PullMyFinger

No...they dont! Dont know why they feel the need to remain annonymous. I have always been happy for people to know my stance on Brewster, even when i was in the minority, back at the begining! Interestingly......Wyness_Legend seems have changed his tune now, and seems to sit in the same camp as probably 85% of the ICT Support. I'd like to point out that those saying he should stay don't necessarily think he's doing a good job. A new manager at this point in the season would need time to assess the team and that's time we don't have. The damage to this seasons campaign is already done, I think Brewster should have gone before the transfer window opened but he didn't and he was given cash to buy talent in. That talent he has brought in is yet to gel and he must be on the lookout for a target man too, so as it stands I'd say he should stay and get us out of this mire we're in. At the end of the season we'll either be back in the First Division or we'll have pulled off a Houdini act. If we're in the First then attendances will fall turnover will fall and quality of football will fall (I know) but we'll hopefully have a new manager, if we're still in the SPL we'll have a manager who will have learnt a lot from this campaign (If indeed he can learn from his mistakes) Me, I voted against sacking him now as that horse has bolted, should have been done before the window.

That would be taking something positive out of the game though and that's against forum rules. I think that when we get a new striker our fortunes (and Brewsters) will change.

Sounds like handbags at 20 paces to me.

Brewster didn't concede the penalty, Grant did. So maybe he's feeling a bit guilty about adding to the pressure he's under.

I'd like to point out that those saying he should stay don't necessarily think he's doing a good job. A new manager at this point in the season would need time to assess the team and that's time we don't have. The damage to this seasons campaign is already done, I think Brewster should have gone before the transfer window opened but he didn't and he was given cash to buy talent in. That talent he has brought in is yet to gel and he must be on the lookout for a target man too, so as it stands I'd say he should stay and get us out of this mire we're in. At the end of the season we'll either be back in the First Division or we'll have pulled off a Houdini act. If we're in the First then attendances will fall turnover will fall and quality of football will fall (I know) but we'll hopefully have a new manager, if we're still in the SPL we'll have a manager who will have learnt a lot from this campaign (If indeed he can learn from his mistakes)

Not for the team though, as Absentfriend suggests.

I think I missed the groundswell. Edit to add that I wasn't aware of any ICT fans who weren't 100% behind the team at any time.

But the game is in Hamilton..... Phone Kath and ask if you can join the bus at Perth, they will be stopping there anyway. :thumb04:

Sounds like "big team little league syndrome" to me. :018: :thumb04: I'm sure IHE can administer something for that.

Sounds like a cracking game against Moscow. Good luck to the lads against Galatasaray, watch out for the flares! Just occured to me, have we got any scouts out there for us? Could unearth a gem.

If you'd come via Aberdeen Megabus from Aberdeen to Broxburn Park'n'ride at Perth 2 hours or Leopold st. Perth 2.5 hours ?8 & ?9 respectively each way so should be a saving of ?30 compared to the train. Is that more in your price range?

Clean sheet for him so I'll reserve judgement 'til I see him playing.

Not a nightmare draw for County or Elgin I would have thought. And inevitably on the likes of last Saturday there will be a poor gate when the visitors are a minor outfit from the lower leagues and therefore a pretty weak crowd puller, rather than the kind of SPL club to which Inverness has become used. I would be really disappointed if this kind of stuff was typical of The Herald which I thought had higher apsirations than being West Central Scotland's answer to the Nairnshire Telegraph. This is an incredibly arrogant reply from a man, who has at least in the past (maybe still does) work for Radio Scotland (a national broadcaster). Thistle are not a "minor outfit from the lower leagues" but are in fact the team that are three places below Caley on current standings. Given current form it will be interesting to see the gap in league places in 8 months time. So Caley away wouldn't be a nightmare draw for perhaps 2 or 3 of the SFL clubs? For the other 90% of SFL clubs it is the worst draw apart from being drawn against someone in your own division. Of course Wick would be better, the fact they had a 700+ mile return trip for their game against St Cuthberts in front of a couple of hundred and then a 500+ mile trip to Edinburgh City for a draw a month later really puts your pathetic arument in perspective. It's a game and if you want to compete you enter the competition if you wan't to moan about it you follow the only team in Glasgow.

Wrong forum.

I guess if that happens you can say that the Board have delivered on their promise.

Bannerman ( everyone else does it) came on a free, but is still a considerable investment.

Is he still here? FFS! He played the first half against Partick, but was entertaining for all the wrong reasons. had to be taken off at half-time really. After his performance I was hoping he may be gone, from other threads he's availabl for loan but that may just be a rumour.

I love that and would break my habit of not buying replica strips. I'd even get that for my kids. :018: :thumb04:

Is he still here? FFS!

Can I just point out that both Barry and Dennis left ICT when the oportunity arose to make more money before they returned to ICT, and while they are both legends at the club for their contribution they did what they were paid to do so I think it's a bit naff to criticise their treatment when they were no longer up to the job.

Can he put the lottery on for me and I'll pay him out of the winnings.

I'm guessing here but will you be singing "What a sh!tty home support"? :thumb04:

I hopr you pointed out or are going to at least, that better football or not they got pumped out of the cup (in a nice way though).

Needs a bit of blue as it reminds me of the buddies, but yes excellent ideas.

Does it meet with all the required SPL criteria? That appears to be a temporary stand, I remember sitting in one against Falkirk in the First Division but didn't think it would satisfy the SPL. It's a wonder we didn't go for that for the quickest option to meet the criteria.