caley100

there will be trouble ahead..... at the SFA headquarters, Hope Adams takes along some pics of how far over the line the keeper was! , might help his case.

That was a SHOCKER, ref & ass ref chickened out of that one for sure! how could they possibly have missed that? Glad i'm not a county supporter, i'd be well pi55ed off.

Tony Dinning (33) midfielder from Chester city has been given permission to have a weeks trial with us, starting today.

Eh.. he never mentioned going to a game... he's coming up shopping with his missus!

Aye, good on ya Roy, anyway.... if only Russell could pass the ball ( to an ICT player)

Pretty close when we beat Celtic 1-0 in the cup at home.

True, but ICT could never be Manchester Utd.

Hope its not an omen, this was exactly like the weather when Partick knocked us out in 2006!!

No disrespect to Clach (well not much anyway) but playing in a bounce game vs highland league team is a world away from premier league, we have had the best out of Brew the player and are now recieving the worst of Brew the manager.

Would be interested to see your definition of dignity Stevico. The education system in the Highlands has, perhaps, given me an entirely different perspective of the word's meaning. For example, what is difgnified in pubically leading a lynchmob calling for a man to lose his job? Callous yes, dignified no. Also the claim to "represent the views of the supporters" are somewhat misleading. I and the rest of my family would have happily aired our views at a constructive meeting but what's the point consulting when you've already made you're position very clear. Public bodies are ridiculed for this on a daily baisis, the trust deserve the same treatment. In addition, despite being in the glare of national and local media for over a week, publically ridiculing our management team constantly, the best the lynchmob could garner was less than 60 people, a significant number of whom were there in support of the manager. Quickly the thread of attack changes to the usual pies, tickects, merchandise etc. If you even assume that only 1000 home fans attend each week, that of the 60 that attended the meeting 60% supported the trust, 0.036% is hardly representative. Political organisations are castigated for such claims. Significantly, in my family circle, there is 100% support for CB in our 6 season tickets. This would also be the case for JR, CC or whoever. It is particularly sad that the rumblings of 12 people supported by a small number of pre pubescent teenagers are view as the fans opinion. Here's to CB and co getting back track and securing our SPL status once again as he has on the two previous occassions when picking up other peoples difficult situations. Sad that the first time he has a problem, "our support" turn on him. Me, I off to start causing problems for driving instructors that **** me off! Obviously dont know the meaning of dignified then? You omit to mention that the last two occasions that Brew has ' saved ' the team has been when he was a player. Brew the manager is no up to the job. Sounds like sour grapes to me eh?

Jeez... Cowie away? Dont you mean Rankin?

We could do with a winger on a horse, might get behind the defence more than we have been... Maybe we can get the best out of these two, the defender will play where though? will brew play him in the middle or drop one of our full backs?

The comments that came from Dave Milroy were surprising too, i thought as an ex player and manager he would notice that the players were not performing and tactically it was a shambles, however he supported the management fully... strange.

Just back, firstly it was not a meeting between the trust and the board of ICT, it was a meeting of the trust members and trust board to discuss our concerns about the running of the club as well as the team performances and management performance, a statement was constructed by the board (trust) to be given to ICT and will, be available online soon i think. A mix of people wanted brew out, and others wanted more time given to him, what was agreed is that we and all ICT fans are fully behind the team.

If a trust member cant make it ( ie in edinburgh ) can he nominate someone tom attend ( proxy) and how does he do this?

Here Already being discussed on another thread Doofer...

Think myself he would be cover just in case Elvis decides we are too far north.

It certainly isnt the fans fault that ICT are bottom of the league, We do support the team during games but if we continually observe poor results and form then something has to be done. The board are sitting on leather seats watching what we watch and surely cant be happy either - can they? Anyway, the trust meeting is more about gauging feelings from members about the situation and how to help resolve it.

Giving the serious situation that ICT are in ( despite what Malky thinks) i wonder if Brew has actually done some groundwork with signing players. We know he's offered Elvis a job, but if he is really serious about signing new blood he should have done his homework long before now. As he claims in the press he will actively 'try' to sign new players, this sounds a wee bit of maybe to me, as i cant see the players that are there solving the problem, hope they do, but cant see it.

ICT always seem to raise their game against the old firm, but to describe it as an excellent performance is way over the top, had we scored and managed a draw or even a win - that would have been excellent. We could have played for 2 days and still not scored. Once again defensive failings have cost us dear, last week it was Proctor, this week Hastings lost Boyd for both his goals. As stated above, its against the smaller teams that will decide our SPL fate.

Exactly.. and there will never be one.

I have not seen much evidence of him turning it 'around' Buckett, still canna score,still canna defend and he still makes strange team selections and subs. Its also not just the defeats, its the manner of them thats hurts fans.

For the first half the team did alright, dont forget the supporters are still ICT fans and still want the team to win. When we started to lose goals there was feeling of resignation from the stands that was inevitable, because it was a game we were never expected to win - no win situation, see? However, next saturday vs PLastic will a different scenario, lose and you will see a revolt.

Well well, Another defeat ( wasnt unexpected ) and yet we are still in the 'we can turn it around ' mode, well there are two kind of serious games coming up soon, but hey dont panic, no pressure at all, we can turn it around eh?