Alex MacLeod

Its got to come from Italy before it can be released. This appears to be a problem with the deal we're contracted to at the moment. We are dependent on when Errea provide the merchandise and I assume the deal we have reflects in the delivery time.

Actually didn't make any difference the size of the plane as larger plane couldn't take off from Inverness with a full fuel/passenger load so would need to have stopped for a refuel as well. A320 in 150 seat layout can range 3500 kmiles. Dont Thompsons use them from Inverness in summer for Spanish island holiday folks.

Having to refuel enroute suggests its not a very big plane hence the cost.

Believe it or not Sneckboy Romania does actually have a national health service providing free healthcare to all citizens and financed by the state.

Careful Long Man its about a tenner a pint.

I see Mr Hughes is unhappy with the clubs help in getting triallists up to Inverness. It seems we are not good at helping in the finances of travel and accomodation for triallists.

Our youth development programme has only a small part to do with the reason for our ranking above. Having just read through the criterea youth development forms only a small part of the overall licence. One of the things that could be instrumental in not attaining gold is our training facilities. I actually think we are not far short of attaining gold. If you fancy a read its here http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/resources/documents/ClubLicensing/UEFAClubLicensingRegulations2012.pdf

Priority goes to season ticket holders and shareholders. Those groups are also allowed to purchase more than one ticket so number sold does not equate to number of season tickets sold.

Would that be the same Calum Ferguson, born and brought up in Inverness, and a product of our youth system, who Mr Grey and SFA sees as a non Scots product because he qualifies for Canada?

It really bugs me why we've been singled out. There are three players in the current Celtic squad who came through their youth system. There are quite a few players from Scottish clubs who moved down south. Quality players are being developed. They are just not sticking around. Perhaps Mr Grey needs to look at the reasoning behind players not wanting to stay in Scotland. Perhaps Mr Grey also needs to ask the SFA why they trawl around England looking for players who's granny ate some porrige to make up a national squad rather than give the home grown talent a chance. The best left back in the country has continuously been overlooked in favour of has beens.

I'm sure the club will be aware of the numbers of home fans they'll get. I'm also sure they'll look at maximising. However, do we know how many Romanians there may be. Apparantly we need to make around 400 seats available for them but there could be a lot more. There is a big Romanian community in Scotland and some may want to come and watch a bit of home regardless of who their own team is. I'd also imagine that, knowing of behaviour of fans from East Europe, the police will have done intelligence gathering and will have a say in how segregation is addressed. Remember all this is very new to our club and the people running it must act on advice given regarding public safety.

http://ictfc.com/news/club-news/1571-curtis-sport-partnership

https://audioboom.com/boos/3315255-ictfc-john-hughes-new-season

Seems very pricey compared to deals you could put together yourself ... as many have already shown on here ! Some folk are staying for 2 or 3 days for way less than this ! I presume this is a chartered plane

The leader of SNP at time of referendum holds an honours degree in economics as well as HNC in business studies. He worked as an economist in former Scotland Office and then with RBS so I'm quite sure he would have done a lot of research into the eye opener you suggest Laurence. What yourself and many others fail to grasp is that the YES campaign was not led by SNP, although they had a lot of input, so the rank and file SNP supporters have no reason to be divided from the leadership. Indeed I believe the referendum and whats happened since has done nothing but good for the party and its members.

Why not leave the red as is and replace blue with black

I'm quite sure Nick worked very hard for a place but who would you have dropped to make way for him Harry?

Decent shout. However given there lack of information re the plane which may now have no fans as they have all made alternative arrangements, it might not be the best after all. Draw was Monday. Today is Wednesday. Do you really think thats long enough to deal and confirm a charter let alone publicise it?

Chris, for home games pop into Innes bar or Caley social club pre match. Buses can be had from social club and Innes usually runs a mini bus to stadium. For away games watch this site for info on meeting places etc pre match.

I'd have thought Ross Tokely would be up close after around 500 appearances for us.

Accounts have to be produced annually and lodged with Companies House. These are public documents and can be obtained online for £1. They are also distributed to shareholders and discussed at the company AGM. I believe that, as a Private Limited Company, the club are not obliged to publish a detailed breakdown of income so I'd save my pound if I were you. The accounts come out after AGM and I'm thinking the next ones wont include income earned in May due to dates of financial year.

I'd suggest that folk wait of booking till they find out the club travel arrangements. They may charter a plane. Its possible that a 737 could be chartered, provided the 186 seats could be filled, at a cost of around £300 - £400 a seat.

And when you all get there you can meet up with their fans and discuss the 'M' word. They've been involved in a lot of mergers and name changes in their history.

Sir Ian Wood set out nothing Charles other than funds for his favourite Conservative politicians. Most of the time Wood, like you, talks through his erse. As for the Darien scheme, another of those subjects you deny from time to time, had it been allowed to work and not been kiaboshed by the greed and jealousy of other countries then who knows how it would all have turned out. Aye Charles, like the journalist you are, you omit to point out that the biggest destroyer of the Darien scheme, and as a result the economy of Scotland, was the Spanish navy and its blockades. Oh and the fact the English were not at war with Spain at this time so chose not to help their neighbours. Lets also look at the continually quoted £7 billion black hole in Scotlands budget and look at it alongside our 9% share of the £100 billion Trident. Oh look we've now got a £2 billion surplus. As for oil, the thing thats never publicised is the fact that taxation from crude comes from oil company profits and not from the price. The other part of the taxation, and the one thats adjusted from time to time to boost exploration, is actually corporation tax. But Charles you just continue to spout your unionist drivel and I'll continue to convince the masses of the merits of being free from oppression and who knows, perhaps in our lifetime we'll debate whether or not to provide foriegn aid from an independent Scotland to our poor southern neighbours.

Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't this thread titled ICT in Europe. I dont think the opening poster intended it to be a debate on the merits of English clubs Laurence. If you want a debate on such then please start it in Other Football.