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  1. With apologies for the double post but given how derided they have been during the ICT careers I think it's only fair that (Brad) Mckay and Devine get some acknowledgement for their performances at the back. We have looked a lot better defensively in recent weeks and if people are going to criticise players when it's going wrong it's only fair to praise them when things are going well. Whilst players like Todorov and MacKay are, rightly, getting a lot of applause the likes of Devine and Mckay should also be included.
    8 points
  2. Typical of the Jaggies to try and take over.
    4 points
  3. Defenders are defending, strikers are striking, midfield doing both, management managing, it is all happening with ICT. The squad must be elated and looking forward to every game knowing that their capabilities are now being capitalised on. What lieas ahead? an exciting cup run? Promotion?.......que sera sera........we have got the song title now we have to change the words in our favour. Come on ICT you can do it
    2 points
  4. Todorov’s father is also a footballer called Nikolay Todorov, who scored for Bulgaria against Scotland in a 1-1 Euro qualifier tie in 1990.
    2 points
  5. Good to see: https://ictfc.com/club-plays-its-part-in-vaccination-drive
    1 point
  6. Well, it's all speculation obviously, but if you factor in Hearts away as being a possible defeat, then the other three games are massive, but particularly the Dundee game which could be decisive. I am convinced, though, that the others will drop points so there will be a window we can squeeze through if we play to our best. Whatever happens, I will be happy with the way we have finished the season, in view of what most of it has been like. So it is all a bonus as far as I am concerned. But if we make the play offs then I think we have as good a chance as any of the others.
    1 point
  7. Well, our number 77 (what? there's another 76 players in the squad?) has outdone himself, two great goals, and a lovely curler from MacKay. How will we keep the predators away from him? Great interview with McCann afterwards too.
    1 point
  8. Storey is all of us at Toddy's second goal.
    1 point
  9. Think Carson being in the team, albeit at RB which isn't his preferred position has made a difference...from what I've seen of Duffy he is still pretty raw & gets beaten too often,too easily.
    1 point
  10. From what I can see March 2010 we won the last 9 games of the season in the league. I wasn't able to see any other time in between 2010 and 2021 where we've won more than 6 games in a row (not including friendlies).
    1 point
  11. I’ve just worked out that even with just a few games left, it’s still possible for Dunfermline, QotS, Ayr, Arbroath and Morton to all overtake us and leave in the relegation play-off. Yes my glass is half empty, so I’d better go and top it up....
    0 points


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