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It's the law. All the diddy teams always get diddy coverage. On the plus side, we can watch without Grant Stott or Sarah O at least....

"Who needs Cristiano Ronaldo when you have Ross Tokely?" :thumb04: Nice to see a bit of appreciation!

I have to say the grounds without adequate parking are a complete pain in the butt. I usually have to go to places like Motherwell and Paisley and Kilmarnock much earlier than I would want to so I can get a parking place in the streets, and I'm sure the people who live in the streets nearby hate their roads being filled up with football traffic (you could argue that people there knew that when they bought the houses, but that wouldn't be the case with the Bught). I don't get the argument that numbers would be swelled by so much by moving the stadium there. If the rest of us can travel for hours to watch ICT, surely local fans can manage to get to the Longman? Inverness is hardly huge. A better bus service is surely more logical than a stadium move?

As we're so entertaining, maybe they can actually show a reasonable amount of highlights for once....

Agreed. You can't beat that winning feeling! Though it's absolutely chucking it down here

I have no idea who you are, but I was making the not unreasonable guess that you might have a father... If you haven't then I apologise profusely.

Just get your dad to kick lumps out him for insulting the whole family. Not that I condone violence, but I get to win again for a while....

less wind

Totally agree. Blackie was on excellent form.

Fabulous game, well deserved victory and even if at times it seemed like one of those games when a force field is stopping the ball going in, everyone tried and tried and it eventually paid off. Tokely juggling the ball was indeed real and I'm sure he surprised himself Jamie Duff looks very promising and had a great game, but everyone played well (certainly in defence and midfield) so the star ratings should be high today. And cheers to both Cowie and Imrie who both ran to the fans after scoring. :018: Best (competitive) game I've been to for ages :thumb04:

I miss the Coias and their horns. They made a big difference.

If Dan thought Inverness was cold, wait til he finds he's got to visit the Bigg Market on a Saturday night wearing only a thong in the midst of winter.

Fab pictures.

Nope, we should sing something unique to us.

I don't think we need more songs, I'd be happy with 90 mins of "a bridge and a castle" (but NOT 90 mins of "one man went to mow..."). The problem is lack of singers and general noise. I was going to suggest more horns, but after the Tannadice fiasco maybe not.

Thanks :thumb04:

I think there are a] natural cheerleaders, b] followers and c] sweety rustlers. I would class myself as a b] - if people are singing I'm the first to join in, but I don't have the nerve to actually start.

realist

What is frightening is that since reedee's rebirth, her spelling is even worse than before Who would have thought that possible!!!!

Germany's not bad either - they still have fencing and the guys with the megaphones "conduct" sitting on the top of them. Great atmosphere, beer before, during and after, and standing throughout.

Thanks for the link birdog. They thought it was won with a 0-1 score after 18 minutes??? Did they really think Arbroath were just going to lie down? :thumb04: I can hardly wait for the Falkirk game What I just don't get, is who were the team playing the Liverpool XI? Why were we so good then, but so bad when it matters?

CD, the match experience at Away games is not what it was either. There used be far more singing, far more life, now if the kids aren't there it's like being at a funeral. That, combined with the dire standard of play, does nothing to make you look forward to the game, even if you're still going every fortnight or so.

I had planned to go but couldn't at the last minute. Quite glad now, I think. How did we play? Lots of hoofing?

Noggin the Nog

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