Glen Mhor

We could worse than go after Paul Hartley. His treatment by Dundee was pretty shabby but you can't expect any better in the ruthless world of football in Dundee.

MM may not set the pulse racing but he's a decent coach and well worthy of consideration as Director of Football.

This aspect of the club is really needing a revamp. We'll need every penny we can lay our hands on next season and this is an important revenue source.

Graham's a good guy and I think he'll be an asset to the board.

I was looking at the match programme from yesterday and to my eyes there seem to be an awful lot of people taking a salary out of the club which is now going to be a Championship club. Some serious cutbacks will almost certainly be required if we're to keep our heads above water.

No surprise there then.

What's the position of Maurice Malpas ? Would he like a shot at managing the club ? Is he off down the road ?

Foran has a lot to learn and in any form of management an early lesson is to praise in public and to chastise in private.

Excellent result. Lifted the spirits after last week at Tynecastle. The only way is up !

My first game for a very long time and what a very disappointing result to say the least. We were quite unlucky with some of the attacks but the squad definitely needs to be strengthened - defence, midfield and up front. Two goals from Don Cowie just rubbed salt in the wound. The board really need to give Richie some funds to get out into the market and seek some new blood.

Tremendous day for ICT or yet another tremendous day. Congratulations to all.

One swallow doesn't make a summer. Far too early to be talking about a collapse. I'm sure we'll bounce back next week in Perth.

Manager of the Month seems to be the kiss of death.

Absolutely fantastic performance - ICT heroes all.

Just an excuse for the PC brigade to go just a bit over the top, particularly 5live and David Miliband. Certainly will be interesting to see how Sunderland perform over the next few games given all this extra off-field attention.

Ah, what memories of the halcyon days of 1990s Scottish football. Paolo di Canio (new manager of Sunderland FC) comes from that era too.

Decent result for us and to have 50 points in the SPL and to be in the top six are two notable achievements.

Strachan needs to have a major rethink after Friday's debacle.

We give away far too many late goals. Are they forgetting that games last 90+ minutes ? Onwards to Motherwell.

Really great news for the club and all credit to Sir Terence for not making money his number one object in the game but put loyalty first. It's a pity that many others in the game couldn't follow his example.

Don't think that the Highlands is alone in being regarded as a backwater by the BBC Central Belters in Glasgow - the Borders is treated no differently and the local BBC station is a joke.

If they were still there we could always shop in Barney's or Hetty's to keep trade in Sneck or am I edging off-topic ?

Yes, a minute of silence to mark John's passing would be very appropriate at the Dunfermline game.

The memory of Saturday afternoon and the loss of a fellow Caley Thistle fan will be with me forever. The family and friends of John will be very much in my thoughts and prayers over the coming days.

A really sad and tragic end to a lovely afternoon in Ayrshire which started being all about a football match. Very distressing. I had an awful feeling before the stewards moved us to the lower section that things were not looking good for the gentleman. Deepest and heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.