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ICTFC FANS BUS to THE HIGHLAND DERBY The ICT Supporters Trust will be running a bus to the Highland Derby v Ross County in Dingwall on 22nd September 2018 - Departing at 12:15pm from the ICT Social Club (Greig St) and 12:30pm from Railway Terrace....returning to same immediately (well, once you've all had a chance to get back on board) after the match. The price is £6 per person (regardless of age) and will include a free set of "Bang Bang" sticks to assist in MAKING SOME NOISE FOR THE CALEY THISTLE BOYS!!! (I make no apology for the cheesy nature of that last bit!) In order to simplify the process, we are asking that people book in advance via EventBrite by CLICKING HERE. Please note - spaces are limited and this is the only way we are able to accept bookings for the bus. Please also note - NO alcohol is permitted on the bus. Anyone believed to be in possession of alcohol will be refused boarding, if they are already aboard, they will be asked to leave. There will be ample time for refreshments when we arrive in Dingwall. Any questions or queries can be sent to [email protected] Let's get right behind the team and make sure bragging rights return to this side of the bridge....Ding Ding....All Aboard

Since when did the SFA/SPL take any notice of what supporters want? You are after all only the lifeblood/milk cows of the game, what TV and the corporations want is where the money is. What they ignore is that without the fans there is no game as JS said, use that power. Two weeks of boycotts by all the fans in the country would achieve far more than the 250th survey they have held in the past twenty years. Don't be fooled by useless surveys, it's akin to so called participatory democracy, you can have your view but we aint gonna change anything and your views whilst taken on board, considered, mulled over, cogitated and absorbed we have decided to tell you politely to F*** Off.

Okay Mantis I will say it: I am cynical and say that, as Euro 2020 will be staged at a multitude of venues including Hampden, they are only trying to make it easier for home nations to qualify. It may still not be enough, I actually believe our ranking is way above where we actually are, the fact we rarely play African and S. American nations rather falsifies our standing. I actually agree with McLeish forget records wins and losses give as many players as possible International experience against good opposition. you only learn by being in the same situation often enough, then you make the correct decision automatically. Sometimes you need to go backwards to move forward which leads me to my next point: Caley Canary this myth about Vogts being clueless is extremely unfair, the guy's command of English was not the best but if you recall he inherited an ancient Craig Brown team hence the reason for giving so many different players caps, he had to rebuild from scratch and he wasn't afraid to expose them to better sides. I will let Vogts record speak for itself, he remains the last Manager to get us to a play off, quite incredible given what he had to work with.

Usually about 10ish, but that's for games down Edinburgh/Glasgow way, but considering the close proximity, going to put a marker on 12/1ish. Not too late that you're rushing for the turnstiles, but not too early that you're stuck on enemy turf...

What action has been taken by the club regarding the stewarding of matches. We were sent a detailed description of acceptable behaviour yet this season has seen significant abuse of Polly which although retrospectively dealt with by the club was not addressed during match day. The club pays for a service yet those providing it are failing to perform adequately? How do the club consider the handling of situations that have arise in the media over their tenure - Shearer, Warren, Raven - the departure of long standing & popular individuals being undermined by press leaks and spin to essentially be forced out. Whether that was the 'real' case or otherwise its the message that went public - Do the board deem this acceptable? Season ticket pricing - what lessons are being learned from previous seasons. What is being done to determine whether the costs are representing fan value for money and how is this being conducted? We saw the fiasco last season and refunds having to be given - are ST holder being taken for granted? What is the longer term strategy. If there is a failure to get promoted this season are further squad and budget cuts expected next year - if so are we adequately investing in the youth set up to provide the grass roots basis for building towards success. If so what is being done or planned to improve community engagement and develop youngsters?