CaleyHedgehog

Not sure who arranged this, but what a great idea, especially for families.

C'mon Caley Thistle - you can do it.

I'm sure we will come down and stay somewhere probably, but you are right - it just sucks the fun out of it all. It also takes away the opportunity to party all the way home on the train (always fun - win or lose) and more partying in Inverness later. I think I would have even preferred the early kick off, but I'm disgusted that we are expected to accept either option instead of the 3pm kick off.

Newsflash -that is most of us.

After a few minutes to take this in, I am seriously considering not going. Maybe we could all not go as a protest. Celtic could have the entire ticket allocation, we could attend/hire venues in Inverness to see the game and save a fortune, but the club would still get half the gate money. The club and team would understand that our protest had nothing to do with our hopes for them, but everything to do with our club being treated like sh*t. We could post lots of positivity before the game for the team, encourage local shops and businesses to put up displays and use the press to give a voice to our rage.

You couldn't make it up......shocking.

Fair point. I just hate to think of an ICT fan misses out, while waiting for pay day.

Am I wrong to suggest that each team should be offered exactly half of the ticket allowance, with a date where a percentage of tickets should be returned if unsold, although ICT fans should have the opportunity to buy tickets for the game right up until the day before, providing entire allowance have not been sold to Inverness fans. I know they will not all sell, but we should have the option to buy as many as we can. I know that we plan to take along central belt family and friends (not old firm fans),to swell the ranks just like last time and I'm sure others will do the same. I wouldn't be surprised if they ram us all into a wee corner as well, they've tried that before, but NOBODY PUTS CALEY(THISTLE) IN THE CORNER.

Disgraceful, but sadly not surprised if this is true.

Brilliant idea - one of their catchy tunes with easy to learn lyrics are just what we need. Not sure if any of them are Celtic fans .

Just about recovered after a fabulous weekend, extended ever so slightly by a brief stop off on the way up the road, for lunch yesterday and the other semi at the Caley club. No food on, but plenty of liquid refreshment and a much longer than intended stay. Well done boys - what a great day. You did us proud.Well done to Billy for his 100th goal. I don't think even Dennis Wyness would grudge you a few more before the season is done and also before the Scottish Cup is won. Even someone as optimistic as me knows that winning the cup is a big ask, but anything can happen in the cup. We will enjoy the day and hope to be giant killers again. This club has built memories that they could only ever have dreamed of at the time of the merger.

Going on the train haha Leaving shortly

Bag packed and as soon as I finish work I'm off on my way. Can't wait - Good Luck ICT

I get a bit fed up with the negativity on the site lately regarding both the cup and the league. If something is possible, then I think in our role as fans we should be trying to bring out the best in our team. In my opinion, the way to do this is by showing them that we respect them as individuals and as a team and that we have faith in them to do their best to get the job done. Go Caley Thistle, give it your best shot and have a fabulous day.

My automatic promotion dream is over, but I do not regret having faith in a team who have been amazing in the last few weeks and who have been crippled (sorry) by injury at times in the season. Things are even more nerve wracking now, with most of the contenders for the play offs still having a game in hand. We will have one eye on the league while we are away for the cup semi final next week. Hoping Arbroath, Queen's Park and Raith Rovers can win their games, since we can't catch QP without a massive amount of goals now anyway. Things are going right to the wire and our game against Ayr will be a nail biter. Well done boys today - enjoy your day at Hampden.

You can do it boys. I have every faith in you.

A massive weekend of football and results ahead of us. ICT can only win their game and fingers crossed that the rest of the results go our way. Even Billy Dodds mentioned the possibility of winning the league in today's P&J, so here's hoping that Dundee and Queen's Park are feeling very jittery. C'mon ICT - you can do it.

A faithful servant to the club over many years - the pitch looked so good, especially in the years before U.S.H. and he took great pride in that. R.I P.

Even Billy Mckay is starting to talk openly about aiming for 2nd spot (P&J today). C'mon Billy - you are all good enough to win the league I hope - just keep winning and hopefully the rest will take care of itself. Super Caley (Thistle) go Ballistic.

I'll still go for the gamble. Ayr to win on Friday, then we need a resurgence from the teams further down the league against those around us in the remaining games, and a draw for Queens Park and Dundee in the final game - and we will win all ours of course! A girl can dream Robert, and sometimes dreams do come true.

Superb, thanks for that. Well done to all the travelling support too.

Maybe the club could have a Pay What You Can match or two for supporters, for our last couple of games in order to whip up a bit of a frenzy in the stands. I know it can be a bit of a kick in the teeth for us season ticket holders, but it would be worth it if the extra support helped us get promotion, and it might attract potential season ticket holders for next season.

When you put it like that we need quite a bit of good fortune, but never say never

Only 2 more wins and a bit of luck needed. Well done boys.

C'mon Caley Thistle