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Absolutely wonderful!! Many congratulations to all at ICT. Was smiling after the 3 points yesterday and now - the icing on the cake! Great news. Lets hope Inverness shows some appreciation for this football team.

Just hope Danny Devine injury not serious.

Excellent meeting - very informative. Well done to all concerned - credit where credit is due.

Its no wonder that TB enjoys away games and the away support. He doesnt have to listen to the constant griping of the "fans??" who sit behind or around the dugouts and whose only joy seems to be to criticise and name-call the management. People are free to criticise but some of these "fans" only see the worst and are so "glass near empty", they are sad and I really dont know why they go to the games. The away crowd are noisy and encourage the team, and TB and Mo - if only that were the case at the home games. Rant over.

Just as an aside, I have met the said Philip Roberts outwith football and outwith ICT altogether, and he is an extremely laid-back person, charming, polite, and the comments made herein about him "not being liked" are alien to the young man I met. I hope he goes on to be an extremely good and well known footballer in the higher leagues of football - go on, Philip, show us all what you can do in the future, away from Inverness and those sour critics. You have my best wishes. Liz S

There's more than 12 in the supporters bus!

On a dreadful night weatherwise, it was a joy to be seated in the North Stand, warm dry and cosy, with plenty of positive support for our team - plenty good craic, the only negatives - Killie equalising and ICT dropping two points.

On as a sub in the 60th minute! Well done Billy. Another ICT player with a Cap from his Country.

Thanks Don - saves me filling the flasks of tea and buying cakes etc. But, will miss seeing the boys and cheering them on.

You will be well looked after, on the supporters bus!

Looking forward to a big big hug from you on Saturday, Johndo - make my day!!! You always do xx

Put a bit of weight on Alex?? Next youll be asking Old Caley Girl if she has really long legs. (sitting in row M and N) Being tall, I have really long legs and have difficulty in the seating at most stadiums - including the North Stand at ICT, but these are the "downs" I have to put up with, to support ICT.

Travel line phone doesnt seem to go to voicemail for some reason. Please actually phone, or text me, to confirm your names and seats booked. To date I have answered over 200 calls and texts! so I have definitely answered the phone.

I'll be there. I went to Murrayfield for several years for the home internationals and "friendlies" but the prices got so high, I chose instead to get my season ticket at ICT instead of paying the same for a few games of rugby. However it will be nice to get out the tartan scarf and St Andrews flag again and sing Flower of Scotland live instead of at the tv! Come on Scotland (ps wonder if there will be any nice Welsh gents dressed as Welsh Dolls, carrying fake leeks made of rolled up snooker table tops, with string as the roots!) (quite a Murrayfield memory but maybe it will then be the daffodils which will be in season instead, in March). Hope our Owain will cheer on his countrymen that night despite him currently playing for our Scottish team.

Would love some of these..... absolutely great!! Well done x

Is that 12.30 am or 12.30 pm ? What "dress" should we wear ? You wear any party dress you choose :-) Anyone who is travelling from Inverness, can you phone and book if you want to go on the bus as I believe we have 1 full bus and it would be great if we could take 2 buses, but need quite a few more travelling to make it worth while. Come on down and support the boys and enjoy a little socialising with your fellow fans at St Johnston Two buses now booked to go to St Johnstone.

Me too, and I'm in my 60s.

Delighted!?? that Ross County have categorised the game on 2nd January as Category A - ie similar to Celtic!! Is that fame for ICT or just a way of getting ICT fans to pay more to get into Victoria Park (cant remember the new name) than all the other teams in the SPL. Cannot make up my mind if this is a back-handed compliment, or not. Views ?

I was not in Section E (I am still in Section G) but I had my bag searched quite thoroughly, both on Saturday and Tuesday evening "just in case I had a smoke bomb" or whatever! As an oap who has been to virtually every game since ICT came into existence, I try to be helpful to the Stewards and show them that my bag holds only my binos (to see the boys more clearly at the other end of the pitch) my fleece blanket and other items to keep me and my fellow fans a bit warm on a cold footie day. No bottles no nothing untoward, ever. A goodie - me. I wouldnt know what a smoke bomb looked like. However, it was sad to see Section E being filmed - what about the young persons there - were their parents aware their children were being filmed - isnt there some rule where permission must be granted before filming can take place of persons under a certain age? I agree smoke bombs should have no place within ICT or any football stadium but ... for example I saw no Police officers trying to film the fans from where the coin was flung and injured one of our fans at Ibrox at the cup game just a few weeks ago. Who decided that the young people in our Section E were responsible for what happened at Dingwall? What evidence? From whom?

Why is there not a "booo" button for Laurence and Dougal - mods, please arrange, before they do my head it goodstyle.

Yes, I'll be there (hopefully) if I am still able!! being of oap status now! In 2021 I will be ?? but as long as I can still breathe in Highland air, I'll be there. ICT forever!!

Usual crowd going in the ICT Travel Club bus

At Parkhead, 64 minutes into the game yesterday - ICT Fans went ballistic - again. Ya dancer Billy McKay.

Just seen the bbc 4 minutes plus, very one-sided towards Septic and not the game that I saw yesterday. Thats editing for you. Booo but I'm still smiling and will still be smiling for yonks (old Invernessian word).

A great day out and a memorable result. Well done, ICT. Strange not to see the "turn your backs on the game" scenarios being played out by the Celtic fans - aw shame - Septic weren't winning. It was great to be there, surrounded by so many players families and friends who had travelled so far (including Spain) to witness another ICT historic event. Still smiling. It really was "Paradise" for us, but maybe not the green and white brigade who have that name for Parkhead.