12th Man

Thats some round trip, was the £5 entry fee just too tempting?

he wont mind As long as there's a bed beneath the stars that shine.

That's a pity, you get the asking price when the economy is good, you take what you can when it isn't. They can sell something which doesn't cost them a penny and can sell it year on year, so have decided not to sell it??

Maybe it was drum tobacco, http://www.saintmirren.net/club_policies/2014/policy_on_flag_and_banners.pdf Drums aren't allowed in after recent incidents.

Thats shocking to think that the 2 semi finals pooled together and the say 80% near full, cup final accrewed so little and the ticket prices werent exactly cheap. So really what your saying is East end park or Tannadice could have potentially made the participating clubs more money than a money grabbing Easter Road. As far as Im aware every club has a shirt sponsor, so why cant the powers that be negotiate a price with someone to sponsor the cup, some money is better than no money.

An email that I received didn't mention under 12 prices, does that mean that an under 12 goes free anywhere in the stadium for this match or are they £5 too?

I know ICT are pretty much on the ball and have probably got this one under their hat anyway. With so many free tickets going out to youngsters it would be good to have a bring a parent for a fiver match and email all youngsters who have previously attended. It keeps youngsters in touch with the club and also recruits new potential fans.

A lot of good points raised, I feel that less games in December and January would be beneficial, Decembers a very expensive month and January is a quiet month mainly due to the Xmas overspend, the pitch gets a break, summer football sounds good but there is so much competition out there and if you move into the School holiday zone you compete with holidays, the beach, barbies, days out, even diy, for others its weekends away, if you have the free time for other hobbies and interests then it would probably be more enjoyable in the summer, personally I preferred summer scrambling to wading through snow in the freezing cold when its getting dark so early. We even had an earlier start a few seasons back and the attendance figures were way down for the 1st game of the season. For repetition of opposition, most fans want their moneys worth and a bit of variety thrown in too. Do people actually want to watch a run of games against Raith, Falkirk, Livvy, Partick Pars etc just because we don't play them often, when Rangers and the Edinburgh clubs attract more interest but play them more frequently. I would say things will improve when the bigger clubs return and so will the away support. Perhaps the summer fans have a point 2011 hibs at home 30th July 3600 attended. Although starting football a month earlier does nothing to influence going to a match at any other time during the season. If you are looking for drastic measures then yes a complete winter shut down does make fans appreciate football when its not there but with that you are forcing people to fine alternative things to do, lets hope that their projects are all done and dusted for the 2nd half of the season. Looking at the pictures of fans on caleyjags.com, tells a story of the mode age of fans, do you assume this is your target audience or instead strengthen the age ranges which are poorly attended and what do you do to attract them, if you take a concert for example does every one sit and watch and listen? the most memoral ones are where everyones up dancing and singing with the bands, if the atmosphere is improved it certainly encourages people to keep coming back, If things are improved on a budget then nothing bad will come from it.

Perhaps you would rather drink this instead, being a small club I wonder how much they sell. http://www.lerwickbrewery.co.uk/shop/

There's also the 10% discount on shirts for st holders

Pimp my ride pizza van?

I remember a few years ago I left my waterproof jacket at a peterhead midweek cup game and would also like to thank the person for taking it home for safe keeping, thanks for that but it would have been even better if you had actually returned it to the owner. Apart from that the fans are pretty good.

In that case ICT, which doesn't actually own its current stadium or the lease for the site, would be first to admit that it is struck dumb. Given that they are having to move users out of this area, I just can't imagine any capacity to move new tenants in. County could move in, havent they got about 10,000 fans living in Inverness.

If Yogi is debating with himself who is faster marley or this Ibra then its starting to sound like the opposition will be craping themselves. We could be scoring after defending a corner. He looks really good in the Motherwell match, early days but bags of potential

Just be patient, send an email and they would probably get ups to forward your €8 order to the correct address if its their fault. Its a pity as it would only have cost a few quid to post now its in the UK. Or is it in the Uk and on its way to you. I'm assuming you got a tracking number too.

We have the option of extending it till the rest of the season. So he will be given a chance just like the rest of our players have had in the past

I am dreading it, the cameras with no road works are bad enough. I still doubt that the 60billion funding till 2030 will actually appear so Im assuming Inverness to Aldearn dualled, an Elgin bypass, 3 sections of the A9 to be completed within the time scale, Kincraig and Dunkeld to Perth, main sections of Aberdeen bypass, Forth road bridge complete and the Raith interchange by 2030.

Broonie would have been my Motm. We were pants in the 1st half and great to watch in the 2nd half.

Is that how you get your kicks. Still living in the past I see.

James dean won't be any good. Butcher was always a route one man and you want someone taking route 66 instead.

The county fans have deserted their own ground Im not surprised so few turned up.

' I bet a secret Celtic fan will want to put my picture on an ICT forum '

I do those aswell, in Tesco when the bread is reduced.

Are you interested in coming up on the bus? I was thinking about it but with it being a lunchtime KO, Im not sure if there is a bus leaving Inverness early enough for me to catch it.

Volunteers required! Vacancies are available to sell merchandise before ko to the away support. Preference will be given to those with experience of selling pegs and lucky charms.