RDL

You've just answered your own question. I was asking JB why he wouldn't go to Div 1 games, the general question on this thread is "Would relegation be such a bad thing?" :023: A poorly worded response. I'll do better next time. I promise.

I was using your quote to answer the general question of the thread, not to defend fairweather supporters.

You've just answered your own question. Seventh place in the First Division is much worse than seventh place in the SPL. If we were to go down, we could stay down for years and that would do our club more damage than perpetual SPL mediocracy.

I think we should assess the situation at the end of the season. We are at no realistic risk of relegation and we've already seen how a winning streak can so quickly become a losing streak. We all know that football is swings and roundabouts and it could turnaroud again. As there is no obvious replacement for Brewster waiting in the wings, and because we have nothing to gain or lose by waiting a couple of months, I think we should hold fire for now.

County one-up at Stark's Park too.

Sometimes I wonder why I bother with Radio Scotland. They seem more interested in QPR and the FA Cup than ICT and Gretna.

What benefits would that be exactly? The annual bonfire and fireworks? The quality of life benefits that come with peaceful green space. As well as events like the fireworks and the shows, it provides an environment for dog walking and jogging, Whin Park is used by many young families, and there's the football, rugby, and shinty pitches. All of these would be adversely affected by the infrastructure we would require.

Isn't going to happen. That area of the Longman isn't allocated for supermarket in the City Plan; there isn't the infrastructure around the Bught to cope with a stadium suitable for us; and Asda are now concentrating their efforts on acquiring a site across the river from the Bught. the city plan however is not cast in stone and allowances are often made which may deviate slightly from the city plan. True, but there is no overwhelming reason why this, quite considerable, change should be made. I'd be opposed to building a stadium in the Bught. It is a irreplaceable green space that brings benefits to Invernessians of all ages. Planting a ground into the middle of it would ruin this. Thankfully, it was a non-starter in 1995 and is a non-starter now.

Well somebody's wrong...

Isn't going to happen. That area of the Longman isn't allocated for supermarket in the City Plan; there isn't the infrastructure around the Bught to cope with a stadium suitable for us; and Asda are now concentrating their efforts on acquiring a site across the river from the Bught.

The results against the bottom-placed teams are ignored for the countries in groups of six.

It has to be blue and red (vertical) stripes. Majority colour strips lack the distinctiveness that stripes have. I also think we should give halved strips a wide berth as they make us look like jesters.

That's what confused me. You've missed Culter too, if you're including all northern sides.

What is the bold supposed to signify?

Surely the moral position would be that the club that wins the most points over the course of the season should be champions. We shouldn't be throwing results for anyone, even if it would GIRU the OF.

Is it not 'Caley and the Jags Wearing their red and blue Caley and the Jags Doing their best for yooou'?

Really? I got it. Here Tried that link thanks, but all I'm getting is a blank page Maybe it's something to do with the works computer system :009: Must be your machine; the commentary's working for me.