes, specially designed for wee men with big heads and no class. Unfortunately, it appears from your entrance exam that you do not qualify as we have not found anything grown up, sensible or worthwhile in any of your comments to date. We are pleased to inform you though that you qualify for our entry level "Seething for Infants" which is running now in Dingwall. Yours etc....

seethe is definitely better .... fumes is like anger and goes away quickly ... whilst in this case the seethe is a slow burning permanent condition and feeling of inferiority when placed nearby to anything Caley Thistle related. You can even add extra 'e' s to make it longer seeeeeeeethe

Just loved Terry's response to Adams' reaction to the penalty. He said "If I'd have lost to a penalty like that, I would probably have been annoyed as well because I would've felt the defenders could've done better." Brilliant!