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Just bought my ticket 2mins ago :021:

Goalkeepers Mark Brown (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Paul Gallacher (Norwich City) Defenders Kirk Broadfoot (St Mirren) Gordon Greer (Kilmarnock) Jay McEveley (Blackburn Rovers) Steven Smith (Rangers) Andy Webster (Wigan Athletic) Steven Whittaker (Hibernian) Midfield Charlie Adam (Rangers) Scott Brown (Hibernian) Stephen Pearson (Celtic) Michael Stewart (Hibernian) Kevin Thomson (Hibernian) Forwards Kris Boyd (Rangers) Chris Clark (Aberdeen) Shaun Maloney (Celtic) Lee Miller (Aberdeen) Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock) CHRIS CLARK!! :008: :015: :019: LEE MILLER!! :020: :024: :015: :009: :008:

I'd like to agree with you, but i see this being a no score draw :009:

I'd quite like to see that line up. With maybe Duncan on instead of McBain, and Bayne on instead of Wyness.

i take the under 14s team at the school i work at. Really enjoying it so far :021:

According to Teamtalk.com A number of the Caley first-team squad have deals which expire at the end of this season, meaning they would be able to sign a pre-contract agreement with another club from January. But Christie has moved to counter that possibility by beginning negotiations with players in the final year of their deals at Caledonian Stadium and is hopeful of completing talks in the coming days. He said: "We are very close to agreeing new contracts with several players, which is great for the club and we are optimistic that those deals will be signed by the start of next week." Despite that positive news, Christie conceded he could still be faced with clubs making a move for his players when the transfer window reopens in January. However, the Caley boss insists he has no problems with rivals taking an interest in his squad, because that is a mark of the Highlanders' recent success. Christie said: "That is what happens when you are a smaller club who are doing well. "I would not be surprised if we had enquiries but that is fine as it is the day when people stop admiring our players that I will be worried." We've heard it all before, but maybe there will be some pens put to paper in the next week; fingers crossed xx

will purchase my ticket tomorrow :005:

Aberdeen have sold less than 700 of their ticket allocation for Monday night's SPL match at Caley Thistle. While moving Aberdeen's home fixture with Hibs for television produced an attendance of 11,179, a smaller crowd than normal is expected at Caledonian Stadium next week. Transport issues will be one reason, with the last train back to Aberdeen from Inverness leaving eight minutes before the game is due to finish. Dons spokesman Dave Macdermid is optimistic the win against Hibs on Monday will prompt more supporters to travel for their side's next game. He said: "Ticket sales for the Hibs game were slow in the days leading up to the match. But our figures show we had double the usual amount of people turning up and paying at the gate to get into the game. "We are hopeful there will be a similar surge in interest after the result on Monday night."

Ok, here's the script. Turns out i'm in Glasgow for a gig with my band on Sat 18th Nov, which according to the fixture list is an away trip to Celtic. So i've seen this as an ideal opportunity for a jaunt to see another historic ICT win, before a quick bolt back into town for soundcheck at 6ish. I've been to Parkheidbefore for Scotland v. Faroes, so know how to get there and back etc. But would like to know if i have to go through a specific method of applying for a ticket (in the away end obviously!). Would it be through ICT? Celtic? Also, anyone hitting the bars in town from 12pm onwards, as i'll prob get the 8amish Megabus down from Aberdeen. Many thanks for any info :022: :025:

.. and since Black got suspended on 6, i'm assuming you need 6 to get a suspension :024: Come to think of it, Rossco is on 3. Leaving Caff/Duncan!!?? that could come in at right back if he gets suspended before xmas transfer window...

Anyone know if there is a way of getting a list of ICT players with the amount of bookings they've had this season so far? Pretty sure Bayne, Munro, Rankin and Dargo are walking a tightrope just now...!! Also, as a side topic: If Killen was sent off for the second time this season against Aberdeen last night, does that mean he gets a 2 game suspension? Effectively ruling him out of Hibs game with ICT

I'd take Andrew Cave-Brown on loan, as he is very good right back. Could provide competition with Rossco.

One of my pupils got lifted for running onto the pitch when Charlie Adam scored for Scotland Under 21s against France Under 21s; that made for a funny night and subsequent week :clapping04:

Whole heartedly agree. Even last year i was calling for us to experiment with our formation, with perhaps a 3-5-2. I even seem to remember one or two pre-season games this season where we adopted a 3-5-2 formation. (v. Elgin City, and those Italian teams). I could be wrong though. As well as that, our Reserve side usually play a 3-5-2 as well don't they? At least its given CC food for thought.

Stuart Dougal. Quite happy with that, from what i remember he has been pretty kind with us. I expect differing views though :005:

So which games does he miss then?

And to rub salt in the wounds, these channels ARE showing it!! Scotland's match against France on Saturday will have a television audience of millions, as broadcasters around the world have queued up to buy the rights to the match. As well as Sky Sports showing the match live throughout the UK, and BBC Scotland showing highlights, it will be shown by TF1 in France, and all the following broadcasters have acquired rights. Check local listings for confirmation of full details. Belgium (Telenet) Greece (TAF) Georgia (Intersport media) Germany (Sport A) China (CCTV) China (SINA.com) - broadband Russia (NTV Plus) Latin America (ESPN) Oceania (ESPN) Africa (ESPN) Israel (ESPN) Albania (Telesport) Middle East (ASBU) Slovenia (PRVA TV) Hong Kong (i-Cable) Poland (Polsat) Spain (TVE) Ecuador (Canal 1) Latin America (TV Nacional) Bulgaria (TV7) Malaysia & Brunei (MEASAT) Hungary (Candover Ltd) internet Indonesia (TV7) I bought my tickets back in June though, so i'll be at the game :clapping04: Don't mean to gloat like :016:

Pre, During and post match Vodka Lemon will be 'all inclusive' :blob04: :drinking08: I'll have my hip flask in the sporran containing whatever duty free delight i buy on the way out :clapping04:

I'll be at the AIK Stockhom v. Helsingbourgs game, but my mobile phone will be at the ready for score updates...

Springfield bus fae Elgin, down to Hampden and back. Canna mind which pub it is we're going to, but its one of the ones a couple of hundred yards away from the stadium. Springfield Pub opens the back door for pints and rolls at 7.30am apparantly, then leave at 9am. I better pack plenty of non-alcoholic drinks too, otherwise this game will be a total blur!! :017:

Fandabbydozy :003:

This'll be the first home game i've made since the St. Midden one, after starting the new job in aberdeen. Just wondering which gates will be the best for all ticket. As i seem to remember at Boxing day Hibs game, and the St Mirren game, you could only pay at one or two gates.

Aren't Falkirk having to play a ridiculous amount of their away games against us in the midweek? For their sake i hope it is scheduled for a saturday...

Me and 11 others are heading down from Aberdeen :clapping04: Not sure which pub yet, but one of my group is a Celtic fan; so he should know which decent bars are on the way to the ground :005:

Me plus 1 would be interested in a bus for the France game :clapping04: