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and you know the answer that will be given .... one or other of the OF have to do it every week, usually to an away venue !!! Its of the same ilk as our reaction to sides complaining about travelling up the A9 a couple of times a season .... most televised games for us are at home, against the OF so to get a single one away is a pain in the @rse, but not exactly a frequent occurence ...... just think of poor Scarlet, a 12 noon kick off for you is 7am for me but 4am for him The main difference is that we don't get a sizeable chunk of the league income to compensate for the hassle!!! TV money is like a Class A drug. Everyone gets a short term high, but we all know that it'll kill us in the long run.

Early Sunday kick-off two weeks running....someone is taking the piss!!!

We've not been informed of any changes. With it being on Alba, then if it was going to be changed then I would have expected to know by now.

Not really. By putting the shop in there you would have lost 50% of the catering and toilet facilities for the Main Stand and just created an additional problem of where to move them too.

Tavel Club Info - http://ictsupporterstrust.co.uk/travel-club/booking For 3pm Kick Off, we aim to arrive at destination around 1pm

The card was out before Samaras had even hit the deck, so no thought whatsoever was given to consulting with his assistants. People harp on about "The need for a split second decision". Why does it need to be split second? Why can't the referee take a moment to process what he just saw? Why not make it compulsory to consult assistants when considering a red card? Refs are all mic'd up these days, so it's not going to slow the game down any. By the time the ref calls the player to have a word then he could have had his feedback and he can then decide if he's just going to have a word or issue a red/yellow card.

Update from the club at 17:20.......This game is scheduled to go ahead as planned.

Information provided by Hearts...... Message to Visiting Supporters Visiting supporters should be aware that there is a narrowing of the roadway in Russell Road near to Sauchiebank and this may slow down pedestrian access to and from the match. A plan is in place to ensure the safety of pedestrians through this area. Visiting Supporters Coaches - Drivers of Inverness supporters coaches should be aware that the coaches will be subjected to searches by the Police for any alcohol in contravention of the Criminal Law (procedure) (Scotland) Act 1995. Coach drivers are also asked not to allow supporters to exit the coaches at Roseburn Terrace but continue onto West Coates where supporters can safely be dropped off on the north side of the street. Police motorcyclists will assist coaches around the one-way system at Haymarket to park on the south side of West Coates during the second half of the match so it is important drivers remain with their vehicles to allow this to happen.

For those heading down to the game....a chance to win ?250!!!! http://ictfc.com/newsflash/277-wonga-cash-dash

Can't believe people are still taking the bait....DC is clearly on the wind-up. Confirmation that card is to be appealed - http://ictfc.com/news/team-news/276-tansey-card-to-be-appealed

I'm sure Celtic phone up the opposition every time they have a home game to ask how they would like the pitch presented....not!!!

I don't think we can afford not to. You can't beat the system by backing down and allowing to walk all over you and with every bad decision and every wrongly refused appeal our case grows stronger.

Terry and the Team need the fans behind them more than ever...must be hard trying to pick themselves up every time they get a kick in the guts like they had today so hopefully we can get as many along as possible.

I don't even remember the new West Ham Utd!!!

Ticket Service providers need to make their money somehow...and that's what these charges are for. As far as I am aware the club do not see a penny from the fee. Clubs (or other organisations) either take the hit on the ticket price or pass the charge on to the customer....it's as simple as that.

On it's own those figures would scare most people....however, I bet if you look at the bottom 3 teams from each season then they will be comparable and on more occasions than you might think, the bottom team may show a better figure than their nearest rivals.

Shall you be wearing a red dot so we can recognise you easily?

Oh dear....nobody biting DC. Nice try!!!

All tickets can be purchased in advance from ICT Club Shop (including Jnr Tickets).

http://ictfc.com/news/events/269-victory-shield-scotland-v-england

Good question, will see if I can find out.

Pay at the Gate - http://ictfc.com/newsflash/254-hearts-ticket-prices

All the personal life stuff aside....what is it that makes (some) people think he would be such a great coach? He's hardly got a string of coaching successes to boast about...quite the opposite.

On the bright side (well I think so anyway) I believe ICT are not currently being considered due to travelling distances for away fans.

Club aren't always the best at getting news out there...but on this occasion it has been listed on the ICT Main Website since 19th October....and a general entry for the 3rd round had been listed long before that on the U19 Fixtures page - http://ictfc.com/newsflash/237-scottish-youth-cup-round-3 The article was also pushed to the top of the news feed last week so as it wasn't lost in the run up to the match. It went out via Facebook and on Twitter (and as such would have had a listing at some point on the front page of this site as well). Pretty sure I also saw mention of it in the Courier and/or Highland News.