Jack Waddington

Hope they (ICT) actually take notice and realise the wrong Away Fans separated by a line of police tape + a bad game for them, will eventually end in scraps, and they need some competent stewards rather than dumping them all in the North Stand to yell at anyone who's feet dare touch a chair...

Thought it was cos of their primitive ground that they all forgot how to use seats...

Hope it wasn't just a fluke and we can replicate it on Saturday...

Aye, too good for Celtic...get him back...

That actually happen or am I dreaming?

Just saw this article in the Courier about the new roundabout. Anyone know of any safety measures to be put in place for the fans? At the current state, it isn't too great, crossing the northbound carriageway is tricky with the timing, but the southbound is easy, but at the same time it isn't what one would regard as "safe", or will it (crossings) be scrapped entirely and we be made to go down the path down the side of the distillery? https://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/news/alternative-to-a9-needed-during-works-on-roundabout-182311/

Guessing it was 24 quid not well spent...

Recently, there's been complaints of Dundee (and United's) Away Ticket Pricing. So I thought "How much would it cost for a Season Ticket holder to go to every single game. (Basically everywhere twice) Both Dundee sides lead the pack with prices of £24 going on to a whopping £48 for two visits, and then nearly £100, if you're going for all 4 visits. Then trailing far behind at a reasonable price, Alloa at £17 for both away days, just cheaper than the £18 at Arbroath, Ayr and Queen of the South. The Travel Club, from what I've experienced, is approx £20 for away days, (don't know exact prices, cos my away days have all been down south, so don't have a clue if it changes depending on distances, so I'm sticking with £20) So the total of all away days, plus transport, £678... BUT if you're including the ICT Season Ticket, you're looking at £953 However, a cap at £20 isn't exactly going to do a lot, saving a mere £8 If I had knowledge, I would've done one including the prices of a Scotch Pie and Bovril, but as I've been to few or can't remember off hand, it's not happening. Basic rundown of Ticket Prices; 1 - Dundee & United = £24 2 - Morton, Partick, Dunfermline and ICT = £20 3 - Arbroath, Ayr, QoTS = £18 4 - Alloa = £17 This is obviously excluding any cup games, as, unless you're a psychic or from the future, it's impossible to tell who we're playing...

Going off topic somewhat, and unfortunately for Alan's dreams, Ricky has signed for Bradford PA

Robbo said in the pre-match interview that it's unlikely we'd see any more players in ahead of deadline day...

Though it'd make an interesting signing, I think we have enough Strikers as it is. We've got Storey, White, Todorov, Keatings, Curry and Harkness...

Is Clach. Was confirmed the other night it'd be Clach or C*unty

If the Fort end up in a final against us, they're scuppered, unless I'm mistaken (or the rule doesn't apply in a competition like this) the 9 loanees can't play...

Wrong guy...but yes Ricky Calder is free from jail...Don't think I'd want him back, tbf...

Larnell Cole is a free agent, and has been since January. Would you want him back?

Turns out Daniel Mackay has broken his ankle in Elgins game against Stenny

Going to take a guess and say that's a 4-5 month spell out?

Is it that Norwegian lad who's made an unannounced return?

We're on the telly against Morton a week or so before, can't see us being on tv again in such quick succession.

Utter dire draw. Can't they just seed the Championship sides and prevent same league draws until later in the cup?

Calling a Wrexham awayday. Away to Ireland or Northern Ireland would be class too...

Looked like Storey's shot took a slight deflection...but not certain.

Think it's the fact most sources post the Highland League score at Full Time, so there's no way of knowing unless you're scrolling through their Twitter. For example, FlashScore (which I use) shows minute by minute scores yadda yadda for all the professional leagues, but when it comes to non-league, they update it once their game is done.

It was more from where he was doing it from than where they were going. From the second half, where it's clearer to see the attacking work, where he was putting in the low crosses from weren't going anywhere. Their defenders were terrific, and are considerably better, it seems, than ours. They can challenge the ball well both in the air and on the ground and can get it out of danger easily. That's exactly what we need from our back 4, we're all over the shop, but Arbroath had it handled to a tee.

Not going to lie, I think Walsh needs to work on his crosses. Most (but not all) were more like passes which, in turn, found nobody. There was a couple that actually caught some airtime, but ground driven crosses aren't very helpful at the range he was putting them in from...