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Dougal, they're 9m x 6m in size. It wasn't easy finding a table that size to lay them out for the photo, but thankfully one of the players had been doing Jack and the Beanstalk with the kids for World Book Day so we got wind of where the giant lived, snuck in and grabbed some quick shots in his dining room.

They're bigger than they look....honest!!!

Watch this space.....

I'm thinking that it maybe wasn't a great idea to put these on a boil wash....!!!

Took delivery this afternoon....been chasing my tail all day but will aim to get a picture up later.

If people want to risk being sat at home come 4:15pm on 16th March kicking themselves because they missed out on being a part of history...for both ICTFC and Inverness...then that's their lookout. What's more important, IMO (and I'm sure it will be the case) is that everyone who is there gives the team the noisiest, most positive backing they can from the moment the team step onto the pitch until the moment they step off it again.

Fair point I find it a bit odd that folk are expected to fork out money without knowing what design has been given the green light Dougal I find it extremely odd . We are asked to vote on the design and then not told the outcome of said vote , yet expected to pay for it . There's a good reason for that which, all being well, will be revealed before the end of the week. If people wish to hold off from donating until then, that's not an issue due to someone underwriting the cost in advance and allowing the order to be placed.

Aside from the financial benefits (for us both), having the local rivalry back is great craic.

Apologies for taking so long with this....you can now donate (via Caley Jags Together) using your debit/credit card by CLICKING HERE Link towards the lower left of the page for those who don't have a PayPal account.

My cousin called his daughter Kallie. The thing is, he's not even an ICT fan, he's a blue nose!! He named her that because she was born shortly after the game where we prevented Celtic wining the league title.

It won't do near as much harm as the inane pessimism emanating from a few of our own fans. If you want to do your part to promote the club and the final then try a bit of positivity....if you're really lucky, it might even help you crack a smile.

Absolutely not....something Yogi touched on at the CJT Fans Q&A last night.

No....on skis

None of them are a patch on this....

Situation has been rectified and anyone who purchased seats in the upper tier while it was open will be moved to the lower tier. Thanks for highlighting this.

Where else could we have squeezed the Hibs fixture in?

Some initial gremlins with phone and online sales. Should be cleared up very soon. In regards to choice of seat....doesn't matter where you buy from, they're being sold as they come off the system (as per SPFL instructions).

Following information from Ross County FC. As the Highland Derby approaches, Ross County have taken the opportunity to remind fans of the situation regarding ticketing for the match which is the rescheduled playing of the match abandoned at half time in October. Holders of tickets from the original game will be entitled to free admission to the rescheduled match, but this will only be on presentation of the retained portion of their ticket from the abandoned match. Anyone unable to present a full and intact ticket stub at the turnstiles will not be admitted to the Stadium. The deadline for anyone who has retained their ticket from the abandoned match but who is unable to attend the rescheduled match and wishes to claim a full refund must make their application (including the full and intact ticket stub) to Ross County Football Club by no later than 17:00 on Friday the 21st of February. For those who do not already have tickets from the original match, tickets will be on sale as normal right up until kick off on from Ross County either in person or by telephoning 01349 860860 during normal office hours or 24 hours a day via the online shop facility at www.rosscountyfootballclub.co.uk. On the night of the game sales will, as usual, be from the Matchday Ticket Office located in the Car Park. The Club would also like to remind any fans travelling from Inverness that a contraflow is currently in operation on the Kessock Bridge which can significantly increase journey times at peak periods, and with only limited car parking available at the ground supporters are advised to allow extra time to ensure they do not miss kick-off in the eagerly anticipated match.

People effectively impounded their own vehicles by parking there.

I think that's one section round from where we normally sit and has no pillars in the way or restricted view.

Just to make sure we didn't fall foul of any rules, I ran the designs past the SPFL and they've come back with a few alterations that need us to make....

Cheers RiG....beat me to it.

Everyone is chipping in to buy a surf flag and we've stuck you down for £100 contribution as we knew you weren't around and we didn't want you to miss out.

Maybe we should rename it ParadICT for the day!

I'll check, but I actually think the money/profit from the car parks may go into the ICTFC Community Development Charity. In regards to parking at New Century House. You parked somewhere you shouldn't have and someone decided to get a bit of payback...shit happens, get over it.