12th Man

I was speaking to an ex polish referee today and he says the move was totally legitimate, its quite common on the continent, he said you just have to have your eyes open to the teams who are most likely to do it, the biggest problem is players pretending to kick it when they haven't. Draper kicked the ball in front of the linesman and told the linesman that he took it. Its just a pity the players know more about the rules than the officials

Locals need to form a band, produce a song which is a hit and is fitting for ICT fans. Or Caledonia would be good but with Caley Jags sung instead, to appease the 150 thistle fans

IHE your older than me.

Any perks for a family on the bus?

Just wanted to find out, if a bus direct to the stadium from the balloch, culloden area would entice extra fans and wanted to confirm if it would be free for consession holders.?

I imagine its easier getting into the masons Than buying a ticket in the singing section. I've been refused many a time. Only the special ones get those.

Does that mean its free for pensioners

How much does a bus cost to the stadium from the social club or the bus station and are there any concessions. ie pensioners, under 16s, family ticket etc.

And I'll help him That sounds really good, its now up to you guys to fill it.

What are your views on this. He will be missed but hes a only one man of a great team. Don't worry Mr T will have a speech prepared for the team, “I need your help. I can’t tell you what it is, you can never ask me about it later, and we’re gonna hurt some people

I think if we have the correct type of flag no one can stop us, we will be simply the best.

re post 1, enjoy the ride.

Just a wee reminder its ICT V County Tue 8th Oct

http://www.dafc.co.uk/articles/20131001/john-potter-post-ict_2207955_3477847

I was in Auchterarder one afternoon the other week and was going to try and blag a tenner from the chippie but it was closed, Not only do ICT give them a fortune for Fish suppers, Mr B is always promoting them on the radio.

I think he would be a great contender for left back for Scotland, especially this year, Hes comes up against ex internationals, the likes of Teale and Faddy and makes them look poor.

deano

Wyness used to cycle out to Huntly and back from Dyce with his dad then go off for training at AFC. (bit of useless info) What route you taking

I would rate McSwegan lower than mediocre

Sorry Alex your fired. I know for a fact that some people find excuses to avoid doing anything, I have lost count of the excuses heard for not going, why not start by telling people why you enjoy going to the games.

Does anyone know if Derek Adams gave an interview after the United match, I was looking forward to hearing it. Adams, there's no need to feel down. I said, Adams, pick yourself off the ground. I said, Adams, 'Dingwalls a crap town There's no need to be unhappy.

Perhaps there are people who would like to come along anyway but find it too daunting, where do I go? how do I pay? will I find our seats ok? will there be any trouble? is there any food available? Answer Decide where you want to sit, Family section in the smaller stand nearest the bridge, or behind the goals is the same stand, or the main stand along side the pitch which is nearest the road. You can pay cash at a turnstile, phone up the ticket office and buy your tickets for the game or buy a season ticket book which gives you free entry for the remainder of the season. The ticket that you bought will tell you the name of the stand the block of seats you sit in which row you are in then the seat number, a steward will kindly help you find your seat. ICT is a family friendly club which doesn't tolerate trouble makers which you may find at larger clubs Food is served before and all throughout the match with a selection of pies, hot dogs and hamburgers sweets, crisps and drinks. you may even like an alcoholic drink before or after the match in the bar but not during the game. A extra couple of pointers, You may find yourself trying to kicking an imaginary ball during the game, a compelling urge to join in with the other fans cheering on the team, you may find it difficult to sit down when we score a goal, you might enjoy chatting to the people next to you, you may end up speaking to people you haven't seen in ages, you might go home enjoying your day out at a football match and wonder why you didn't try it before.

Reducing ticket prices helps to boost turn out but reduces income. Do the extra fans justify the outlay. Maybe it just needs to be the right target audience. Lets be honest if a ST holder could bring a friend along for £5, I would imagine there are some amongst us who would exploit that and someone who would turn up anyway gets in for a fiver via a pal. With a reduced ticket offer do you. A, get an ICT fan in on the cheap. B, invite a friend who cant afford to go normally. C, coax the same person as last time. D, invite someone different in the hope they become regulars.

http://spfl.co.uk/news/article/butcher-voted-manager-of-the-month/ The less startled version.