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maybe's Aye..........maybe's no.

Tough start to the campaign.

This is not official, but I would doubt it very much if there was a bus running to any friendly against a Highland league side to be honest. There would be insufficient interest in these games as a lot of second string players are attached to these friendlies, and they are not big crowd pullers. We sstruggled to fill buses when we were in the SPL.

I got my wifes toshiba in Roberts on Greig Street, think it was around the six or seven hundred pounds, more than enough for what you will need it for. Good deals in Tesco's and PC world as well though, worth looking around although all the specs for the various laptops are slightly different making it difficult to compare prices and it will give you a sore heid. I would also go for a laptop, just for the versatility.

Here they are in a nutshell. PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES Tuesday 7th July Clachnacuddin away 7:00 p.m. Saturday 11th July Buckie Thistle away 3:00 p.m. Tuesday 14th July Elgin City away 7:45 p.m. Wednesday 15th July Huntly away 8:00 p.m. Saturday 18th July Brechin City away 3:00p.m. Wednesday 22nd July Forres Mechanics away 7:45 p.m. Saturday 25th July Montrose Home 3:00 p.m Alba Challenge Cup. Tuesday 28th July Dundee United Home 7:45 p.m. (time TBC) Saturday 1st August Annan Athletic Home 3:00 p.m. Co-operative Insurance Cup The Club is still in discussions regarding a further fixture on Tuesday 21st July 2009.

Big fight broke out ten yards from our bar, spirits with mixers, two guys headbutting each other then one woman was pole axed by a haymaker from some bloke, knocked out and a huge melee broke out, stewards and police took ten minutes to quell the ruck of bodies. Saw another guy having some sort of fit lying on the ground outside the Rizzla Arena at 21:45 Sunday evening, first aider's were just arriving on the scene but he was shaking violently and punching his own chest, looked nasty, hope he was OK. ?4.50 for a spirit and mixer...........ouch..............biggest round in our bar was for 14 drinks.........?63.....ouch. I sold one guy twice @ 10 drinks, two X ?45.........ouch again. I now know the age of all the youngsters in the North of Scotland. Placebo were alright but best entertainment was Babelefish in the Clash Tent. Black Isle beer tent was bouncing on Saturday night, some geezer playing records.

Because............ Anyone we know playing the bass. I am working at Rocky, see what I can do for ya.

Whats the rules Alex......... age etc.................over 35?.........over 40?............are we talking about the Tennent's Sixes

Tragic accident, thoughts go out to all connected to Gordon.

Ally Ridgers is the other keeper in the squad for that season, according to our own sites excellent stats 2006-2007 squad

Ah yes, you could say he let his big chance slip through his fingers................... Spider

It's when you leave a job you get your papers handed to you. All official stuff, with your national insurance numbers etc, for tax reasons I presume and for benefits purposes. Commonly known as your jotters. heres the technical terminology. You get a P45 from your employer when you stop working for them. It's a record of your pay and the tax that's been deducted from it so far in the tax year. It shows: your tax code and PAYE (Pay As You Earn) reference number your National Insurance number your leaving date your earnings in the tax year how much tax was deducted from your earnings A P45 has four parts - Part 1, Part 1A, Part 2 and Part 3. Your employer sends Part 1 to HMRC and gives you the other three. When you start a new job, or claim Jobseeker's Allowance, you give Part 2 and Part 3 to your new employer or to the Jobcentre. You keep the remaining one - Part 1A for your own records. Your employer should automatically give you a P45 when you stop working for them. If not, ask for it - you're entitled to it by law.

caleymad I have removed a couple of your posts. If you keep going on like this you find yourself unable to post on most of the forum and continual mis-use of the forums will see a permanent ban. last warning before further action by mods.

Topic re-opened with a less caustic title. Just remember guys, this can be a serious issue, some people were in intensive care because of this. Not one to be mocking the unfortunate sufferers. post on, cheers in anticipation.

The pitch would have been covered with sand/fertiliser after the end of the season to help the grass recover. it certainly looks like a desert at the moment. By the way, the Japanese have developed a new fertiliser. It has been developed to help the grass grow quickly and yet easy to keep short. It is impregnated with whisky and apparently the grass comes up half cut.

All due respect dude, but the issues you have, and others in a similar situation are hardly the fault of ICT. Some posters were on the site the day we were relegated looking for answers to things like fixtures/strips/numbers/season tickets etc. Personally I found all these questions being asked so soon after relegation was laughable. All in good time, then I can fall out of bed, go to the pub then off to the match.

Whats your favourite band? Do you think my legs are too pale?

Here is the words from the official site for anyone else still perplexed by this. SEASON TICKET NEWS RELEASE New kids' deals as Caley Jags trim Season Ticket prices Caley Thistle have taken ?100 off the price of an adult season ticket and created enhanced deals for younger fans as they prepare for what they hope is a promotion-winning First Division campaign. And Chairman George Fraser revealed: "Each supporter's investment in their season ticket will be rewarded with a 10 per cent discount for the following season if we're back in the SPL." As the Inverness club adjusts to a tighter budget, a strong season ticket base is critical to their hopes of strengthening the team for a promotion challenge. Recognising the impact of the credit crunch, Caley Jags are offering season ticket payment terms extended from four months to nine months, with no deposit. Main stand adult season tickets are reduced from ?340 this season to ?240, with senior citizens down from ?215 to ?150 and children's from ?140 to ?100. "Our top season ticket prices are actually less than what Dunfermline and Dundee charge", said Mr Fraser. "Our priority is generating as large attendances as possible to cheer on Terry Butcher's team as we bid to bounce back at the first attempt. "The directors are also very keen on extending our strategy of enhancing access to the future fans. Thus, children under eight will again be admitted free of charge -- and now each adult can take two children of that age group in free, as opposed to one last season. "A new category is being created for 8 to 12 year olds in the Family Section where they can have a season ticket for only ?25 -- the equivalent of ?1.39 per game -- which is a 50 per cent discount of the child season ticket price. That's great value for watching what we hope will be a winning team in an exciting comeback campaign." In another innovation, fans can renew their season ticket from Tuesday 2nd June online by visiting www.ictfc.co.uk rather than requiring to go to the stadium. Tickets are however available to buy at the stadium ticket office as of now. Mr Fraser said: "We've got over our disappointment and are now looking forward, not back, and the season ticket package reflects both our awareness of the national financial environment and our determination to ensure maximum supporter input as Terry Butcher and Maurice Malpas push to get us back where we belong. "It has become very obvious this week that there is great empathy in the city and surrounding communities who realise luck was not with us. Messages of encouragement have poured in and we hope this will be translated into strong season ticket sales, given the affordability level. "We are keen to encourage more youngsters and we're pleased that next season we can offer season tickets where under 8s go free, those aged 8 to 12 pay just over ?1 per game while those aged 13 to 18 would be paying the equivalent of ?2.77 per game. We're a community club and young boys and girls now have a great opportunity to be guaranteed a seat at all our home games."

Richard you are cynical. Miss Boyle would not be able to handle any pressure, she was getting cringeworthy with her antics, shame as she has the voice of an angel.

Will I need to buy a hat :D

Wyness101..................is that a question that needs to be asked? I am sure that if you search this site or the official ICT site or even google search for it, or look in the Highland News or Inverness Courier, then you will find the answer without adding another post that nobody is interested in. Instead of asking millions of questions, take a deep breath, count to ten and then do a little searching of your own. If all else fails, then by all means ask the question.

We will play 18 of them in Inverness at our own Stadium, does that help? Check the SFA site for info.

renegade, stop chit stirring please. If you feel strongly about this start another topic in ther serious topic forum, otherwise best to keep the sexist remarks to yourself and keep on topic. You are setting yourself up to be shot at, therefore don't complain when the bullets start flying around.

MFR is always handy for local information, roads/schools etc. Rather listen to MFR than radio 1 thats for sure.

Theres a bit about her on Wikipedia, if it can be believed, then she has had a hard time of it. Face for the radio, but a very good singer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_boyle Diversity were very good though, innovative and extremely well delivered.