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Fully agree with what Charles has said above.

Off topic, but I wish the TV companies would decide which matches they want at the start of the season. A lot of our fans travel to home matches. There's nothing more frustrating than booking public transport only to find out a fixture has been shifted to a Sunday or Friday night.

Land Rover > Skoda

and shoot for the boot should be done with a land rover.

With no football to talk about today, I've nabbed this link from P&B. Accurate description of our fans? https://yougov.co.uk/opi/profiler#/Inverness_Caledonian_Thistle_F_C/demographics

With falling attendances, might be worthwhile for our club to consider giving U16 supporters free season tickets?

It was interesting to chat with Motherwell fans on Twitter last night. They were of the opinion that the fan-based route their club has gone down isn't working, I wouldn't be surprised to see most clubs in Scotland operating on a part time basis in the long term.

I'm of this opinion too. They do have 'fans' who boycott our ground.

Fully agree with everything you've written in the post above Clacher_holiday2. I couldn't make it up for the match yesterday and had to go to my local to watch it on Sky. Every screen in the pub (bar one showing our match) was on the Man U v Everton match and the commentary was on the English match too. Sad state of affairs. What's the way forward? Summer football Restructure the league set-up Clubs to work collaboratively to bring through youth players If no steps are taken, I imagine we'll see more clubs returning to being part time.

Pay to get in, or watch it for nothing in a pub? TV coverage is ruining the game in Scotland. Do the revenues the clubs get from the TV companies make up for the revenue lost elsewhere? *edit* Just noticed on P&B Motherwell have launched a flex-ticket deal. Would be really good if we could have something similar http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2014/09/08/new-fir-park-flexi-ticket/

Fully agree, Kind of Blue. The atmosphere will be awful. I'm gutted it's on the Sunday and the transport problems don't help either. I've just checked the scotrail website and there's planned engineering works: http://www.scotrail.co.uk/sites/default/files/11417PerthInvernessSept14.pdf From twitter it appears there's a lot of fans who are based in the south who won't be able to make it up now.

As Nod has pointed out, there's no trains south on the Sunday. Highly doubt I'll travel up for it now.

It was good last week at Fir Park. While we were seated separately, the catering and facilities were open to both sets of fans. I enjoyed the banter with the Motherwell fans.

Ojaama back at Motherwell on loan is bad news for us. Out of interest, if Hughes insists in this awful possession-based football, why isn't Nick Ross getting a game? Best passer of the ball at the club but he's left on the bench.

Laurence has made a lot of good points there, OCG.

Not looking forward to this one at all with Fir Park being a very unhappy hunting ground for us. Can't see past a win for the 'Well.

Dire stuff last night. We were lucky to come away with a point.

The treble is on.

Foran to be appointed manager before Christmas and to dodge relegation.

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And its not even same day return £150 day return from Edinburgh. Mantis, when I first looked at them they were £120. You got in quick there.

Flights are £150 return.

Haha that would have been great Mantis! The Flybe flights are really expensive :-(

Anyone driving down from the central belt for this one?