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Couple of ICT fans ejected from Tynie today. I am guessing for "inciting" the Home fans. I'd be very interested to know if this is the case and why then that the Stewards did nothing about the Home fans calling us sheep shagging b@st@rds when they scored.

4 - 1 flatters the Jambos but they deserved their win. If we can't take our chances then we don't deserve to win games but we didn't deserve to lose by 3 goals. Wilson had a couple of good chances as did Bayne who missed an excellent chance right at the start of the 2nd half. I have to wonder what might have happened if Bayne or Wilson had scored with their second half chances? Might have been very different indeed. As pointed out above both Hastings and Tokley were utter garbage. Sorry but they were. Tokely especially. He got himself a new arse torn by the Hearts left midfield and was left standing on numerous ocassions. I though Rankin was pretty annonymous as well (not as bad as McCann for hearts! I never even knew he was on the pitch!). Black, Wilson and McBain were good in midfield. Munro good at the back but Dods a bit iffy at times. Bayne did well up front as did Wyness while he was on. The defending for the 2nd Hearts goal was disgusting. As Hartley lined up the kick he looked at Mole (35) and nodded his head to say back "away a bit". Mole did and he moved to the back post where not one ICT player followed him. The less said about the 3rd goal the better despite the lads great finish. As for the 4th - pffft. Repulsive defending. Getting sick of long ball when it is clear when we pass the ball we play so much better. Long ball does not work! :008: We played well in spells but that won't save us at the end of the day. What we need is points. Not playing decent for 50 minutes of the 90. We need to put the ball in the net and I wonder if CC will now regret not getting in another striker now?

We need a new right back.

Quite correct and £15 a head for a kid is not on!

Might not be anything to do with Hearts - it might have been a police decision like what has happened with St. Mirren.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t..._ct/4775911.stm Not looking likely at the minute but things could change...

I see that County are launching their new top which will be on sale in the Dingwall Tesco sometime soon. Time to ask the age old question - why do we not have a similar link up with one of the Tescos in Inverness given that we are very much Tesco town?

*Charlie Christie In Shock Admission*

The last couple of seasons I have been able to attend almost all Home games (and a reasonable number of Away ones as well) with some having to be missed for exams or travel not being feasible with the trains not running as late as the game finishes. Livingston (0-1), Dundee United (0-1) and Falkirk (0-3) being theones I have missed. This season, my seaon ticket was ~ £150 - £180 for the North Stand. Travelling through from Aberdeen by train for the day would cost about £15 (£20 if I'm staying an extra day for whatever reason - God bless Young Persons Railcards!). If it was by car - like the othernight - it's about £20 worth of petrol which isn't too bad as that is about the same as the train :003:

Sack him! What a disgrace to ICT F.C.! :008:

Points all taken and of course there will be some like those who have posted who have to weigh up the cost but are there really 4,000 ICT fans in exactly the same predicament?

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That was one of the best things he ever did for me! Did he not say that after the 1- 0 game when he was being interviewed? :pale:

Strikes me as being grossly unfair though. If someone as you say sarcastically cheers a player missing they'll be thrown out. However they are quite happy to let Celtic and Rangers sing their bigoted filth for 90 minutes and do nothing.

Good to see the Gypos turn out to support their real team on Sunday :003:

Why wouldn't he want to come to Scotland? Dundee United are the biggest club here after all.

I'll stop shouting and swearing when they get to the OF to stop singing their filth at games :003:

Superb! "Yaaaaaaaaaasssss! Ya b@st**d!" Around 10 seconds into that it appears that half of the stand at the side of the pitch is empty. Maybe it's just the quality but who would have thought that the Hearts fans are really just a bunch of glory hunters?

I'm suprised no one has mentioned this but I am becoming increasingly concerned at the whereabouts of some 4,000 ICT fans that seem to have become lost since Sunday. Does anyone know where they are and if they are okay? Obviously some will have been working but 4,000 of them? I hope wherever they are they return home safe and well :003:

Indeed. It's abit like TKE starting the Brewster to United rumours about 4 - 5 weeks before he went and claimed he was first in the know thanks to a 'source'. Still if it makes you feel better then I'm happy for you :003:

Just copying and pasting what I posted on P & B ------------------------------- I managed to bullet through after my exam finishing yesterday afternoon to take in the game. Full credit to Dumbarton for their 1st half performance - they really should have been ahead at half time! :010: We opened the scoring with a very lucky goal. Denzil turned quickly in the box and his shot cannoned off about 4 Sons players past the helpless keeper. Dumbarton scored a cracking equaliser. Not sure who scored it (apologies) but it looked like someone on the left side out sprinted our defender and lashed the ball across Browns goal into the net. Good wee finish. For the rest of the half ICT tried to get going but Dumbartons long ball game was catching us out. Many times our defence went to sleep and Dumbarton players found themselves with just Brown to beat. It was very uncomfortable viewing. Into the 2nd half and the Sons appeared to tire a bit. Graham Bayne scored a goal that I can't even remember what it looked like. But he scored and the announcer seems to have dreamt up a quaint little nickname for him - Baynie (though in a Sneck accent its Beanie :015: ). ICTs third goal came after slack play by Dumbarton at the back. Trying to bring the ball out of defence the Sons player was met by Liam Keogh who put in a solid challenge to win the ball which ricocheted into the path of Rory MacAllister who lofted the ball over the onrushing keeper into the net. Shocking crowd (from an ICT point of view) - just over 1,000. Wonder what happened to the missing 4,000 Home fans from Sunday? :006: Anyway, well played Dumbarton. Yet again I think ICT underestimated the opposition and nearly got screwed over. I can't help but wonder what might have happened if Dumbarton had scored another one before half time? Edit: Sorry Dobbie scored the first goal but was generally fat all night. Not that impressed with him TBH.

I don't think TWS is though others are - maybe wrong though.

OMG!1`1///!??!/?!//!?!/?!!!/11! How will I concentrate in my exam with this news!!!/!??!1/

The guy on Sunday was the best Ref we have had all season :003:

To quote a poster from Pie & Bovril; "He said that Saturdays performance against St. Mirren was the worst he had seen in 40 years. Well he only had to wait 40 hours for a worse performance!" :015: