Alex MacLeod

How else do you limber up the swallowing mechanism

So Corran ferry ain't good enough....we'll try Lewis ferry.....what next Kessock??

Mr and Mrs Simon MacDonald (aka Bronson) on the birth of their son Corran Peter Simon. This topic is here just now but can be moved elsewhere at a later time.

No no no.......there are ICT fans discussing a possible pre-season ICT fans get together to limber up the swallowing mechanism's and vocal chords in preparedness for a new ICT season..

Dont think we have two physio's on matchdays. normally one + a doctor.

Would appear to me that many people have great idea's and info on how a mascot should be but............................................dont see too many put themselves forward to be that mascot. If you think you can do better than whats there already then feel free to volunteer.

Could be an idea Rob. i just checked my own rota and I'd only be free the final weekend. Enough interest and I'll have a weekend in Sneck. DJS, matches will be on council telly so Innes wouldn't be a bad idea. get a few snack's organised and Roberts your mothers brother. Then hit the town.

There's a much better area at Culcabock. Large tract of waste ground used, at present, for nothing more than walking a ball with a funny shaped stick. Many advantages including only a short walk from Heathmount.

Open to suggestions at the moment

To be fair there's nothing in the article to say that Dundee are in any trouble. What they are doing is begging the fans to dig deep to try and replace the moneys that Melville will not be supplying next season. Melville thought he could buy success and failed. Dundee just went along with it.

Create the vision. Emphasise the benefits. Drop the hints and who knows.........The Bught's your oyster. City bypass. Multi-purpose sporting facility. All could fall into place

Been a while since we had a good night out. Think Juniors stag was last one. Anyone fancy a get together somewhere during WC. Have beer watch a game or two etc. Build up to new season sort of thing

Never say never. With the right people on board and the right vision for the right reasons anything is possible

I think Georges idea is more akin to whats at McDairmid. They have a grass pitch within the main stadium and artificial pitches nearby that are used for training, Sunday league and junior football. As he says there can be a game on the main pitch each week and another on the artificial. I also note that he emphasises that Inverness should build such a facility. That infers to me that he's hinting that HC be involved. A joint venture between ICT, Clach and HC could come to fruition a lot quicker than if it were just us involved. more especially in you can incorporate all weather surfaces that can be used by the likes of City and the various street clubs in the area.

Having compared our prices with those of some other SPL clubs our prices are excellent. Family section at TCS 1 adult + 2 U-12's ?189. Same at the Pitt ?311. 10 mth interest free credit as well. Our top price ?320 (all games). Hearts ?425 (without OF or Hibs) Many more comparrisons I could write but the gist is that ICT are good value against other clubs.

Contrary to the opinion of some these are not temporary stands. They are, however, a bolted steel frame construction that could be removed. At the time we entered the SPL temporary stands were looked at as an option but were not approved by SPL. As for the seating problems and the need for people to be moved. I doubt very much that the club want this scenario in either the main or other stands. Removing seats for segregation purposes or to make available for the seating of stewards is reducing stadium capacity.

I spoke to the lovely Maureen in the ticket office, but alas the only option open to me at the moment is to write a letter to Kenny Cameron, expressing my disappointment. I'm quite happy to negotiate with the club (it's my day job to negotiate, after all) and we can try and work something out, but certainly the ticket office does not appear empowered to offer anything appealing at the moment. I assume we are talking about North stand seats at the end of the rows and not all seats at the back of the stand.

Looks like its Engerlundshire

has been appointed full time Operations Director at the club Read here

Not an altogether uncommon thing. My wifes grandson who was 10 at the time was hit by a car in Jersey. Lying on the road with multiple fractures to his leg the driver of the car gets out and starts shouting at him to get of the road cos he was holding up other traffic.

Having had the displeasure of sitting close to hospitality area I wouldn't wish it on anyone. A few seasons ago me and missus were given seats in front of a load of drunken morons who dished out nothing but abuse to the home fans nearby. Needless to say we moved at half time. Expanding on Scotty's tongue in cheek comments perhaps a hospitality suite could be built on the west side and retain the Kingsmill as a membership club for home fans.

But because Kerr he wasn't an established Inverness player i feel the need to have a laugh at him more than the likes of Hart who i enjoyed watching play over the years for us. I wouldn't slag Wyness for leaving for Hearts or St. Mirren but would be able to slag anyone who only put in a maximum of 1 year at ICT. Its all about the football panto. Take it that includes Niculae

Keeper - Les Kidger - nothing would find its way into the net with him standing in front of it. Reserve keeper - BigStu - similar reason.

Did you not have the avator of a 5hite on top of the Ross County badge They are our rivals.. them doing well generally means we are not. Think of the neutral fans that attended the final and now have an affinity with the C*unty instead of supporting ICT... it's bad business for us. Delighted they got pumped Christ Harry, I think thats taking things a bit far. Falkirk average 6000 fans. Killie about the same. SC final 1997 attendance over 48,000. Boost to either fanbase nil. Hearts av around 20k Gretna 500 SC final attendance around 52k. Looking back over the history of the finals. Matches between non OF teams have all had big big crowds that didn't reflect the fanbase of the individual clubs and I very much doubt if the extras then formed an affinity with any of the clubs involved. People like the odd occassion when niether of the OF are involved so make extra effort to attend. If Hampden had a system whereby nuetrals were segregated from fans I think that area would have been the fuller.

He was only there till end of season. Made only 3 starts. Obviously not in favour with PH.