old caley girl

Felt a bit more sorry for them after experiencing it for myself on saturday. Relegation is never nice but glad to see Sunderland stay up instead.

I think the board made the right decison but probably too late. Worth a gamble but sadly didn't come off. If Craig was still our manager I think there would have been nobody there on saturday or for weeks before that.

I've been on here all weekend. I seem to need to read/reply to people who feel the same way as I do. It is like a bereavement. Our club is certainly at a crossroads as relegation is a pretty major setback and one not experienced before. I like IHE worry about how the board are going to react. I have to say that I feel worse now than I did on saturday reality is starting to kick in. I think some sort of statement about the future is required and soon to restore a bit of fan confidence but I'm not holding my breath.

Must admit I struggled to place votes for this one

Saw the club chaplain Mr Watt on my way out of the stadium - he obviously needed to put a better word in to the man upstairs!

I don't feel excited still feel pretty devastated actually. However, I suppose come August I'll feel better and look forward to the season again.

No they are all too busy posting on pie and bovril!

me neither wizzy

don't think you can blame the loyal fans. I think that bad/mad days cost us at the end of the day eg losing 5-0 at Ibrox and 4-1 at Falkirk and failing to beat teams round about us throughout the season like Hamilton and Falkirk.

To the people not coming back - why not let us all know why you have voted this way.

cant vote either but not sure who I want to vote for anyway

I thought his performance today was dreadful, it not only cost us the match, it cost us our rightful place in the SPL.... :huh: Oh well we know who to blame now then :angry:

OoooH conspiracy theories I like it!

Thought Caley D did a great job today with getting the crowd going and the music. I entered the stadium to "Under Pressure"!

Section E Row J seat 79

Nothing wrong with going with your mum W101. Mums can support too. I've been going to Caley games over 30 years since I started secondary school and now take my own boys. Will defo be there next yr as all true Caley fans should be.

I'll go with section E. I saw grown up guys and girls who had given their all cry at the end.

Agree. I know the players were disappointed but it was only a few who even looked in our direction. They should have acknowledged the fans who had done their job when they did not mange to do theirs.

Agree but they got a hard time from all those around them!

My thanks to Terry and Mo too. If we had'nt got a point against Celtic and won 3 at Ibrox well we wouldn't even have had a chance like today.

I have to say that it looked like a red to me. However, it was disasterous for the team because in the second half Falkirk capatalised big time by having an extra man and we just couldn't get going.

A tad harsh I feel DC. I also was in section E North Stand and I thought young and old sang, shouted, clapped and got behind the team. I was extremely proud of all the fans today who did their job very well in getting behind the team. As for part timers well it was great to see a full stadium today and maybe some of these folks will return. As for the boys left at the end well done to them but all I wanted to do was cry and find some alcohol - sad to hear they were asked to leave the stadium though as everyone was great today. Maybe the stewards were in too much of a hurry to get home. See u all next season.

RESPECT to the guys for this major effort. Hopefully their achievement will spur the players on to victory on Sat. Looking forward to giving a loud cheer on their arrival at the stadium on saturday.

Lucky shirt for me too next week. I hope there is a great atmosphere in the north stand but I feel the tension might kill it.

IHE could you pls pray a bit harder next week. He wasn't listening today.