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Well done to the whole team. Excellent performance.

Sorry to hear the news re Ginger. He was my hero in the fifties. RIP

J.F. another legend of ICT. Enjoy your retirement.

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How about the Al Fayed stadium? He would give us a few quid, and he loves the Highlands.

Shankland  2-3

3 minutes ago, ferben1994 said:

I hope after reading and hearing what the man went through with his illness people get off his back.

He genuinely wants to help our team do well and he's if nothing else not short on effort as well as being our current top scorer this season.

Let's for once try and get behind all our players at the business end of the season, we still have a great chance of the playoffs and his goals are going to be crucial.

 

Totally agree. Already our top scorer this season, and may well end up better than Billy Mackay. Keep going Jordan, true supporters wish you well.

Just been watching our Scottish Cup run on DVD. I really want to cry for where we are now. Our board never took the opportunities to promote our club, and get investors in after that. We are just about back to 1974.

Quote Barry Wilson. We have not been good enough when we go ahead, to kill teams off. Yes Barry we know that, but what are you going to do about it ? Answers are required for the supporters!

Wishing you well in your fight ahead to beat this disease. You will beat it.

OMG another draw!

A very well deserved testimonial. Ryan you are a legend.

With this appointment it will hopefully focus on creating more funds for the club. This is a positive move by our directors, and I am looking forward to a club with a strong future, not something I felt six months ago. Good luck to Yvonne and her team.

Well done all at ICT. Who would have thought we would be where we are today in January.  Immensely proud of our club, players and Management team. We will be back with a stronger start to next season. Watch out County, United and the rest.

56 minutes ago, CaleyD said:

Hypothetically speaking....

If the club was facing administration (and it would come as absolutely no surprise to me), then it would need to be actioned before next Saturday for the club to take the 15 point hit this season (and 5 next season).  If it were to happen in the close season, then the penalty would leave us starting the next campaign 15 points down (5 points the season after that).

No surprise to me either!

I gave Nathan Austin 1 point, he was only on the pitch for about 5 minutes, but I liked what I saw from him. Hopefully he is a good signing.

1 hour ago, PerfICT said:

We can't blame the pitch or the referees, guys. We are bang average and the reasons are various: small core support, poor club management over past 2.5 years, poor recruitment, poor discipline, hangovers from previous regimes etc. My concern  is not this season, but whether we can sustain another year as a full-time club. That is where we are at - either next season or the next, we have to accept the real possibility of having to go part-time. That is the magnitude of the failings over the last 2 seasons.

My thoughts exactly. Well said neighbour.

10 hours ago, The_Sponge said:

If it's live on Alba does that channel not start broadcasting on a Saturday until after 4? Would explain the ko time.

Correct. Still nothing on the ICT website about the cup final.

8 hours ago, Charles Bannerman said:

Thanks to Fraz and Yngwie for the much needed reality check!

How true this is. As a club we cannot survive at the level we want to be at from gate attendance money.

Agreed

40 minutes ago, Kingsmills said:

We need neither a sugar daddy or more surporters although, especially with regard to the latter, that would be a welcome bonus.

We survived in the top tier for over a decade, with one minor blip, without a sugar daddy or a large fan base. We did so with generally sound management both on and off the pitch sometimes combined with a measure of good fortune.

While we have no divine right to be in the Premiership, there is no reason whatsoever why we can't enjoy a similar run again.

I would consider the blip to be major rather than minor.. We had no sound management ether on or off the field last season

On ‎2‎/‎3‎/‎2018 at 4:37 PM, caleyboy said:

no highland  derbies next season cos they will survive and we are nowhere near getting there. sad but realism must kick in.

It's true we will not return to Premier League football for a long time. To survive back in that league we need a sugar daddy, or more supporters. How can we entice better players to Inverness???. We are maybe better suited to the Championship. Without money being invested in the club, I hate to say it but "we are doomed". Realism has been kicking in to me for sometime.

OK, we have freed up some wages, and going to invest that money in what????

Is this game all ticket ? 

No, No, No.

Fantastic news.