12th Man

A mash up of last seasons home and away top? http://www.clothingattesco.com/womens-dresses/f+f-colour-block-sleeveless-a-line-dress/invt/br522150

You put in a hell of a lot of work in to a week, in preparation for 90 minutes of football, in a business which is all about results, you feel decisions are going against you and straight after the whistle a microphone is shoved in your face. Perhaps be so complementary of the ref like he's so good Im expecting him to chuck on a pair of sandals and walk across the Firth to North Kessock.

As I've never been on a Ross County bus, I can't really comment. IF, their fans do turn it into a session on the bus then this is where the problem lies and not an additional 25 min stop on the way down somewhere. Which is also another leg stretch for those needing it. Is this merely an exaggeration regarding County as they are only stopping at a Community pub in Perth on the next bus run. They have even further to travel than us so logistically they can't keep pulling off the main route to find a pub, park up, get every one off into the pub get everyone served and back on a bus numerous times. Drunks want to drink all day and your right the bus would be a long journey sitting next to one but you've taken it from no drink to sitting next to someone with a drink problem. I thought this topic was about finding ways to increase the numbers on the bus as we can't compete with County's £10 a head for members.

I know Renegade it would be terrible to sit next to any of those fans who stopped off at St Johnstone on the way to Hampden. :-• I suppose if your using the bus all the time then your voice counts the most.

'No Sho-Silva without punch'

It's nice to see CJT looking to see how to tweak things if required. Would it be possible to email CJT members for a broader reply. We don't have the same competition as other cities would have for bus hire. Nor do we have the short /cheap journeys that other clubs benefit from. So well done for what's been done so far. For me away days are limited simply down to a lack of available free time l would try and make midweek games if I was working in the area. Maybe try and mix it a little. IE Brewster's at Bishopbriggs just off the M80 when heading west offer cheap deals for lunch. 2 meals £10 and have a bar. Its not much dearer than a pie at the game. Or negotiate a deal for soup and sarnies at the Inchture hotel heading to Dundee for a change. Moreso relating to grounds where the service is terrible.The stop on the way home could be shorter too. Have a pub day when there isn't much doing at the final destination pubs wise IE, more pub stops on the way downdown and find somewhere that takes food orders over the phone so its ready on arrival. Just a couple of suggestions but you would be better listening to the ones who use it more.

Hahaha. Great game last night and its resorted to a debate on a player getting punched in the face which was so blatant even Cifti wouldn't have got off with it. I seem to recal Considine pushing over Foran in the box in a League cup final. If Foran was more dramatic at going down and the penalty won the cup, is he a hero or bizzarely enough some kind of vilan in some peoples eyes ( for making the ref more aware of the foul) Barry Wilson was a penalty winning expert with minimal contact but contact all the same. Quite dramatic with arms flailing and an arched back. Dougie Imrie can even trip himself up next to a player. Where were the complaints then. Our new guy seems like a bit of a character and I look forward to seeing him play next (applauding a hearts player for making a boob). It would be funny if he kept collapsing in warm up if a player came near. Give the guy a break and enjoy the win against Hearts.

Can't agree. Yes there was contact and if the ref sees it it's a red card but there was never anything like enough contact to send him down. That was pure gamesmanship. I realise it's part of the modern game but I'd rather not see our players indulge in it. In the same breath you could say Christie should always stay on his feet. It just makes it easier for the ref to make a decision when a foul had been committed. Its pretty clear in the bbc highlights.

It's good to see quality newbies compliment a good team. Instead of seeing a quality team change for news players. An enjoyable match which we dominated for large spells.Instead of the same old story, it's looking like a new chapter in our 21 season.

Well thank goodness theres a store in Inverness even if its at the retail park.

According to ICTfc it is. I would imagine a Uk click and collect service also applies. So clothing can be collected from stores in Belfast to Brighton and beyond.

Just a wee reminder that Dows run a supporters bus to home games, just pop in pay the bar staff and they will give you a bus ticket, give it to the bus driver on match days and that's it.

Not sign a deal with a joke brand. The deal with Carbrini and JD must be good financially for the club to take it. I also think that the quality of the merchandise is much better than Errea had provided for us. I can't see there being much of a difference in waiting until September because I know fans will still buy the kits. Fair enough we missed the perfect opportunity during the European games vs Astra to sell them but I think we will still have a good number of them sold when they do eventually go on sale. Don't you believe it. We really don't have a clue when dealing with this kind of thing! Keeping with the same supplier would have been the easiest option. Its a bold move and looking like the right one. Ideally it would have been better to sell in the club shop too but its for sale in the town centre and people have been crying out for a town centre outlet for a long time. Will be interesting to see how sales go being endorsed by such a large sales company.

what happened to the picture of the full kit.

Are you sure Subway UK is run by a local person? Nothing wrong with a subway though.

Doesn't put me up or down which team he supports as he shows 100% commitment wearing the ICT jersey. Even if he was 100% ICT (and hes probably 95%)what should he say when he gets a major pay rise with a new job. He's a great advert for attracting the youth into local football.

If Le Rangers were paying him £7,000 per week, I'm sure he would be saying more or less the same.

At 5'11" would he be considered as a tall storey

Trouble is he may not want to join that entirely different club..... My " may" carries just as much weight as your "may not" There's an awful lot of speculation on this thread at the minute. No one really knows if a better offer is on the cards for ICT and Ryan tomorrow.

Well all the best Ryan. Hope all goes well with the negotiations, you never know you may be with an entirely different club come 6pm tomorrow who may have put in a far higher offer.

Was he wearing football boots.

Have to agree with that one. Probably a sentimental decision from Butcher to give his buddy one last big deal after all their years working together. Richie delivered for Butcher, and Butcher delivered for Richie. Seems fair enough, although maybe not such good business from the club's perspective! To be fair, he certainly didn't look 'past it' before his injury, so he might still come back into the team and make a significant contribution. Since this thread is about looking on the bright side - we've had a terrible start but we aren't isolated at the bottom. In fact, one win would have us knocking on the door of the top 6. We've also now seen enough of the SPL to discern that most of the other teams aren't any better than us. actually Bucher had left the building when Foran got his contract. In fact I think it was also signed before Yogi arrived! You beat me to it. I thought the deal was to stop Richie following Mr T to Hibs. I'm pretty sure that Yogi mentioned when he came in that Richie was going to be his successor.

Highlights on Alba at 10pm

Not much to talk about really until we find out who's interested and what's on the table. Ryan Christie has a great career ahead of him. Who ever buys him will have a great player and will make a good profit if they choose to sell him on. Sounds like a good investment to me. 500k sounds a little too cheap at the minute regarding the future profit involved and coming from a club the size of Inverness they don't have to break the bank to pay his wage. Sounds like a very good investment.

It was only a suggestion but default or not it still gives you extra funds. If Scotty was to allow an extra icon next to a user name and access to a private diary page, a seat could be booked in advance, (not paid for)the people could pay CJT via PAYPAL etc for the season, even if it was adults £5 pa, via direct depit and CTO could get an email to update the site users.. CJT get a financial cushion and x amount could be used to buy additional shares in the club. I know its a pity we don't have other clubs as close as the central belt teams which would cost only a few hundred in comparison for an hours travel but if the regulars book ahead then you know what to budget for. Like I said only a suggestion and well done for offering transport in the first place.