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just more talk talk talk with absolutely no sincerity.

Something else the appallingly uninformative official website could do is to keep us up to date with the progress of our clearly talented under 18 side. Whatever happened to the Chairman's undertaking to improve communication ?

Funny you mentioned that as I was thinking that the other day. I seem to remember Graeme Rae saying they were going to keep in touch with fans more and yet sometimes the official page just doesnt post anything.

(31/08/18): Morton v ICTFC (14/09/18): ICTFC v St Johnstone (05/10/18): Queens Park v ICTFC (12/10/18): ICTFC v Dundee (19/10/18): Kilmarnock v ICTFC (26/10/18): St Mirren V ICTFC (02/11/18): Motherwell v ICTFC (16/11/18):ICTFC v Fife Elite (23/11/18): Fife Elite v ICTFC (30/11/18): Rangers v ICTFC (14/12/18): ICTFC v Aberdeen (21/12/18): ICTFC v Dundee

Hi Bronson Just a suggestion but could you approach the CEO and ask if club would be willing to write to these season ticket holders explaining your predicament and asking would they be willing to move? It could be corporate seats that are never used but paid for or someone that lives away but still likes to contribute by buying a ST? Worth asking maybe?

Caley Stan has written this weeks Preview and it's a cracker. Have a look and see his excellent work for your enjoyment............. Cheers Stan, great reading.

Fort William have been deduxted 9 points and fined £150 For fielding an ineligible player on three occasions yet when hearts do it they get deducted 2 points and we go out of the bet fred cup. Makes a mockery of the rules and regulations and the application of them by the governing bodies on how rules are to be applied. Fort William obviously didn't get an advantage in fielding their player the same as folk on here have said hearts didn't against cove. Just proves if your a big team you can get away with doing what you want st the expense of the smaller teams.

What are you is yogi up to these days? Maybe you he could come in and help?

Alloa may be recently promoted and may be part time but they are no Brechin. Absolutely no room for any hint of complacency on our part. These are the games where three points are an absolute must if me are to have any chance of promotion.

Team against Dundee United: Mackinnon, Hastings, Fyffe, Nicolson, Harper, Gunn, Hyde, Brown, McGregor, Mackay and Kennedy We are 2-0 up goals from McGregor and Gunn 3-0 Gunn with his second just before half time 3-1 now 4-1 Harkness one of the subs with the goal 5-1 Russell again another sub scoring FT 5-1 That win makes it 4 from 4 for the U18's so far this season

Sadly, events seem to suggest that that is true. Such a pity, no club of our size can flourish without there being a dialogue with the fans and, although there may have been issues with that dialogue in the past, it now seems virtually non existent. Fine words in the Chairman's statement issued last year backed up by no action whatsoever.

has always been this way .... I was on the committee of the Inverness & District Amateur FA for a few years with big George Davidson at the helm and when it came to disciplinary matters we were forced to impose decisions based on guidelines from the Scottish Amateur FA who are ultimately governed by the SFA. We tried to do things on a common sense basis most of the time but I lost count of the number of times where we made a decision, thought it was fair based on circumstances, then sent the findings to the SAFA only for them to reject it and send it back for us to impose harsher penalties. 5 and 10 game bans were common as were season long bans for individuals. Given that teams were amateur the fines were also draconian and caused hardship and in some cases for teams to fold. It was after my time but the IDAFA eventually broke away from the SAFA and this was one of several reasons for it. The only reason I came up with at the time for the behaviour of the SAFA was 'little man syndrome'. These were guys who - like their counterparts in the SFA - just wanted to be in charge and flex their muscles. They could not do it to the big guys, even at amateur level where there are some 'big' teams, so they went after those who had the least opportunity to strike back. Seems like they treat the non-league and semi-professional teams the same way.

Alloa? Alloa?? Alloa that beat us 1 - 0 and put us out of the League Cup despite us having 15 shots at goal, THAT Alloa??? Hopefully Alan Simpson is right and there's not a sting in the tail! (get it... 'cos theyre wasps)

Given the club (apparently) didn't notify fans of the game against Lossie the other night but found time to talk up some company who cleaned gutters or something I don't think communicating with fans is ranking highly on their agenda right now.

Just loving his Facebook cover picture.