Well, for the benefit of Mr MacLeod.
1. Which ICT player sent off in the 28th minute on the 7th March 2009?
Andy McNulty. He was playing for Elgin City at the time. Lionel Djebi-Zadi was sent off two minutes later.
2. Who is this and what is his link with ICT?
Former Tenerife and Borussia Dortmund manager Bernd Krauss. He was allegedly after the ICT managers job after Brewster was sacked.
3. Before Butcher was a professional footballer with Ipswich, he was a trainee what?
It couldn't have been easier, the answer was in the name. He was an apprentice BUTCHER!
4. At one in Butcher's career he picked up an injury and the bleeding he had was refusing to stop. What was used to make the bleeding stop?
A hanky. Whilst in hospital in the early 1980s the medical team were having problems stopping Butcher's bleeding. Whilst in hospital Butcher received a letter from a "faith healer" and said that if he held that a certain time, if held onto the hanky, the "faith healers" would pray for him at the same time. Amazing, it stopped the bleeding.
5. How many stadiums have ICT played their "home" games in (Hampden doesn't count)? And what are they?
Not 5 as is commonly thought. The answer is in fact 6. They are Telford Street, Caley Stadium, Tannadice, Victoria Park, Pittodrie and Grant Street Park. The latter occurred a couple of seasons ago for a North of Scotland Cup game. ICT were drawn at home against Clach, though the fixture was moved to Grant Street. Even though it was played there, ICT still technically played as the "home" team.