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It was good to be able to see the highlights and analysis on the TVs at half time as well.

Sounds as though anyone taking the club up on a slot on the Electronic Advertising being used at the Celtic game will get a good audience. At ?50 plus VAT for worldwide exposure, some national companies would find it difficult to get better value for money I would have thought.

You can choose your seat from those available. You can get your name on your seat, but this costs extra You can pay by installments, but at the APR it is cheaper paying by Credit Card!!! :_chaching: I got a season ticket 4-years ago. I had my name (Gringo Jnr) put on the seat. I bought another ticket the following season, and didnt request name on seat, but it was still there. I havn't had a ticket the last two seasons, but my name is still on the seat :_doh: The cost of putting the name on the seat is a one-off cost to cover the cost of arranging for a label to be made and installed on the seat and is not an annual chanrge. The club do not go round once someone has left the seat adding a new name unless a new name is requested.

You can choose your seat from those available. You can get your name on your seat, but this costs extra You can pay by installments, but at the APR it is cheaper paying by Credit Card!!! :_chaching:

And then you proceed to "pick on" McCann, Munro, Tockely and Ross :_beatme:

Dont ever remember a notion to make them compulsory ...... Assuming you mean an electronic scoreboard they can cost as little as ?2000 but they look pretty crap ! A good one would be far more expensive (and cost more to run)http://www.ukscoreboards.co.uk/scoreboards...um_football.htm The initial issue of the SFA Club Licensing Manual did indeed have a mandatory requirement for SPL clubs to have an electronic scoreboard. This was removed from subsequent revisions of the requirements.

I seem to recall Kenny's main claim to fame from his previous time on the board was that he introduced our previous caterers from Keith (after sampling one of their pies in Applecross of all places??).

Has an amicable solution been found?

You're right, maybe we should all write to the board and get them build us something more akin to the Emirates Stadium!!!! :swear02: The club are between a rock and a hard place here. Issues have been raised that they HAVE to address and they are communicating with the affected fans to TRY to reach an amicable solution. I'm sure that the club, just like the fanbase at large, would prefer that this disruption could be avoided but it obviously can't. Why is it that that a proportion of contributors to this forum are always very quick to start criticising and jumping on bandwagons? Criticism is very simple to do, particularly retrospectively, but is not at all helpful. To all those that are criticising now, what would you reasonably suggest that the club should be doing that they aren't (based on the situation that the club is NOW in)? This is an overly harsh view of the opinions of the people being affected by this. The majority of people who are being asked to move appear to understand the reasons behind the request and accept the fact that something has to be done. Reaching an acceptable conclusion however is going to be dependant on the location of the alternative seating. In many occasions the people affected have been sitting in the seats for a large number of seasons and if the proposed alternative seat in a location which is less attractive (e.g. from the rear of the JMD Stand or back row of the North Stand to somewhere down the front or being moved from behind the goal towards either end of the North Stand) then clearly there is going to be a feeling that they are being short changed. Is there an alternative? Not necessarily so, however it is clearly understandable why there is some concerns and disappointment for the individuals in question.

Sorry to hear that you have never had a happy birthday Still no reason not to want one.

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I have to say that one of the funiest things of the season happened minutes into the second half. One of our Hospitality guests thought it would be a great idea to stand up shortly after taking his seat and belt out something along the lines of "Come on Dundee, get into these Caley *%@$&#?" Not too clever with Plod standing only 6 feet away. Dragged away with his four mates trying to give the case for the defense. Two classics 1. The wag who shouted out "Officer, he tried to sell me drugs earlier" - I'm sure I even saw the edges of one of the Northern Constabulary's finesst twitch upwards :P 2. One of the four mates taking a photo of the Officers, presumably to try and put in some form of complaint! :D

They club are giving free tickets to schools for the away end? Are you sure about that, pretty sure that can't be right. Not home end tickets you got through the school? Cookiemonster is correct. Balloch Primary also have been offered tickets for away end.

Metcheck currently showing 3 deg C and Sleet for Saturday

Dear Mr Adams After our recent draw in Dingwall you felt it necessary to, once again, show your lack of class and unwillingness to give credit to other teams by suggesting that Inverness were, and I am paraphrasing here, 'a boring defensive team and only County were interested in scoring goals and winning games'. I would like to thank you for your comments (always nice when those less privileged in our society get the chance to air their views), but nevertheless would feel it important to note the following statistics Inverness CT Scored 71 goals Ross County Scored 46 goals There you go, facts have supported your ascertions.......perhaps?? Yours Inverness CT - Division 1 Champions 2009/10 PS - We'll have 2 bags of pegs please

Going back 5 to 10 years the club did at one time give out tickets to schools for home games.

4-0 H/T :)

4-0 Eric?

3-0

2-0 :) Rooney diving header

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Amazingly it was the west side Assistant Referee who flagged for the handball. Neither the referee nor Main stand Assistant (both of who were much closer) were going to give it :P

If either Falkirk or Kilmarnock go down, there may be interesting times for either from a financial perspective. At least St Mirren are largely debt free. The same cannot be said of the other two.

I think the sighs of relieve when Roy was named alongside Russell speaks volumes. With Cox out we needed to ensure that we could compete in the centre of midfield. He then went on to show what we have missed at times (in the early part of the season at least).

I would agree that Tokely the full back is questionable. He has lost too much pace to play right back in the SPL against fast wide players and from a defensive perspective Proctor has made a massive difference since being dropped back in this roll. If he is re-signed I would expect him to be in the centre with Grant as our initial pairing.