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sticky pages

....then the wind and heavy rain will arrive at around 10 a.m. :001:

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My first game in Sneckie was Inverness Thistle v Elgin City in a rather dull 0-0 HL League Cup tie (c1981). My first Caley home game was on 1st Sept 1990 when they beat Rothes 4-0.

I was thinking of going to this one but, like Mr Naelifts, I checked the weather forecast and decided to, maybe, knock it on the head. Gale force winds and heavy rain in the area could see the game being called off and besides that the trains these days can't cope with such big puffs of wind or drops of water.

Welcome aboard Tug and IHE. Hope you enjoy the experience with these nutters. :021:

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We'll have a chance too if the Don's field a team of reserves.... :023:

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without protection

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Works then. :004:

I fully appreciate the fact that the club have to do their best to make money on these big games and a bum on a seat is better than an empty one. But the fact is it is so annoying having paid your entry fee to have to sit next to an away fan (especially Tic or a Hun) - it is not comfortable and it is not right. One question I would like answer to though is this: Why do season ticket holders have to purchase a ticket(s) for this SPL match? Surely their season ticket allows them in without pruchasing one or are the OF games excluded from the price?

in positions

wristed and

HT 0-0 Giving up with radio links....took me all of 1st half to get nowhere. :008:

Can't get it on the Beeb....don't know if it's them or me.

at~the ready