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The only time I made a comment, very mild compared to this, (and I thought at the time it was constructive criticism) regarding our Team Captain, months later I was approached by him and put in my place very sternly and forcibly. Be wary, lyndwinkle, as Mr Foran will find you and then you will be suitably chastised. Ooh dear - be warned.

Great interviews. Many thanks to all concerned.

Hurray - I was next in the queue to Luke and Don! so that means I am in the singing section!!! Bring it on (despite being an "oldie").

Yawn yawn yawn.... when will this all end...

Ryan Christie came on as a sub, as did the Georgian lad - so he is obviously still here.

Result 3 - 1. Our scorers Jason Oswell, Liam Polworth and George Brislen-Hall.

Just a note to say, ICT under 20s team v Hamilton at the Stadium today, 2pm kick off.

I can recall a bakers in Greig Street, on the way to the High School, where we would buy "yesterdays stale-ics". The joy if it was a cream cookie! - this must have been the fore-runner to the reduced counter in Tesco nowadays. I also remember buying broken biscuits from the boxes in Woolworths, similar to pick and mix today, but never to eat in the "one and nines" in the Playhouse when we juped school on a Wednesday afternoon (split classes so we were never missed - ever!?) How we got off with not being there every Wednesday afternoon in 4th year I will never know, but - and if there wasnt a decent film on, then we went for a walk, anything but going to class. And I still got decent employment so it wasnt wasted afternoons after all.

Many a good night in the Ballerina in Nairn but, IHE, it was the Two Red Shoes in Elgin (big fat guy in charge - cant remember his name) - those were the days when we also went in umpteen double deck buses to the Strath!! Oh, the days of live bands every Friday and Saturday, with a choice of where to go.

After David Raven's start to the season, which was not spectacular to say the least, I am happy to eat my words and say he was my Man of the Match today. What an improvement, game by game. Well done, David. Credit where credit is due.

I didnt even know the Celtic tickets were on sale - or else I would have been down to get my ticket. Will be happy to join in your conga, Mark - as long as you allow "golden oldies" to join in! See you tomorrow.

If you attend any away games, you will know that all the away section sing - quite different to home games and much more enjoyable.

Another post which has made me laugh out loud! Many thanks, Davie.

IHE - Well done, you never fail to lift my spirits and make me laugh! Oh dear, I didnt mean it like that. Here come the responses! Sorry - senior moment again.

Does that mean some tickets have been sold already? If so, how, when and where please?

Antonio's parents were on the Supporters bus to Kilmarnock and back and, despite speaking no English, had a good day out and especially seemed to like the song about Reguero and Spain. They are away home later today, Sunday. Haste ye back, Mrs and Mrs R.

~ Thats the second time I have been called a wifey today. Enough is enough. Your yellow card is marked. Red next time.

And only £14 per person on the bus, plus Killie are giving under 16s free entry if accompanied by an adult. The price cannot be the cause of the lack of fans travelling, so.... what's your excuse?

Wishful thinking and - If only!! After ICT Travel Club having two 51 seater coaches (with just a few empty seats) at Ibrox on Wednesday night, the Travel Club now has only a 29 seater bus (not full) going to Killie. Poor show - makes me quite sad for our team after their great show just a couple of days ago. The few of us at Killie will cheer loud and long for "our" boys and show our appreciation of our Cup semi-finalists.

Have a feeling its only home fans - discrimination.

Bus to Killie leaves from the Social Club at 9.15 and from the Stadium at 9.30.

If you phone the stadium pronto, you can buy tickets for the game. I have already collected tickets for folk in the south - all they have to do is find the supporters bus when we arrive at Ibrox and I will then hand over their tickets. After all the traffic jams on the way to Ibrox and umpteen phone calls during the last few miles of "where are you, where will we meet etc", I am delighted that I was able to hand over all the over a dozen ticket envelopes to our fans in the South. I am sure you were all happy you got tickets and watched a great game. Hope to see you all again soon.

Killie prices - £22 and £15 concession (under 18 etc). Come and enjoy a Killie pie!

What a wonderful one-sided commentary! Great!

If you phone the stadium pronto, you can buy tickets for the game. I have already collected tickets for folk in the south - all they have to do is find the supporters bus when we arrive at Ibrox and I will then hand over their tickets.