Kingsmills

Sound advice and well done for not only knowing you had gone too far but doing something about it.

Surely, there isn't an ICT fan who doesn't wish him well. Good luck to him at his new club.

I am fairly certain that, had we managed to finish every game with eleven men and managed not to concede penalties through naïve defending we would be in a play off place by now. Discipline is indeed horrendous. It needs sorted and sorted now if we are tro stand any chance at all in this very competitive league.

To be fair, he hardly gave Robbo time to warm up a sub.

If I have one criticism of John Robertson's management of the team it's his failure to get to grips with the serious issue we have with on field discipline. There have been one dubious refereeing decisions but, on the whole, we are unnecessarily shooting ourselves in the foot week after week. If the manager fails to get to grips with the issue then any slim chance we have of a play off place will quickly disappear.

Absolutely. Never convinced about the argument that being knocked out of the cup is a blessing in disguise allowing a club to concentrate on the league. Scottish Cup quarter final and a play off place would represent a fine recovery from our disastrous start to the season and would bode very well for next season.

Or we get OFW off the wage bill.

The outcry against Regan is not for not landing Michael O'Neill. That was never likely for all the reasons you mention. The outcry is for not having a plan B in the, very likely, event of plan A not coming to fruition. Several months since Strachan and the SFA parted company and we have wasted all of that time on a very predictable wild goose chase. Regan is on a substantial six figure salary and has, once again, proved himself clueless.

The East Fife coaching staff were too frightened to instruct their players to score what with big Ross Tokely in the away dugout only five yards away.

Actually, given the incompetence of the powers that be at the SFA, they might well pay us compensation for him.

It would get him off our payroll and, as far as Scotland are concerned, things could hardly get any worse.

This thread has degenerated into an exchange of insults so I am locking it.

More interested in John Robertson’s double when he becomes only the second ICT manager to lead us to two promotions.

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Fair and sensible pricing. Well done again to both clubs.

Having watched Highland League teams defeat Scottish League sides dozens of timea over the decades, long may the league sides continue to disrespect and underestimate the non league teams.

As long as it involved neither Jim Traynor or Chic Young and had a quota of no more than forty percent of Old Firm related calls.

I presume he's referring to the friendly in Dingwall.

Possibly, although much depends on the fifth round draw.

Right at the moment, the three highest wage bills at the club are being paid to three individuals for contributing nothing. No wonder finances are as tight as they are.

We have gone from being thoroughly outplayed, thrashed and humiliated by Dunfermline at East End Park to matching a Premiership club and earning a well merited replay. That is huge progress in just a few months. There is much work still to be done but, after two years of steady decline, we are now on our way back. It may take another season but we are definitely heading in the right direction.

Sadly Scarlet, the replay will attract a very modest midweek crowd and will not generate significant revenue unless selected for live television.

That was a minor lapse. The real refereeing scandal in that match was the fact that he completely ignored the ICT fans constantly pulling down Celtic players in the box.

If you want to take advantage of the discount for season ticket holders you will have to purchase by Friday. Full price tickets will be available on the day.

Are you sure you're not thinking of managers?