KirkieRobRoy

Info hard to come by but Cameron Ferguson seems to have moved from CQ Nomads to Flint Town United after just four games.

These 'businessmen' who have been presiding over this catastrophic decline; how are their own businesses getting along?

Exceptionally well-put. Send a copy to the papers and news websites.

Concerts, batteries, park and ride all shlurrp into the same long-drop toilet. I thought the guys on the board were all businessmen?

From the Ewan Murray Graun article; A blunt reality is that Inverness could win their first eight matches next season and nobody would care where they train. I don't think that's true.

Didn't catch the name, someone from The Wyness Shuffle.

Made a good start on BBC Scotland Drivetime tonight.

Stranraer have a core of players who train in Glasgow. Look at the end of season tables to figure whether that's a good template to follow. Kelty knocked Rob Roy out of the Junior Cup a few years ago. Not a place I like.

Difficult to know what to predict. For various reasons it will be a very different XI that turns out next season at Cove or Annan or whatever. I wonder who'll be in the dugout, who'll be in the boardroom? This is a very bad day. That's all.

Not scorers as such. Was torn where to go today and opted, happily, for Rob Roy at Broadwood (remember Broadwood?) v Cumbernauld Colts in the South Cup semi - 3-1 to the Roy. Colts managed by David Proctor, assistant Darren Dods.

Same kind of night, too. I still wear the same hat and scarf to games. Over the years, beating Celtic became a bit boring, though.

I think Todorov's reactions were fair enough given the X-rated dog's abuse he was getting from the choir, and you could argue he was being respectful when he was subbed.

Well, going to the game was supposed to be a New Year treat. It wasn't. Kindest interpretation is that it came too soon after the NY celebrations.

A few Celtic ringers in our area (we did hospingtality) but most had the decency to sit on their hands. Most. Like most posters here, no complaints after a terrific effort from the team. I was actually generally happy in the first half, great defensive work and saw quite a lot of the ball. The Celtic fans (other than the folk singers) were restive when the goal came. And they were again at 1-2. Disappointing when we had pressure that some promising moves broke up because of poor decisions. I'd thought Shaw might be our secret weapon as he's awkward and little-known, but he had a quiet game. Cracking goal and it gave us all a lift. Ah, well. Onward.

Really glad I've got this filthy cold or we'd be there watching this mince in the Maryhill Rain.

The Lesser Hampden rejig is clearly hitting bother. They should've moved ages ago.

So Efe Ambrose was wandering around the ether out of contract for a few months. Was it only Morton who lifted the phone?

Are we calling it a 'bad day at the office'?

Morton just have to defend half-competently now.

I wish it was 1999 and Pele would shove couple of other forwards on alongside Stewarty and we'd be 4-3 up by full time. Not optimistic tonight. Only relief is I couldn't be at the game.

Defenders slow to react to both goal incidents (yes I know the ball probably was already over the line in the first one)

McCall should be done for his comments about the referee and the incidents he imagined. Weren't the SFA listening?

Bearing in mind this was a Premier team that's doing well I'm not too annoyed (though what happened to that cup tradition so that Premier teams were petrified if they drew ICT, albeit more in the Big Scottish Cup?) about this one result. Saturday is more important and if we're disjointed and outplayed again, there has to be some change.

It felt more than that, as we were squeezed into a tiny oxter of the stand.

Only positive - we're home already, the Inverness folk have hours to go still. Oh, another positive: we won second-half injury time...