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See my post immediately before this one. There is a meeting of all Trusts on Sunday to discuss the way forward. There will obviously be some discussion about this at the AGM and I'm sure it will crop up at the forum too. I think it would be wrong to take over the evening totally, but we could have another meeting once we hear the outcome of the Supporters Direct meeting on Sunday. Hope to see you tomorrow

Supporters Direct are meeting with the Supporters Trusts this weekend to discuss a positive plan of action. Scotty is spot on, why would we boycott our team when our chairman and manager are both against the 10 team proposal. I know why don't you boycott your game if you are not happy with your club's stance and come to Inverness and show your support for Terry Butcher and the board for standing up to the powers that be. We are at home to Hamilton on Saturday and Aberdeen on Wednesday night, you are all welcome. Do we need to look out the blood stained bandages again?

I hope we get a decent turn out on Saturday for the Hamilton game and I would expect a very lound rendition of there's only one Terry Butcher. He's not only being appreciated by our fans but also by most of the fans in Scotland. Even the Hamilton fans might join in.

Guess your far travelled ticket made it's way from the tin of biscuits on time then. Glad you enjoyed the game. I'd forgotted about the loss as soon as I heard Terry's post match comments, absolutely fantastic

You can give your vote to a proxy, although I'm not sure there will be anytime it will be required, there's no big votes, just the normal AGM stuff. I wonder if the subject of the SPL restructure might raise it's head. Peter Murphy who is the chairman of the Supporters Trust will also be on the panel for the football forum, so he will be able to answer some questions, although we don't want it to take over the whole evening, so we may need to organise another meeting if people think it's necessary. Hope to see you all at the AGM (If you are not already a member you can join on the night) and if not everyone is welcome at the forum from 8ish.

Oh put a downer on it wht don't you Best interview ever - who cares if he get's into bother - it'll be worth it

Beaten to it Great interview though - Well done Terry

Should have been a goal for us there Brian Irvine on MFR says we have made the better start to the game

Messrs Hayes & Cox should make an interesting and entertaining forum. Hope to see you on Thursday.

GJ I'm liking your idea, but it's fairly unlikely on this occasion. :biggrin: Alex - You should know better than to listen to rumours

Really gutted we are now not going to make this game. I was really looking forward to it. Have a good day everyone and see if you can sort out 3 points.

HT: 1-0 FT: 1-2 1st scorer ICT: Rooney 1st scorer Opp: Hammell Crowd: 4567

I checked today and there is no problem with using the social club. It is right beside the stadium see you there.

See you all in the Social Club, Motherwell have one of the best around. We're driving down and staying over, so let the party begin.

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I can confirm the The Supporters Trust have been consulted by Neil Doncaster, we were invited to Hampden or to discuss by phone. Our Chairman, Peter Murphy, spoke to Neil Doncaster on Thursday afternoon and his thoughts can be found in the local press as well as the official ICT site and the Supporters Trust website at Supporters Trust Website where you will also find information on our upcoming AGM. You will probably have heard of Supporters Direct as they carried out a survey of fans opinions and presented them to the SPL. Supporters Direct are the governing body for all Supporters Trusts around the Country and have earned the respect of the governing bodies as the voice of the fans via the individual Trusts.

I have booked us into the Tulloch Institute for some pre match celebrations. This is a great venue which many of you will have visited in the past and is very close to the ground. Everyone is welcome, but it would be useful if you could post here to give us an idea of numbers. As you will see above the HMS Sneck have organised an early bus which will be going directly to the Tulloch Institute. I believe the bus is filling up quite quickly so post on that thread if you want to book. Tulloch Institute

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Only first aid I have performed this week was on myself when I arrived at work on my head after slipping on the ice.

I noticed, I wondered why you weren't speaking to me Fairly impressed with the post though, considering Santa is on his way Have a great day out, gutted we're not coming but there was just too many complications

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GJ I sould add that the tickets for schools initiative has been very worthwhile. The club have offered the West Stand to schools for some games and this in turn breeds new ICT fans, some who maybe attending their 1st ever match. I have a friend who is a die hard Rangers fan, but now has to take his son to our games following a school visit which got him hooked. So despite his fathers attempts to have him a Rangers fan, he has turned this on it's head and now his Dad takes him to ICT games. One less (maybe 2) heading to support us instead of heading to Glasgow must be a good thing. There are quite a few other similar stories I'm aware off

Govan Jaggie You have half a story. The Supporters Trust alongside an organisation called CAFE (Centre for Access to Football in Europe) have been working hard to form a Disabled Supporters Association. It will be the disabled supporters association who will make recommendations for change and the Trust will liase on their behalf with the football club. Members of the new association will be welcome to attend meetings between the Trust and the football club where they have items to discuss. I can assure you that ICT have not said that they want to stop offering the free tickets, however these are issued on a match to match basis and many feel that purchasing a season ticket at a reduced cost would be more convenient and promote a more social environment where you coud sit in the same seat every week. The official launch of the new Disabled Supporters Association takes place Thursday 16th Dec, 7.30pm at the stadium. This meeting is open to all of our disabled fans, their families and carers, as well as any support workers or in fact anyone who is interested in finding out more. I could go on and on and on, but don't want to bore those bot interested, but Govan Jaggie, you have my number if you want any more info.

HT: 1 - 1 FT: 3 - 2 1st scorer ICT: Rooney 1st scorer Opp: Miller Crowd: 6666

I believe the online shop launch is not too far away