Renegade

I remember reading a couple of years ago that the belief that ICT were smallest club in the SPL (turnover/wages/budgetwise etc.), which was often pedalled, was a myth and that ICT/St Johnstone/St. Mirren etc were all fairly small yet were not the smallest and ran on roughly the same budget. The smallest was Kilmarnock. That begs the question about how they are managing to sign all these people when apparently they are in £10m of debt and constantly harping on that relegation would mean liquidation? I won't be surprised if they're the next club to go the way of Dunfermline.

I see in this months ICT programme, as usual they have fans picking their all time best XI. One of them's gone for .........Stratford!

I was thinking the same actually. It might sound like an outlandish suggestion but he may come if no-one else wants him.

Cardle would be a good signing. Gallacher might be alright, but he's getting on a bit I think. Kirk's probably past his best now.

Here he is putting a curse on someone! Yes, this man is crazy!

Was it really smart of Reguero to post that the day before a game? It's not like he's imminently away.

Barrowflop isn't!

People pronouncing Moray as "Moe-Ray" is one I really loathe.

He's certainly experienced.

He's absolutely crackers! Also, if anyone's been on his Twitter page, he's seems to constantly put up photos of himself! Bizarre!

Aren't Kilmarnock in £10m of debt?

Because his name does not change for the English speaking fans. Tudur is actually Welsh for Theodore anyway. Pronouncing his name like "Owen Tudor" is ignorance.

If I hear another person pronounce his name as if it were spelt Owen Tudor, I am going to scream!

This result makes Scotland the first European team officially out of the World Cup.

2-0 now. Dear oh dear this is poor. Absolutely comical defending for that goal as well!

Sorry to bring up an old thread, and know not all of these are "fund raising" ideas, but they could generate more money for ICT none the less. 1. I was reading earlier that Kilmarnock make their own shirts (under the name 1869, the year they were formed) and get more money out of this than they would if their shirts were made by a separate company like most others. With many people's dislike for Errea (with reasons given such as poor designs, poor sizing and that time the away kits never turned up for about six months!), would it be beneficial for ICT to start making it's own shirts as well? 2. Away Fans - As we have experienced at other grounds (such as St Mirren Park and McDiarmid Park), where it is expected that opposition team will bring a very small support (such as Kilmarnock's seventy a few weeks ago), would it not be more beneficial to house them in the right wing of the Main Stand as opposed to the South Stand? This would mean closing the South Stand for that game and thus needing to have less police and stewards for them and thus save the costs. The away fans could use to the facilities in the Main Stand as we did a few weeks ago at Fir Park. This was also done a couple of seasons back in a League Cup game against Queen's Park. 3. Again as we saw at Fir Park, is there any need to have police present at games where trouble is unlikely to occur? Obviously for the likes of Celtic, Ross County and possibly Aberdeen, and other games where a big attendance is likely, it is appropriate for them to be there, but are they really needed for the likes of the aforementioned Kilmarnock game when it was more likely that Ryan Esson would score a hat-trick than a riot breaking out! I do believe though that this is something the club is looking at. Also, are "fan stewards" the way forward? This is what Partick Thistle do apparently and presumably cuts costs in the way that a stewarding firm doesn't need to be brought in.

I'm sure I read somewhere, that he's more commonly used as a right-back for Wales. I know that Wales probably have other good midfielders in the middle, but I can't really see him as a full-back really.

It might be Austria you're referring to. They got beat 1-0 at home to the Faroes about twenty years ago. The Faroes keeper that day also played in a woolly hat!

I'd like Pepper to make the "hole role" his own next season.

If stopping the postal service and bringing back the death penalty isn't enough to convince people to vote yes, then I don't know what will!

Here's the entire last minute! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cA8dGLEhFw

Did there not used to be a bloke with a megaphone as well?

Surely we can get a Steve Marsella-related song out of "Free Nelson Mandela"!

Buckie Thistle till the end of the season I believe.

I was glad to see St Mirren win it. Nice to see a club that hardly ever wins anything win something for once.