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Down at stadium to-day for Rod Stewart tickets, arrived about 8.00 seem to be first there. A lady got out of a car and said she had been there since 6.00 would we mind if she was first in line. No problem, just then the chairman arrived the lady in front knew him and asked if there was a chance of coffee he just laughed and went inside only to appear with pen and paper and said if the first 6 would like to place their order he would sort it, 10 mins later he appeared with a tray with our coffee on it. Where would that happen, makes you proud to be a supporter of the club its these thinks that make a huge difference. Thank you Kenny.

There are 3 major trophies in Scottish Football, League Championship, Scottish Cup and League Cup. Highly unlikely we will win the SPL in the immediate future so best chance of a trophy is to win one of the cups. Why on earth would we want to play a weakened side and pass up the chance of winning a trophy?.

Thanks. Thought it was more than 2,200. It must be at least 2,500 as our record crowd is 7,753 against the former Glasgow Rangers and you are right about the Main Stand capacity. North and South stands each hold 2740. Dons must have had at least 3000 at the game.

Am I in the minority that recognise that any successful ICT Manager will undoubtedly be linked with managerial positions elsewhere at "bigger" clubs of which there are many in regard to finances, facilities and support - both from the personal and professional aspects of the game. And I would go out on a limb and state that in many ways Yogi has been the most approachable, affable, honest and likeable manager that we have ever had - I mean in the history of Inverness football. And his "record" last year will take some beating EVER, At least he takes "hits" for poor performances and does not project the blame on others in the media and appears to keep it strictly fer the dressing room. And I am unsure if he was at fault about the missing striker saga. Given the loss of star players and injuries to recover as we have is a mega performance as well - and who knows what is to come. Of course he has made his fair share of debatable selections and suspect tactical directions BUT that is part and parcel of the game. Perhaps he is stubborn and tunnel minded at times but Yogi has surpassed his predecessors. Would be great to see him show some loyalty to the support and people of Sneck but if he chooses to go then he will be remembered fondly. And that is some accolade coming from me

Remember the last manager that left us for Dundee United, the grass isn't always greener! I hope he is settled up here with his young family in secondary school.

Time we dumped this meaningless trophy unless they bring back a European slot. They are actually toying with the idea of bringing back the league sections which would be an utter disaster as it was last time. With the size of our playing squad i would be quite happy to pass on this tournament permanently, there's no glory or money in it.