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Watching on ICTV. Hope they keep this service up - it's ideal for supporters living outwith Inverness. Goal-less first half, evenly balanced - perhaps we just edged it. Carson's my MoM so far.

Happy enough with Robertson and looking forward to his return.

I'm getting it now!!!!!!

"Error Generic" is all I can get and I'm PPV. Just emailed the help line.

Much improved stream today - nearside linesman's got a fair covering of hair!

I would have thought that an operator with access to the video output would be able to manually over-ride the AI in situations where it couldn't properly track the ball. In other words, a mouse controlled cursor taking precedence over a baldy heid!

I don't think for a second I suggested that you suggested . . . . . . . . ach, never mind!

Very true but it's also a necessity if the club wish to make any income from the supporters. I'd imagine there's not a lot of money coming into the club at all these days so it is essential that they provide a decent streaming service on matchday. I personally would make a point of subscribing to each home game, but there are some more fickle than me who would be put off by the poor product we witnessed yesterday and perhaps would not return. Does anyone know what percentage of the £10 paid to SPFL portal actually went to the club?

It wasn't too bad really and hopefully the wandering camera thing will be rectified before the next game. Otherwise I don't suppose many people will be so willing to cough up a tenner in future!

Can somebody put a wig or a hat on that linesman?

Part of the "home advantage" thing was that the team were playing in front of (mostly) their own fans. Don't see why this should now become an issue!

Exactly! The youth team should be developed as a feeder for the main squad and priority always given to players developed through our own youth system who reach a certain standard to progress to the first team.

". . .should any of the initial one or two home games have to be played behind closed doors, season ticket holders will have exclusive access to watch the games live on a Caley Thistle online channel. " - Quote from Ross Morrison's season ticket update Dunno if I'm a bit behind the times here but I think this is a great idea. Because of the nature of my work I tend to pay at the gate when I get an opportunity to see a game, rather than buy a season ticket which would be largely unused. If I could watch any of the home games live through an exclusive online channel that would be a game-changer for me though and would justify the cost of a season ticket. I wonder if there are many other supporters more likely to buy a season ticket were this facility extended throughout the season? Possibility of extra income for the club!

If ever there was a time to support your LOCAL team, this is it!

Club Champions Runners-up Third place Last Championship Rangers[d] 54 32 20 2010–11 Celtic 51 31 17 2019–20 Aberdeen 4 17 9 1984–85 Heart of Midlothian 4 14 18 1959–60 Hibernian 4 6 13 1951–52 Dumbarton[d] 2 0 0 1891–92 Motherwell 1 7 9 1931–32 Kilmarnock 1 4 4 1964–65 Dundee 1 4 1 1961–62 Dundee United 1 0 8 1982–83 Third Lanark 1 0 2 1903–04 Airdrieonians (1878) 0 4 2 — Falkirk 0 2 1 — Morton[e] 0 1 4 — Clyde 0 0 3 — Partick Thistle 0 0 3 — St Johnstone 0 0 3 — Dunfermline Athletic 0 0 2 — East Fife 0 0 2 — St Mirren 0 0 2 — Inverness Caledonian Thistle 0 0 1 — Livingston 0 0 1 — Raith Rovers 0 0 1 — St Bernard's 0 0 1 — I can see 2 reasons here why clubs may not have ambition. In the majority of cases the only ambition is survival and no amount of league reconstruction is going to change that. Btw, I wonder if our neighbours across the bridge will ever make it into this table!

Certainly the correct decision - keeping people apart will help stop the spread of the virus. Doesn't look good for the future of our team though. No income and lots of wages to be paid. How many of the smaller teams will fold if this crisis goes on?

A strange one. It's blindingly obvious that Keatings was penalised in error, so what's the message? Are they trying to belittle the club - "how dare these sheep-sh****rs up there question our decision??" Something like that, maybe?

The red dots are for the misplaced apostrophe!

I'd much rather our own "colts" find their way into the first team, at TCS!

I agree with IHE - let's not get complacent about the Sevco C**ts game. They've made it to the semi on merit too!

Reckon we'll still take 7000+ to the Scottish Cup Final!

Don't think the low attendances are much of a mystery - there's an SPL team playing about 15 miles away, representing a similar locality to ICT. We're playing teams like Alloa and Arbroath and they're playing Rangers and Celtic. A lot of floating support in the Highlands and it's pretty obvious where they'll attach themselves! I must admit I didn't share the joy of many on this forum when County were promoted to the SPL all these years ago, believing it would eventually be to our detriment!

Occasionally passed that stretch of water many years ago, in my sea-going days - thought it looked familiar. Don't remember the sea being that colour though - usually grey with lots of white!

I'm thinking Eigg, with Rhum in the background, taken from somewhere on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. Could be horribly wrong though!

Something very Skye-ish about that one. Or is it Eigg . . . ?