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Problem is that when people have come on here (myself included) and criticise the team, all we get is the same old rubbish. The last game we won was against Rangers, and even that wasn't a convincing performance against a shoddy Rangers side, yet when I placed my comments down, all I got was people telling me to shut up, and that I hadn't a clue what I was talking about. Seems that recently people have been coming around and taking their heads out the sand. Now, I don't think that CC should go, because he hasn't really made any major mistakes, but there are things that he can improve on.

Ahh, the old "You have never done it, so don't complain" argument. Fine, next time that you criticise a referee, expect to see me with that argument.

How on earth can we go from scoring 3 and playing fantastic, to being involved in a dire 0-0 draw with, by far, the worst team in the league? I'm off to the match on Wednesday, and I can see us actually being embarrased on Setanta by Rangers.

Didn't think you graced this forum anymore.

My brother (who sits just above the away dugout) told me of a time last season when we beat Hibs 3-0 when they were on a good run. Apparently, Mowbray likes to shout 'Total Football, Total Control' to his players. Well, as the third goal goes in, apparently Mowbray does his old "Right lads, Total Football, Total Control" to which some guy sitting next to my brother shouts "Aye, Total PISH!" Apparently Mowbray turned round and had a wee chuckle and a laugh.

I'm quite interested in going to the dinner, wonder if I can get the funds together.

If we are going for Runrig, why not pick something like Loch Lomond?

I just realised I called you Charlie by accident. I will be at the Rangers match on the 27th, possibly St Mirren on the 1st and definatly Stirling on the 6th(?).

Charlie, this whole bring a friend idea sounds great, but I have been trying for years to get people to come to Caley matches, especially in the central belt where the majority of our away games are. The problems lie mainly in the cost of everything at the moment, the (not so) recent outing that we had to St Mirren (1-1) which is probably a better example then the game at Parkhead. Ticket: £20 (my non-student friend) Programme: £2.50 Train: £5 Drink: £2.40 a pint Pies: £2??? It all adds up, and for some it can be too expensive. That said, I have managed to convince 2 people to go to the Stirling cup match, and hopefully this will lead to me getting along more people for matches. If Caley helped us at all, by allowing student booking over the phone (or internet) for home matches, then I would consider trying to get people up North for a day out, but at the moment, as it stands, it's too much of a hassle, and is money I cannot afford.

Yeah Scott I noticed that, however, think it might be worth the while to keep them shirts away from ICT alltogether.... I don't know why, I just get a feeling.

Hey, great idea, nice site. However, got a point to make that I am suprised hasn't been done yet. Since ICT are only 12 years old, the shirts that you have under our name aren't of ICT (at least the 86 one anyway), they are one of the two teams before we merged. Thought I would point that out!

You must be kidding if you want to drop Brown after one bad game.....

It's nothing to do with it being blocked. Just always kills the connection.

I was on the BBC site at the time, and for some reason my uni computer doesn't like this site. Still think it is unfair!

Going from this page, it seems that in the space of 5 days we play 3 games. Surely this is mightily unfair on us. Could this be some underlying punishment for living in Inverness? Play at home, then away, then at home again in the space of 5 days? That is...quite frankly...bullshit.

Hold on, do we not play St Mirren on the 1st of January as well?

'on this service issue. i noticed at the yinted match that practically 95% of blacks passes where backwards!! seems to be a lot of negativity seeeping into the side.....' Think I would call it Barry "Spongebob Squarepass" Ferguson syndrome really.

Think I will be doing a day trip from Glasgow for this match. At least we might actally get to the fourth round. Then I want Devronvale in that one :D

That is correct. However, occasionally a passback can be given if the ball comes off another part of the body if the referee considers it as circumnavigating the law, such as chipping the ball up and heading it back.

There are a few that I have heard sung, however most I have never heard in the world, and the other lot are just knockoffs of other songs with Caley's name put in. I was hoping that we would go for something unique.

I'm trying to get away from calling them Caley, because of the old problems that some fans still have.

I agree with that team with the exception of Sutherland. Play Rankin out there, however bring on Sutherland at about the hour mark to give him a run out. If we want to give him a start then I think Dunfermline would be the better team to do it against as the Arabs are climbing quite quickly up the table and are quite a formidable team, especially with Levein in charge. Got to play conservative I think in this one.

Would love to, but I have a Jools Holland concert that evening, and I can't make it to Dundee and back in time. That and my brothers are being arses!

I am totally stealing this from Rangers, but what about producing a wee book of songs that we can sing at home matches, because I reckon some of the problems stem from us having boring songs. All it takes is a bunch of us to sit down, right down some songs to well known tunes and get them published in the program or in a wee book itself. Plus, we can also get them up on this site and the official site. What do you think? I have been racking my brains for some songs that are to well known music...such as Ring of Fire. At the moment I have; To the tune of horn in Ring of Fire I will follow ICT Cos they are the team for me When they win and when they lose They are the team I will always chose..... To the tune of Doh, a deer ICT the team for me Inverness is where me play We will beat, the county lot Any time at night or day We don't fear, anyone Arab, Don or Tim or Hun And that is why I love.... (back to the start) They are all work in progress. Thoughts?

Icytea, Player/Manager and Player/Coach are completly different. I would not begrudge him coming back as a member of staff in order to help the team, he was obviously settled here, and before the Dundee UTD saga, he was liked. As a tactical manager, I would defiantly not like him back, because his tactics were pish. I have no problems a all.