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Brilliant almost non sweary podcast. I still have big hopes for the youngsters to help fill out the roster and get re signed closer to start of the season especially Brown and Fyffe. Havent both played right back?

Ordered just now

Were you one of the 3734 fans present for the opening of the Caledonian Stadium in November 1996? Our opponents that day were Albion Rovers. Albion Rovers were also our opponents later on in the season when, to great celebrations, we clinched the 3rd Division title. The story of both historic games is told in "Milestones and Memories", Ian Broadfoot's fascinating new book celebrating all things ICT in the first 25 years. Read what Chairman Dougie McGilvray had to say about the opening of the stadium and learn about his bet with Tam Cowan! Read what captain Mike Noble and fans' favourite Paul Cherry had to say about the title winning campaign. Many of the club's most memorable and important matches are highlighted in this wonderful book. You can learn about the milestones and re-live the memories, but only if enough money is raised to cover the printing cost. You can help by pre-ordering the book and/or making a donation through the club shop. All profits will go directly to the club, so this is a wonderful opportunity to both relive some great memories and help the club out at this desperately challenging time.

I'm way behind with these. Not heard 10CC one yet. I'd try and speed it up but you'd sound like Pinky and Perky [blimey..I am old remembering them]

I too have ordered, and donated, a few days ago. As others have said I really hope this book gets to print in a reasonable timescale. I can hardly wait to get stuck into it.

Pre-ordered 2 copies today and made a donation. Will look forward to reading it in due course.

I'm from that era but I must admit I don't recall him, although I do remember 'Eck'McDougall (father of the ex Scotland star, Ted) who was keeper in a really successful Clach side of the late 40s, and still there in the early 50s when Caley took over the mantle of 'best side in Inverness'. I guess Munro followed him. So my condolances too to his family and friends.