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Oh, go away, put them away, off off off

Once a Caley girl, always a Caley girl. Blue and white for ever.

Best quote so far! Well done Alex.....

Shocking that such a cheat gets a call up to Scotland squad.

The fans who have that flag have both Scottish and English connections, hence the Scottish and English flag joined together and the message that Terry may be English but he has Scotland in his heart with ICT. I see no problem with that flag and there has never been any problem when they have taken it to games.

Definitely worth a headline somewhere surely. The boy done good. Well done Mr Weir. A day to remember for him and Wick Academy FC.

Total cheat. I hope Partick are proud of their cheating goalie. So obvious to the fans but an oblivious referee. Norris is a useless ref - always was, always will be - yellow cards for lots of minor infringements and no red to a major cheat. I hope Fox sleeps easy tonight and smiles - what comes around goes around - Fox's day will come and he wont be smiling then. Booooooo again boooooo

Great news. Well done Billy and very well deserved.

It was a great place to go - the old "Geography Club" outings from the Inverness High School. Any excuse to get away from school. I have very happy memories of staying in Carbisdale Castle. Such a shame that it is now going to close.

Was wonderful to be sitting in front of Mr Adams and Mr Cooper and behind Ross County stalwarts! Gosh - they are easy to wind up! Great night all round - let's hope its the same result on 25th October - as I loudly said to all within earshot towards the end of a very one-sided game. Happy night - lets hope for another happy night on 25th.

Whats the saying - you can please some of the people some of the time etc etc....

Meet up at the Park Hotel then, as the supporters bus will be in Kilmarnock in good time. See you there.

Billy came on as a sub on the hour mark tonight for Northern Ireland. Well done, Billy. Great news.

Why didn't you check the official club website - all the under 20s games are listed there and, if any doubt, phone the Club direct for kick off times. Simples.

Sorry Davie, but after just one away game, now you know just what I had to deal with for the past few years and Kath and others before us! See you on the Celtic bus - really looking forward to being a customer and not getting bruises going up and down the aisle of the bus for umpteen reasons. Regards and I do hope you don't have too many bruises from your accident the other night.

It was Carl Tremarco and Jason Brown who got red cards.

6pm kick off not ideal for lots of reasons, especially the traffic around that time is still choc-a-block at the traffic lights/roundabout.

I know the plural of stadium is not "stadiums" but I couldn't be bothered to change it. Before the "correct" brigade sort me out.

This old chestnut re the stadium only having three sides - It is certainly the case that in umpteen stadiums only 3 areas are being opened, due to cost, lack of numbers, stewarding, etc. For the past umpteen years I have followed ICT to most away games and there are many clubs where whole areas of the stadiums are left empty (from bad memory - Killie, Motherwell, St Mirren, St Johnstone, for a start). Inverness is not the only stadium to only use 3 sides - maybe the original poster complaining about our 3 sides doesn't visit many away games - he would maybe change the record. The same applies to those who complain about parking - what about the clubs who provide no parking at all for away fans - our club should be justly proud of providing parking for both home and away fans, no matter the grumbling about getting away after the final whistle (but that's another story/gripe). Get a grip, all of you, you don't know when you are lucky and, if you don't like getting wet/burned with the sun/wind in your face/whatever, then change your seat to the North Stand - simples.

Mikey's funeral today was an extremely good expression of how his family, his many friends and also his ICT friends, really held him in high regard. The Humanist service was a true reflection of Mikey's life and Toni (from La Taverna in Aviemore) spoke so well and moved most of us to tears (but there was laughter too, anecdotes aplenty). Great to see so many ICT colours on show and also a white and blue football shaped wreath on his coffin. I am sure there would have been more stories told about Mikey in the Caley Club afterwards. An amazing day and a fitting farewell to Mikey.

And I love you too, Johndo xx

1. Where were you born? Dingwall (Don't blame me, it was the nearest hospital for my Mum at the time!) (My Dad always said I was born at the back of the Jail End - ie that's where the hospital was). 2. Where did you spend your childhood? Moy (who knows where that is? and there was nothing there when I was brought up there and nothing much there now, except the annual Moy Games Fair). 3. When did you start following football in Inverness? When I was taken to the footie by my brother, likely in the 1950s sometime (cannot remember year - was too young then and too old now). 4. What is your current location? Inverness.

Very many thanks for these kind words! I will still travel on as many of the away buses as I can, but will enjoy being a customer rather than being busy most of the miles. As long as all the passengers are well looked after, especially Shaun and Harry, then I will be happy.

I recall Mikey Diamond being refused entry into St Johnstone two seasons ago, because the Steward said his flag wasn't marked fire retardant. Mikey went round to the ticket office, complained (I don't think they understood a word he said) and the outcome was that he was allowed in, with his flag. Hurray for Mikey - wouldn't let any steward stop him and his flag.

Our Ryan Esson is not fully fit, so will likely not be in the starting line-up.