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Please note that, having spoken to the Social Club, we can confirm that the bus will depart from there at 12:15pm and then head to Railway terrace for pick ups at 12:30pm. I'm told that the Social Club will be serving breakfast from 11am for those who want a bit of food before they depart ? Can also confirm that if there are any unsold seats on the bus, then these will be available on a first come/first served basis on the day.

I don't think we collapsed in the second half...well, not as is being suggested. We had a great first half and got the job done, then it looked more like us going into self preservation mode as we clearly have one or two players out there who were/are carrying knocks and niggles. Not sure what the excuse was for the officials, they were woeful.....bad, not bias.

Reminder that the survey ends tomorrow.

Got a good feeling about today.....3-0 for the Caley Jags is my prediction ?

You've not allowed for the time difference...it was about 5 hours after.

Here is the rules on solidarity payments...so I would say we were due 0.5% of the total compensation paid. If it is £7 Million, then we'd be due £35k...if I'm reading it right.

We should take it to Claggan Park; and as a proper gesture of Community Spirit, allow them to keep all proceeds from the gate.

The escalated fast!!

Our younger players will really be giving Robbo some food for thought when it comes to squad selection. I was going to suggest "long may that continue"...but it should actually be "long may it not continue" and a few more get a chance to step up ?

Fans Bus leaving at 12:30pm from Railway Terrace and returning straight after the game -

ICTFC FANS BUS to THE HIGHLAND DERBY The ICT Supporters Trust will be running a bus to the Highland Derby v Ross County in Dingwall on 22nd September 2018 - Departing at 12:15pm from the ICT Social Club (Greig St) and 12:30pm from Railway Terrace....returning to same immediately (well, once you've all had a chance to get back on board) after the match. The price is £6 per person (regardless of age) and will include a free set of "Bang Bang" sticks to assist in MAKING SOME NOISE FOR THE CALEY THISTLE BOYS!!! (I make no apology for the cheesy nature of that last bit!) In order to simplify the process, we are asking that people book in advance via EventBrite by CLICKING HERE. Please note - spaces are limited and this is the only way we are able to accept bookings for the bus. Please also note - NO alcohol is permitted on the bus. Anyone believed to be in possession of alcohol will be refused boarding, if they are already aboard, they will be asked to leave. There will be ample time for refreshments when we arrive in Dingwall. Any questions or queries can be sent to members@ict.supporterstrust.org Let's get right behind the team and make sure bragging rights return to this side of the bridge....Ding Ding....All Aboard

Would the Travel Club bus not get you back in time...assuming it's returning straight after the game?

The Scottish Football Fans Association are running a "Female Fans Survey" and the ICT Supporters Trust are encouraging as many females as possible to have their say. For further information, and the survey itself, check out the following link... https://scottishfsa.org/female-fans/ Survey closes on 16th September.

If you've not completed the survey yet, please do. It has been agreed that the questions in this survey will be set for 3 years to allow proper analysis to be done on what progress is, or isn't, being made in the areas being covered. http://www.scottishsupporters.net/survey/

I would answer that, but I fear it might encourage Charles Bannerman out of his CTO retirement!

Robbo has/had an account (in his own name) and has posted on here a few times, so clearly loves the place.

We did have at one point, but they went off on their own (might actually have become Inverness City Ladies team).....not entirely sure why.

The vast majority of "glory hunters" don't even attend games, many will never have set foot inside the stadium of the team they "follow" and watch it all on TV.....so you could move them to the other side of the planet and it wouldn't matter a jot.

Just a quick note in regards to where the ICT Supporters Trust sits at the moment.... As many of you will be aware, there was a fairly recent change of board with the Supporters Trust which came about as the result of a call from members who had concerns over the state the organisation had found itself in. When the new board took over, we communicated that the first order of business would be to sort out our own internal affairs and operations; with a view to presenting a society that was fit for purpose at the next AGM (set for December this year). We should (without doubt) be taking a lead on many of the issues being raised in this thread, but the harsh reality is that the Supporters Trust inherited by the current board was in no position to be calling into question the clubs governance, communication etc. whilst it's own was a total shambles. We have made solid inroads into getting our own house in order and we have also had an initial introductory meeting with the Club CEO, Yvonne Crook. The Supporters Trust has a board meeting of their own on Thursday and we intend to issue a more comprehensive update on where we are at with various items by the start of next week. None of the above should preclude individuals from raising concerns direct with the club. In the absence of a direct address, an email to admin@ictfc.co.uk with a request to forward it to the CEO is probably the best way for doing that.

ICT Supporters Trust urge ALL fans to take the time to complete the Scottish Football Supporters Survey which was launched by Supporters Direct Scotland today. It has been agreed that the questions in this survey will be set for 3 years to allow proper analysis to be done on what progress is, or isn't, being made in the areas being covered. http://www.scottishsupporters.net/survey/ Survey closes 16th September.

Reverting to the previous name has no impact whatsoever on the voting right and/or the fact that, as per the football club articles, it is held by the ICT Supporters Society Ltd.

What’s in a name? In our case….it’s not what’s in a name, it’s having too many of them!! ICT Supporters Society Ltd - This is the organisations legally registered name…and we are Limited Liability company (LTD) with Community Benefits Society status (think co-operative). As such we file our documents with the FCA and not Companies House, you can get further info at https://mutuals.fsa.gov.uk/SocietyDetails.aspx?Number=2665&Suffix=RS ICT Supporters Trust - This was the originally adopted trading name of the society and it has it’s routes in the Supporters Trust movement which has grown over the last 10 to 15 years. I’ll come back to this in a moment. Caley Jags Together - The additional trading name that was adopted most recently when it was decided to bring together the functions of the Supporters Club and the Supporters Trust. It’s become painfully apparent to us that we need to remove the confusion, so going forward we have decided that we will no longer make use of the “Caley Jags Together” name and will revert to sole use of “ICT Supporters Trust”. When the two supporters groups merged, the Supporters Club’s main function was operating the supporters buses. Now that this function has been moved on to the ICT Supporters Travel Club, which has no direct affiliation with the ICT Supporters Trust, then we are comfortable that we are not betraying or going back on any previous agreements to use the Caley Jags Together name. We have already begun changing our name on social media platforms and are in the process of getting the new website ready to launch, along with the new member joining/renewing/management system which will be a large part of that. This is a sizeable step in our bringing the organisation back to where it needs to be in order to best serve the it's members and the wider ICTFC Community.

The next Alex Fisher.

Can't sell what we don't own.