IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

I would say that at present we are and average Championship side - what the feck is wrong with that ?

And how will our pitch stand up to three games in a week and then another three ?!!

Well that worked well - This thread has got far more interesting since debarring the posts lightening the whole scenario. Perhaps a sign of the CJT "power" in the future if the complainants join the new Board.

I meant the SPFL - I will be there !!

Count me in . My even buy you a drink

Whether to be feckin bovvered or not ?

You may need to hire this !!

There is no use crying over thawing snow.

Who feckin cares - apart from Uncle Roy and his wee pal Charlie.

What about a game of curling instead

I think that what I was trying to succinctly put across is that we are NOT in current debt - We are NOT in danger of administration or of going burst - BUT we have been saved once again by injections of cash and the political battle is now being waged between Tulloch and the Muirfield Mills NOT Orion and Tulloch - (although I suspect that Orion and Mr Savage have a side issue involvement). The future aint bright but the future aint shitttee either. The concern is that we do not have the spondoolachs to look at any new investment - a 3G pitch would be fantastic but we cant afford the quality players to grace it. Until things change we are stuck in the Championship - at least.

Basidally that inspection time suggests a forlorn hope. Plus a ground with one stand, three open sides and also clear ground around the sides will be susceptible as an amber snow warning is called in Glesga this evening. I was planning to drive up but ain't risking it now

Fascinating - So for the summary for this forum - How much are we currently in debt ?

It is acceptable when it is associated with a cheap away day hostelry - Is it booked OCG ?

By who ?

Inverness County FC playing at the Highland Spring Stadium, sited by the Tore Roundabout

SILENCE IS GOLDEN - NOT !!

Its not a whirlpool - Its a feckin aquifer

I would have truly loved reading these posts in the Highland League days of the 70's and 80's but I would definitely have blamed the LSD. I for one have relished the journey and we are far from back to where we started. As Titus Livy once said to me in a Sneck Pizzeria "Johndo, Inverness Caledonian Thistle has grown since its humble beginnings that it is now overwhelmed by its own greatness."

Cant help but chuckle at his Official Facebook page but cant help but like the bloke. Back in the Guinea national team squad and scoring goals for Prachuap FC in Thailand. He might be over 7,500 miles from the Caledonian Stadium but reminders of the Highlands still follow him. Each Instagram post is usually greeted by a friendly comment from those of a Caley Jag persuasion and Doumbouya credits them as the best fans he has ever played for. Contact is still made with former team-mates, like Larnell Cole, Ross Draper and Jake Mulraney, and he still holds great affection for Inverness. He said: “I get a lot of messages from supporters when I scored for St Polten, or played for the national team. They’re the best supporters I’ve ever had.” Well worth befriending on Facebook

Perhaps they were waiting to get first dibs on the 450,000 shares ?