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I see we also tried the beach ball tactic, but the all in wrestling steward woman ripped them apart.

In fact Nerdy boy, here is what you said on the original opening post........... These "fans" should not be tolerated and, as there will be others who know who they are, they should be reported to the club or the police. This behaviour reflects badly on the club and life bans should be given to those involved. Anybody going to do the right thing? Now, interestingly, over the bridge poster diego replied with this little gem, implying that County need to indeed do the right thing great day, im still buzzing, im rather tired after blowing on my hooter all afternoon kids throwing stuff at esson was bang out, was giving them a piece of my mind during the game and after it, most shameful thing is most of them play for county at youth level People in glass houses and all that. It is however, not clever by any set of fans to partake in this antic, but it sort of blows your tirade directed at only ICT fans clean out of the water. hooligans indeed

Ah Mr Nerd Your previous topic was hidden due to some abusive posts on the thread. Any 'censorship' was not aimed at you or the topic, but as a number of tetchy people had posted abusive content then one of the mods has hidden the whole thread. The subject is very pertinent, in fact it is so popular just now that Mr Jailender has mentioned it on your own forum. But wait a minute, it would appear that you need to get your own house in order first, so thanks to Jailender for pointing it out. I agree it is not clever to throw items on the pitch, whether in jest or not, the authorities will take a very dim view of it and the end result will be a fine and stadium ban for anyone involved. We will also get over it and we still have six points to claim from your team before the season ends. Haste ye back. Here is the comment in bold from over the bridge "It's not time to get all high and mighty as some of our fans in the Jailend were throwing stuff at Esson in the second hal... Something that should be stamped out, The last thing we need is for a fine or something... Not wanting to sour the day, but those involved need to stop it" !

Absolutely, it is quite common for ICT to burst into verse and post poems about County defeating us. By the way, I like yer poem.

Extremely disappointing result although it was an improvement on the first derby of the season. That was some free kick that smacked the bar. It went like a ferkin rocket, but the County guys were quicker to react to the rebound. Second goal was a neat one as well, although the free kick which preceded it was rather dubious. Contrary to most on here, I thought we contributed to the pulsating match, with some exceptions. Sanchez was not going to get any time today, Bulvitis was lost and Dougie Imrie was just rubbish. What is it with this guy. We clawed our way back into the game as County closed ranks and they tried to counter us. Rooney had enough presence to knock in the rebound, but not enough presence to hit the penalty to the other side of McGoverns ears. We did create a hatful of opportunities. Two headers and a charged down shot in the first half. Hayes was super when he came on, tearing them a new one, but nobody took advantage of his pace. One brilliant run ended when the cross was superbly blocked in the six yard box as Rooney (i think) looked favourite to score. Eric missed what looked like a simple header, he appeared to have time to bring the ball down, and that was it, game over. County had a goal chalked off for something at the far end. We certainly made them work much harder, but as I expected, their defence were a much more difficult nut to crack than Ayr or Mortons. We could have sneaked a draw at best, but we fell just short of acheiving that. Enjoyable day out, marred only by the result and the difficulty getting served in the National....and the time it took to get out of Dingwall..... And by someone throwing items on the pitck. Was the last item something like a German sausage thingy. How odd.

As you are on the net, google alba tv and check their site, but I believe the Motherwell Hamilton game is on as stated elsewhere on the site.

Wot no kilts..............Here is the proof of the pudding.....09:30 @ the Dodgy Arms.

HT: 0-0 FT: 1-2 1st Scorer ICT: Foran 1st Scorer Opp: Gardyne Crowd: 5283

Not likely, are you going along the shore road?

Cup of tea at the Dodgy Arms at 09:30 then.

Sorted it for you Kev............. :024:

Cheers Kev, I couldnae work it out from the lyrics provided on this thread........both are spot on.

I presume so............................but only if they have tickets left, in which case I would phone County office to check, or get someone to collect your tickets from the ICT shop before 2:00pm today. (i am around if so) ICT Portakabin................01463 222880 Dingwall Caravan............01349 860860

Myself, Zogg and KierantheStud will be there in full flow. bring it on......

OK, latest update on the ticket situation is that ICT have at this moment 159 tickets left at the club shop for the terrace only. These will be sold until 2:00pm today (Friday), when they have to total up and return all unsold tickets to Dingwall. It's up to you if you want to leave it to chance, but my guess is that come 2:00pm there will not be many, if any tickets left at ICT shop. Dingwall may or may not have kept back some tickets for sale on the day, but my understanding is that ICT have been given 750 for the away terrace (behind the goals). How many does that terrace hold???

Hmmnnn, 4ize was lurking the other day......checking out the nonsense being posted no doubt.

Thanks for that Culduthel.......oooerrrr...... :(

<<puzzled smiley>> What is the tune for the Jonny Hayes chant..................the reason I ask is, this one would sit nicely Na na na na, na na na na Hey hey Hayes Jonny Hayes It's from a band called Steam circa 1969, from Wikipedia see below "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" is a song written and recorded by Paul Leka, Gary DeCarlo and Dale Frashuer. Attributed to a fictitious band they named "Steam," it was released under the Mercury subsidiary label Fontana. It became a number one pop single on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1969. Although subsequent recordings and a quickly assembled touring band Steam met with little success, "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" remains a perennial favorite. The song was later used as a basis for Kristinia DeBarge's hit single "Goodbye" and in the movie Remember the Titans. Take a listen here, fits perfectly and has a number od adaptations, if you get my drift,

Have you been taking happy pills today. Yes he has scored against us, yes he is an ok player, but is he better than Foran or Rooney or Sanchez or Hayes, I'm not so sure. Too many people worrying about a non event if you ask me.

Nothing to worry about here, he is not as good as any of our strikers. Partick were such a good side Raith beat them. They won't turn us over again this season.

Of course, it is possible that rossco mis-spelled the word here and should have said there.

We have known about this for some time, why all the surprise about it now?

I sense a relationship developing here..................will I need to buy a hat?