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23. English hooligans running riot are British

Malpas deserves his chance and I think he would do a good job.

It would be wonderful if Peterhead came up. It would give County a local derby and make Elgin look more isolated than ever. A real win win situation. :003: :003: :003:

Just to confirm that on behalf of the Trust I contacted Devlin a couple of days ago and he has been back in touch with us. We'll see what comes of it.

There was some suggestion a while back that if certain countries did not put a representative forward then other countries might get two if two clubs were up for it.

Like Caley100, I'm touched to seen as a celebrity. Then again, some say I'm just touched. :015: I know I'm a bit slow but it's only recently I realised that Julyan and Cameron Stout are brothers.

I see Channel 4 are planning a new documentary series about St Mirren fans. Should be interesting.

A trip to Elgin. Bring it on!

and as for Miller instead of Dargo, what can I say! Truly astonishing

Good solid start. He looked confident and had a few good saves. He just might keep his place for Saturday.

He had legs like a snipe

My job as a driving instructor takes me ito every conceivable part of the town. So, purely based on the shirts you see kids wearing in different areas - More work needs to be done in Smithton than in Cradlehall or Balloch Mork work needs to be done in Hilton than in Lochardil More work needs to be done in the Ferry or Dalneigh than in Scorguie

A strange comment from Brew. Inverness is most definitely a football town. Sadly, that does not mean it is a 100% Caley Thistle town. It probably never will be but there are a vast number of football fans out there who are not commited enough to go to ICT games. Sorting that is the great challenge for those working behind the scenes at ICT in the years to come. I would also suggest that there are certain parts of the town that will be bigger challenges than others.

I think the Grocer must be really starting to wonder if he did the right thing. Coincidentally, Brewster must be thinking the same thing. I also hope that all of this will make any ICT player who hopes Brew might come calling during the summer to think again.

Count me in

I fear the subtlety of your humour will be beyond them, IHE. Welcome to the world of car owners, RiG.

So long Amigo. Good luck to him wherever he ends up.

very good KB, very good. :D

THis season ticket holder has no problem with this initiative. Perhaps, a bit too little too late but welcome none the less.

The event at Dens was open to Trust members and guests plus Supporters Club members and guests. In addition, I made it clear that if anybody else who did not fall into these categories wanted to come along they should get in touch and something would be sorted out. A number did exactly that and were there at Dens. Basically, no Caley Thistle supporter who expressed a desire to be there, or who turned up on the day, was refused admission. The cost of admission (£1) simply covered the cost of soup and pies supplied by Dee4Life. Bottom line was that the event exceeded ICTST's and Dee4Life's expectations and it is very likely to be repeated next season.

Some good memories there. Remember the East Stirling game well and Denzil's heroics in the New Year game against the Tinks.

Whatever, I'm sure you'll bring more than the Arabs did yesterday. Bring it on.

Thanks L_G. The last one was really good and I'm sure this one will be no different. Speaking to one or two folks in the Innes yesterday they were saying they would like to come along but were not trust members. No problem, just come along and join on the night. The bar will be open from 6.45pm and trust treasurer, Eddie Adie will happily take your tenner to join (or fiver if you're a youngster). So get down in good time buy yourself a pint and join up. Meeting starts at 7.30pm.

Bit harsh there kencar. It's a fair offer for the last game. Let's do our bit to get as many extra in as possible.

That's some size of a bladder you have there IHE. I'm impressed.