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Feckin brilliant B) And sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo believable.

It was to stop Buchanan from sniffing them.

DOH - you asked the question "Are they just a bunch of self preservation muppets ??" - Personally I knew the answer several years ago. All I can say is - get your erse to Kilmarnock and join the faithful.

I would agree - except I think his tactics dropped us out of the SPL - but perhaps that was a blessing in disguise. And what about the prospect of Robbo and Butcher with financial back up.

The muppets are on their way out - plans are in place. B)

I just cant miss the lesbian karaoke. :tonguecheek: :) :D Bring it feckin on - Hunting Lodge was the name of the boozer wasnt it ?

OK - Here is the plan - We muster as many singers as we can - we get ratarsed before the game - and sing and sing and sing fer 90 minutes.

He came in with the bronze medal - behind Rooney and Hayes.

Feck me - do you mean stopping taking the feckin p*** out of the mupptes - Me - I can support the team and always will do - No bunch of feckin useless muppets are going to stop me from supporting ICT or spouting off - unless they ban me of course. :tonguecheek: Caley D is a bigger target - forgive the pun - because of his previous standing - of course the club have a point in botting him out - but the bottom line is that he is simply stating a few feckin facts - and many othres are beginning to see that it is not the haverings of the likes of you and me. Look forward to ma double voddie in the Hunting Lodge. :)

Apparently the club are thinking about putting the programme into a new format - following an idea that has been patented by Tulloch Homes.

I would have to say that Caley D should have been moderated a long time ago - some of his posts are abusive and misreprehensible and are trying to bring disrepute to our beloved muppets. Plus I heard Darren chucked him cos he couldnt fit into the uniform. But then again - thank feck nearly everybody appears to be smelling the coffee - and where is the feckin usual protection crew ??

Methinks that has a lot to do with our reliance on Rooney but wish it was becos we had wide men hitting the bye line.

Well three points made it a joyous 700 mile trek - BUT - maybe I have been spoilt with ICT Away but I thought that it was a poor game, we were poor, I would give pass marks to only three players - Plastic Whistle were poor but we just about deserved the three points. Esson wasnt as busy and commanding as usual - Rosscoe appeared to be mainly in third gear - Bulvitis was steady - Granty looked nervous and was covering the Bombscare most of the time which meant most of his touches were hoofs - Jimmy scraped through without doing too much damage - Hayes was excellent but I would love to see him hugging the touchline - Proctor had a bit of a howler - Cox blew hot and cold - Foran was in the same gear as Rosscoe - Sanchez can be a bit of a luxury at times - I would give Rooney MOM for his workrate and holding up and he gets better every time I see him. There were time when it looked like a schoolboy match - especially at half time - with everybody chasing the ball - and apart from Hayes you could have lopped five yards off each touchline and nobody cept Johnny would have noticed. Gawd to we need a ball player in the middle to allow Hayes to be a winger. Sanchez is a far better player away from home and we need somebody - like a Dargo or a Wyness - to play off Rooney. Met Tel Boy in the Fairways after - what a feckin gentleman.

Mmmmmm - beginning to sway to Killie - a few more alcohol bribes could do it. I'll be the guy in the kilt with a I am 35 badge.

Was there not less than 1K at the first game ?

But did ya fleece the arrogant wee fecker

Or a year to the date that the Muppets practically admitted that their adherence to Brewster was crass - perhaps two years later when we should have ejected the feckin lot of them. As far as I am concerned nobody can judge Butcher as he inherited a doomed and downtrodden team going into financial strife.

A low mood does exist. Your comments have proved that. I dont know why it exists though. Its obvious that the attendances have dropped due to whats happened in the last year and some of the performances this season. But if fans have stopped going due to those reasons then thats fine cos i dont consider them true supporters. As ive said, being a supporter is all about following your team through thick and thin. I understand people cant make every game( including me!) but there has been an alarming fall in the home attendances. I really thought that all those years in the spl, we would have been able to build up a large following but it looks like we are gradually dropping down to our hardcore of about 1500. My point was aimed at our away support though. We have always had a decent sized faithful crowd going down to games and all im saying is that its a bit worrying when those numbers start to drop which they have done recently. Could we not expect a slighty higher percentage to go along? So what would be your solution to your low mood? What are these changes that need to be made that you talk about? CTID, I've got a lot of sympathy with your frustration and I don't think you intended to belittle anyone with your op, but I've got to disagree with your point above. I've been a fairly regular 'away' supporter for the past 12 years or so and have been to the vast majority of our away games in the last three seasons, and before this season our away support often numbered around the same as attended on Saturday (witness the "Smallest away support ever?" thread that some St Mirren-supporting tube posted on P&B last season). I've been pretty impressed with how many have turned out for away games this season: a lot of supporters seemed to buy into the "bounce straight back" scenario and seemed determined to back the team to do this. It's understandable if a combination of post-Christmas poverty and a more realistic view of our chances of promotion are now starting to erode the numbers travelling. And that's if; as a few people have pointed out already, Airdrie has rarely been a venue our supporters have travelled to in numbers. Historically, ICT supporters have always picked and chosen their away games carefully: the more fair-minded supporters of other teams recognise that this is because our fans and County fans have to cover a lot more miles than the other sets of fans in the league. The drop is home support is definitely more worrying, because that is a far more likely indicator of a general disillusionment among supporters. Anyway, keep the faith and make sure you do keep coming to the away games whenever you can - we don't want a repeat of the 18 we had at Ayr one time... It was 17 and it was Berwick - just beating the 21 at Dumfries - but both away in midweek. It has always been more fun away from home :huh: Oh and we still feckin outsung the cnuts both times.

THIS THREAD IS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE DEPTHS THIS FORUM IS HITTING - I would rather have sarcasm than the total negativity and bitterness been displayed on here.

I am in turmoil - what should I do ? - Its my 35th birthday after all - I have two feckin choices. A - breakfast at ma local pub - coach and ticket (birthday pressie) to the Scouse Derby - stuffing the reds - arranged game of pool and drinkies against an EFC social club in Skemersdale - back home to Chorley fer a late lock in. OR Up in the early hours - drive to Glesga - park up in Govan - a subway train to Central - return to Killie - back to Brechins in Govan fer a karaoke night run by two lesbians - back to Govan Jaggies to share a room with Sore Arse - and drive back to Chorley on Sunday. What would you do ?

Skippy - Jim Calder - becos they were norwegian turds - The Johndo MacKenzie Stand - His name sounded like a thick fat lad.

Not advice Donald.... just a challenge :) :) Finding out exactly just how much information you have could be worth a few drinks from the ICT Heathmount Posse CaleyD is many things - stupid is not one of them. Mmmmm :huh:

My simmering anger has held me away from this forum as - especially with some voddie - I fear being banned sine die. But this thread echoes emotion - from many peeple who lambasted me - that I have been expressing for the last couple of seasons. The club is run by muppets - the club is in financial turmoil - the Muppets are trying to hold out in the hope that a wee turn of luck will change their fortune - but they are digging the hole deeper. Fortunately there is a saviour in the background - not a multi millionaire investor - but one that has plans to resurrect the club and take us back to the SPL - and maybe even a retirement role fer IHE - after all the proposed saviours are old school pals and have the boys of the late 70's on board to take control. I can see even more investors in the stars when the initial take over happens. But will the muppets relinquish their feckin awful management reins or are they so self feckin up their erses that they would prefer to take the club to its knees before they give us all a feckin break

We are staying up.