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ICT V Ross County!! Honest

Celtic away with Meekings scoring a dubious winner off his shoulder.

Job done!

Aberdeen Manager in secret talks to sign more ICT players!!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34299512

Very impressive talent and a demonstration of a down to earth individual. Let's hope he can update the Mona Lisa with a Moaner Loser after McInnes post match interview today.

This is a big week for ICT starting with the League Cup game and for Livi a cup upset will boost their morale. For ICT it is must win game. On Saturday it will be a great honour to welcome the Dons to our modest stadium and our supporters should give not only Graeme a round of applause as they take the field but their whole team. Since Considine pushed Richie away from a simple headed winning goal for ICT in the League Cup Final, with minutes to go, the Dandy Dons have gone from strength to strength. Last year we gave them significant points. For the North East now it is a privelege to see them leading the table by such a margin and we should acknowledge that. Derek McInnes is a brilliant Manager................

It looks like Yogi is being charged with being honest.

Phearts - the true storey Before “The boys are all good, feel fresh, ready to go to Inverness and go for the three points,” Neilson told the Evening News. “It’s a good game to have but any game is a good game to have after Hamilton..............we’re in good shape going up to Inverness.” After ROBBIE NEILSON admits Hearts got a wake-up call in Inverness last night and warned his players they must fight much harder for points in the Scottish Premiership. Neilson said he refused to get carried away by the impressive start because he knew difficult times would come. Message to ICT Never, ever underestimate the opposition. Dundee United will be extremely dangerous this weekend and one win against a cocky young Hearts Manager was just a start.

Was Anthony Stokes not a little younger and just as unknown when Yogi introduced him to the SPL?

For those getting on the back of Dani Lopez plus Yogi (as early as August)...................... ......................4 Dec 2011 'Going nuts at McKay on his first start over nothing in particular was unnecessary. McKay seems to have something and came into it a lot more as the game went on, but I feel that, as he is more of a Dargo type striker, could do with someone up there with him - he ain't the type to play the lone frontman role.' A short time later he scored and became a hero. He later became a lone frontman and then went onto play for his country.

Left sided, hungry, a point to prove. Welcome back.

This has to be the most inspirational photograph of a club captain for some time.

We also need a hellava lot more people to attend matches to pay for some of the dreams supporters have after last seasons amazing success on a very tight budget. Austerity - look at the crowds Celtic, Dundee United and Hearts had over the weekend!1

Having now seen the incident on the BBC highlights it does look like a dreadful two footed block tackle by Pearson. However, there is no obvious intent to cause injury but in the cold light of day it should have been red.

Not good news so good luck to Gary and his recovery. It was over in a split second and his inability to get up pointed to a stress injury given the impact. In terms of blame, it should be made clear that Pearson, who was booked for the tackle, and also injured, made a point of speaking to ICT players and officials regarding Gary's welfare.

Last year we played this way with few injuries and much success. This year we started competitive action much earlier. That nor 'the passing game' was probably not a factor behind Warren's injury. Probably not Tremarco, Foran, and Vincent too because they have hardly played so far. Aaron's injury neither. So where is the evidence? Was it Meekings who seemed to pick up or exacerbate a knock against St Mirren?

Potentially a brilliant signing. Rooney, Hayes, Watkins, Shinnie, McKay, and Offere have all played their part in our history but we move on and redevelop.

Same as last year - not to get relegated and see what happens. Then sign up a team for 2016/17 to compete in a very competitive SPFL assuming Rangers are back up.

Realistically Billy was sold because he was not scoring and in 20 months hardly found the net. Consequently he has lost his NI squad place. Today we should be massively proud of every player and official of ICT. They gave their all.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/683506 Yogi did say the players would enjoy it because we have not had a summer.

Looks like we need to play in red shorts and socks!! Keeper may be nervous after that performance. Doran used to score goals like the third. Meekings on long throws could be potent. That said, our defence needs to be solid.

West Ham, 4-1 home defeat, Richie scores - great motivators - we can but hope.

To me a 1-0 away win is achievable. Extra time and penalties might be needed but ICT never do things the easy way. Astra probably left feeling the clapping we gave them at the end indicated they were through and ''well done''. Achieving a 1-0 result involving Inverness CT has actually been achieved by Yogi and Brian Rice before!!! ''A WHOLLY relieved Falkirk manager John Hughes was able to ruminate on his team "coming through the mire" after the Inverness win that allowed them to avoid falling out of a top flight they had seemed incapable of gaining a foothold in not so long ago. Victory yesterday meant Hughes, the subject of a letter from supporters' trust members demanding his removal a month ago, could subtly remind critics just how acceptable the campaign has proved to be. "We reached the League Cup semi-final, we are in the final of the Scottish Cup, which we have a chance of winning and we are tenth in the SPL", he pointed out. "So there is a chance of this being a right good season for Falkirk. I have to give a special mention to Brian Rice, my No 2. He has stood strongly by my side for the last six years. The players have a tremendous amount of respect for him and I have to say that one's for him." http://www.scotsman.com/sport/inverness-ct-0-1-falkirk-highland-fling-ends-with-a-fall-1-1353034

Richie Foran gives Inverness fitness boost ahead of Astra tie http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/33545884 Inverness are expecting close to a full house for the first leg with the side that finished fourth in the Romanian league and drew at home to Celtic in the group stage last season.