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It's a bit embarassing that a club of our size should be borrowing essential equipment.

Are you going the whole hog this year CCC ?

1. This was raised at the fans forum after the Supporter's Trust AGM a couple of months ago and the chairman is very keen to look into this. I'm sure suggestions will be welcome. The supporters trust may be able to take any reasonable suggestions to their monthly meeting with the club. 2. Difficult one - but I suppose it depends on what the alternatives are. 3. Has to be North Stand unfortunately. I would love to see it in the main stand but that is being priced out of the market for most people and the moving seats thing would be a bigger issue as some folk have been in the same seat for 10 years. 4. Think it 'officially' has to be designated. 5. Worth looking into. Okay now a sensible suggestion. IHE why don't you put on your slightly more sensible head and collate this information and trawl the other forums (well the ones you aren't banned from that is :015:) and find out what they do. I think that the season tickets are supposed to be ready earlier this year, so we might have to move quite quickly if we're going to nail this in time for next season. Just read your post on the other thread. I think you could be the man to take this on board. well done :021:

I sit in the main stand section lower C. CC can clearly hear some of the comments from behind me and they must be really annoying. Some very negative regarding individual players and some very nasty towards Charlie himself. When and who to sub etc. You can tell that it annoys him and to be fair there are not many of us who would take such direct critisism without retaliation. I think he just has to learn to be a bit more clever when the press are involved as it's their job to get stories and they just need a small thing to fill the columns. There was one game when Charlie actually turned round and told the guys behind me to 'shut up' or words to that effect. :015:

I was at the game, but I didn't realise just how good a goal it was until I saw the highlights last night. Excellent work from a very tired Barry Wilson. He said it took the last piece of energy he could find to knock it in. Well done Barry. :021:

I don't think so IHE is very shy and not keen to show of his tattoo :015: :015:

:021: :021: :021: :021: :021: POST OF THE YEAR - WELL SAID CHARLES

Charles Bannerman meets FW at last. :015: :015:

Me and Rossco

Here's maimie and the baldy one. :015:

Where are you all today? Some sore heads maybe?? :015: Great night and I thing a fair amount of money raised. Everyone was looking great, food was good and the speakers entertaining. Players looked fab in their shiney new suits. Good to see some ex players. Really funny when they acknowledged Barry Robson, we didn't know whether to boo or cheer. :015: :015: Paul Ritchie also made an appearance. Excellent turn out and Ross was really delighted to see such a good support from us the fans.

Another typo. He's not a midfielder and Roy is, that's handy that he can combine suspension and injury at the same time. :015:

Cheers Buffy. Look forward to seeing you then

I think Charlie has to stick with as near the same team as possible. They worked so hard to get nothing out of the game, they will be well up for the game on Saturday.

Just goes to show how good she is then doesn't it. :015: That's the whole point of the exercise. :021:

No FW will be doing the tampering. :015: :015:

Bring your Mum

Just a bit more information about the dinner This Saturday 3rd March - Lochardil House Hotel - 7 for 7.30pm 7.30pm - Welcome - Bill MacAllister 7.45pm - Stand up Bingo - John Rowbotham 8.00pm - Dinner Served 9.45pm - Celebrity Speaker - John Rowbotham 10.15pm - Auction 11.00pm - Ross Tokely Tribute - Charles Bannerman 11.10pm - Raffle 11.15pm - Thank you - Ross Tokely Dress Code - Black Tie

Come on Clacher your name should be first on the list - You're always wanting the Supporters Club and Trust to do more and this is certainly a bit different. Virgin do an ever expanding range of products for men, including a skin care range. Car maintenance and fitness advice I'm sure won't go a miss either. Next up will be another bowling night, date to be arranged at our meeting on Monday night, so I'll get back to you so that you can get it in your diary early. :004:

Well I can now reveal the names of the guests at your table. Firstly Alex you will have the company of Mr and Mrs FW, Guzz and Uncle Albert, Calum and Jill, Mr & Mrs TMFTJ. Think that makes 10. :003: Kath Fraser has a table of ten - You will know who you are. Maimie and I have another table :004: I'm really looking forward to it and I hope it's a big success for Rossco. He really deserves his testimonial year as he's been a great servant to ICT.

The only bit you got wrong there is that you don't drive home again. :015: You get the limo up town and drink some more. :015: :015: :015:

Yes I know :015: Just having a bit of fun Don't know where I got that from. Don't think we'll be playing Dunfermline next season at all. :015:

Don't know what you're on about RIG - the power of moderation.

ICT Supporter's Trust are holding a fundraising night of 'pampering and tampering' on Friday 16th March. This is the night before our home game with Dunfermline. The venue is Macrae & ****'s Land Rover showroom in Harbour Road with a 7pm start. Before you think I have flipped with this venue I'll explain a bit more about it. The evening will begin at 7pm with a Virgin Vie makeover demonstration and advice on chosing the right colours by a colour analysis expert. Following the demonstration, you will be welcome to place orders and book demonstrations of your own. As a one off we will receive 25% commission on sales from this part of the evening and a further payment for demonstrations booked and held following this event. Virgin Vie consultants will be available following the demonstration to answer questions etc. Following this Macrae & **** will be giving some basic car maintenance demonstrations and advice. Northern Constrabulary Community Safety Officers will give a talk on personal safety. Colour Analysis, Wine Tasting, Hair Advice and tips, Partylite Candles, diet and fitness advice from the ideal W8 team Plenty going on to while away the time over a glass (or two) of wine. We will also be having a raffle. You will be able to be taken up the town by Limo for only £5 per head from 9ish I am expecting this to be a very sociable event, a great chance to get a few pals/colleagues together for a night out with a difference. Mothers day is on the 18th March so maybe this would be a treat for Mum and her pals. TICKETS ONLY £5 PER HEAD Please contact either myself or Maimie for more information and to buy tickets. Due to the limitations of the venue, we would appreciate it if you could buy your tickets or at least let us know you are coming in plenty of time. This is also important for catering purposes. Attached is a very basic flyer which you could print off and put up on your notice board at work or maybe on your e-mail or intranet. All welcome.

We're usually in the Innes by about 1ish, but we'll hopefully see you on Friday night. Just about to make a thread with the details.