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It has nearly all been said on here already all I have to add is that last night Justice was seen to have been done in all senses...………..Great win lads..
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H T: 0 - 1 F T: 2 - 2 ICT : Dorran RC: Mckay crowd: 3931
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Seriously fed up
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Yes Snorbens you are right let's tell the Team that.
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H T: 0 - 2 F T: 1 - 3 1st ICT Walsh 1st Opp: Ryan Crowd: 4159
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matchday thread Ross County -v- Inverness CT
bughtmaster replied to jed5697's topic in Caley Thistle
For seventy minutes we played well and with great intensity, good to watch and looking far the better team, seventy five minutes in and we started looking tired and slightly content, lack of full fitness or was it the walking wounded syndrome ? County put in some horrendous tackles and got away with most of them. Polworth, Tremarco, Donaldson, Walsh, Doran key men, all were suffering but gave their all for the Team. County were outplayed and if it wasn't for Fox in goal we would have deflated them and finished with a high scoring win. Full marks to Ridgers too, some very fine saves and excellent distribution, setting up attacks that should have resulted in goals but the fine tuning of our attack just wasn't always there. It is a big ask to be ready for the replay, so many knocks to recover from and the frustration of yet another draw to get out of our heads. First thing the Board should do now is invite the Drummer and his chorus to free seats at the replay. What a performance they put up creating a fitting atmosphere for what was mostly a very enjoyable football match. -
H T: 2 - 2 F T: 3 - 4 1st ICT: Austin 1st Opp: Mckay Crowd: 4496
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Shell shocked !! What I think I watched yesterday was a bunch of amateurs playing together a game of kick about on a field. Worst performance this season giving the ball away with every second pass, little organisation at the back and complete lack of thrust at the front.. I felt sorry for Donaldson being thrown on when he was obviously out of sorts and not ready in fitness. I haven't read or heard Robbo's comments as yet but from this thread I gather there must have been criticism of the home support? Well from where I was sitting in the main stand most of the shouts were of support and encouragement, Well yes there was some moans and groans too but these were resultant of some of the many howlers the team was making and believe me most of the criticism was justifiable. Where on earth is the bustling forward we need to panic and upset defences ?? why were the crosses so poor in the second half, was it because Rooney was taken off? He is generally good going forward and generally gets the ball in the right places. We badly missed Doran and Walsh and I hope Tremarco is back next game along with a much fitter Donaldson. As a footnote Partick's unsporting behaviour of fouling and time wasting was atrocious and just how long does it take a Referee to write the names of offenders in his note book? This one wasted minutes on his own.
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H T: 2 - 0 F T: 4 - 1 1st ICT: Austin 1st PT: Storey Crowd: 2199
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Good luck to you George, hope you do well at Hamilton, thanks for your contribution here.
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This doesn't do my old heart any good....well done ICT
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H T: 1 - 2 F T: 1 - 3 ICT: Chalmers Ayr: Moore crowd: 1497
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I wonder...………………..maybe find a pub ??????? 🍺
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H T: 0 - 2 F T: 0 - 3 1st: ICT Doran F/kirk none crowd: 3850
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H T: 2 - 1 - F T: 4 - 1 1st ICT: Walsh 1st EK: McNeil crowd: 1945