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Oui oui!

Went past the shop today and already its looking good. Merchandise on show inside. Great initiative. Well done everyone involved.

Me and my 2 kids - they're 34 and 29 though so can I take them back after the game please?

Graham will actually work off shore - he is just a diver on the cheap!!!!

This is a pretty decent review for hampden including plan http://www.footballgroundguide.com/scotland/hampden_park.html

Me plus 13 adults that will act like children.

Yesterday we played Partick Thistle and drew 2-2. We were 1-0 down at ht then they scored again not long after the re-start, before Ali Sutherland with around 5 minutes left scored. Then we made it 2-2 with minutes left from a Liam Polworth free kick which the keeper doesn't catch it clean enough and it ends up in the net. Quite sure that the season is over or just has one maybe two games left, either way next season they can build on what they have been doing this season.

We have always changed ONE shirt every year alternating between home/away giving each shirt a two-year lifespan. I think most fans would be up in arms if we were to change both every year or to exploit them in other ways like completely changing the strip for a one-off game. Fortunately I believe we have good people at our club who would not do this .... so this rumour sounds like a load of BS !

Can we delete this thread before it makes it onto the Falkirk dressing room wall please.

I disagree with this. For a category A game at ICT, you are paying the same price for equivalent seats alongside the pitch in the main stand. And only 4 quid more than category B games. While the concession prices for the final are less than half the price for what you would pay for being alongside the pitch in Inverness.

I can't agree. This is the national cup final. It's a once in twenty years occasion for us and a pretty rare occasion for our opponents. The 'cheap seats' are no more expensive than we charge for a walk up to the Main Stand for a routine league match with concessions a good deal cheaper. The clubs each need to be fair to their fans, which I believe they have, but need to balance that by trying to maximise their income from the cup success with a view to being solvent and perhaps enhancing the playing budget just a little over the next couple of seasons.

Living in Perth, it was great to be surrounded by all the cup final buzz and build up last May, and it made me very envious that ICT weren't in the final. Perth is quite similar to Inverness in terms of being a similar sized place that generally doesn't have a huge amount of interest in its football team, even one which punches above its weight. But the whole place got right into the cup final spirit, with schools, shops, local papers, the council etc all getting involved, so I really hope Inverness can rise to the occasion and for once give the team the backing it deserves.