Kingsmills

There are all sorts of reasons why fans don't attend. To accuse them of not being fans is unreasonable and unfair.

Each of us trying to enrhuse and persuade at least one person who would not otherwise attend would be a good start.

Seven league games, four of them at home and a possible three home play off matches to come. With our current form, promotion is a real possibility. That possibility could be enhanced with larger and more vocal home support, the away support is fantastic and has never been an issue. It's clear folk have stayed away for a variety of reasons from issues with the board to our poor home form and results earlier in the season but it's time for those folk to return and play their part. An extra thousand or so fans loudly backing the team would inspire the players and be the difference between another season in the Championship and a possible end to full time football and a much brighter prospect in the Premiership. Whatever your reasons for staying away, come back and let's rediscover TOGETHERNESS.

HT; ICT 1, Alloa 0 FT; ICT 2, Alloa 1 ICT; Polworth Alloa; Thomson Crowd; 1,892

and, if they do realise, they certainly don't seem to care.

I suggest that we punish their fans by sending them home in a state of misery a week Tuesday.

To be fair, I doubt if we would have taken many more to a Challenge Cup final in Dingwall.

I hope you both had an enjoyable day together with the 999,998 who accompanied you. However, I suspect that the Prime Minister had the curtains drawn at Downing Street and her ear plugs in whistling a patriotic tune and trying to wish you all and the near five million who have now signed the Revoke Article 50 petition away.

Agree that we have the potential to overtake Ayr but, at the same time, it would be highly dangerous to forget Dunfermline. Effectively three teams playing for the remaining two play off places assuming that Dundee United do not implode.

Given the circumstances that day, one of our best results ever.

Barry Wilson's goal against St Johnstone that secured our first promotion to the top tier. Also Brian Thomson scoring a real screamer into the top corner against Stenhousemuir in our second or third season. Think he might have got a hat trick that day.

A big week and a bit ahead. No reason why, on current form, we can't win all three.

Would agree with that. Great to see Doran back close to his pre injury best. On current form, he is the best player in the division and would stroll through the Premiership. Hopefully, with ICT next season.

Nice to get our game out of the way and put some pressure on the Pars. Two of the best goals we've scored all season.

HT; Patrick 0, ICT 0 FT; Patrick 0, ICT 1 ICT; Polworth Patrick; MacDonald Crowd; 2,702

Yup, confident that, if we keep it tight, we can get a point from that one.

Do you think we can all enter into a pact not to mention the Scotland international team unless it's the women's game?

Abundantly clear from the start that a full English Brexit would be fatally unhealthy. A Coninental Brexit would be a bit better but Scotland would be better off skipping Brexit altogether and rejoicing the neighbours for lunch which would be far more convivial without the grouch who constantly argues about splitting the bill and reminiscing about how they once owned the restaurant.

Well done and good luck to you both. One thing is for sure, you will have ample company with many millions more with you in spirit. MPs are already getting death threats from right wing extremists as a result of the Prime Minister's reckless words. Not only incompetent but deadly dangerous.

The South Stand is the Main Stand where the tunnel is and the trophy is presented. The East Stand is behind the goal which was the ICT end at the 2015 final.

Or, for that matter, opinion as merely opinion if it is of a defamatory nature and you have no evidence to substantiate it.

Just watched the Prime Minister's latest pathetic statement. How dare that arrogant misguided woman lecture me and tell me what I want and tell me what is good for me. She assures me that she will not stand for an extension beyond the end of June. Then again she gave the same assurance that she had no intention of calling a General Election and would, under no circumstances, extend the date of Brexit beyond the 29th of March.

Far more questions than answers. While it is appreciated that maintaining full time football outside of the top tier is a very difficult task the current regime do not inspire confidence in either their integrity, openness or competence. Sadly, nobody there are no queues waiting in the wings anxious and able to replace them. Worrying times.

League business still has to be the priority. It may seem less glamorous than a Hampden semi final and certainly less glamorous than a Hampden final but reaching the final might ease or postpone our financial crisis for three or four months but promotion through the play offs could eliminate it altogether for years to come.

Which is still plenty of time. The main thing is that we know the venue, date and time. Getting as many tickets as anyone wants will not be an issue.