Alex MacLeod

Unfortunately not this one. I'll be heading north on A9 when the Snecky's are heading south. Will wave the buses though. See you's on 1st though.

If someone has decided to count disabled persons and their helpers then you can have crowd figures of over seating capacity.

And Rankins was a cracker too.

Bonzo, if you were a true ICT supporter you wouldnt be coming on here spewing the drivel you do. Every team goes through a slump period. Show support and encouragement and perhaps we'll get out of ours. Oh and I dont think anyone can fault CC's gameplan last night.

With Killie having Hearts and Celtic next we could leapfrog them with wins against Falkirk and St Mirren.

Loch Lomonds on the opposite side of the country to Inverness.

wher Johndo can show of the mark of the beast. Heaven

Nooooooo!!!!! on~reindeer

Is that you or Blackie your talking about Mantis :003:

repulse

over the

Buchanan is top scorer in that league with 12 goals.

attract

Getting closer to 27th and still no offer of a cheap B&B. Gonna have to consider a hotel now.

smeared with

Ok, got the tune. Just need the right words to it now. I'll start it of: Bla, Bla, Blackie When ye gonna score Ye've only managed one Since ninety four. For the buffs out there Ian Black scored one goal for us last season. According to the official site his last goals were for Cowdenbeath in the 94-95 season. He must have been about nine or ten then.

I've said this before, but for the benifit of those new to the site, I'll say it again. What is needed is a tune that is synonymous with the highlands. Something that is easy to learn and sing, not too long in words, but can be recognised by other team fans as being the song for ICT. Find the tune, write the words, put a band together to record it and hey presto.

Would anyone have the courage to disagree with Scotty :015:

I understand your plight man which is one of the reasons I'd encourage people to join the trust. Sadly football in this country has become very overpriced. certainly compared to most other european countries. The Supporters Trust, in conjunction with other trusts, can put pressure on the SPL teams to make it a bit easier for those who can ill afford the costs. Personally I, and my wife, try and get to as many games as we can, both home and away, and I wouldn't like to try and total the cost over a season but its probably a couple of grand if I count travel, accomodation, refreshments, shirt sponsorship, entrance etc.

Aberdeen may see this a sa prospect. Dargo and Brew partnership.

My point though, SM, is that some of the responders seem to be taking the rumour as fact.

The portacabin will go when the two ends of the main stand are developed. There will also be a shop in town. When all this happens will be when there is enough committment from the fans to 'bring a friend' and increase the gate numbers.

Me and the missus will be there.

One of the big differences between our trust and that of other teams is that others were born out of a necessity to help their club through difficult times. Ours will take time to build but this share transfer will go a long way in the promotion os the club. It does, however, need to promote more as a representative of all fans, not just members, and not be seen as an organisation with a clique following. The share transfer, when it goes through, will give the trust more clout in the decision making of the club and gives the trust strength at a time when it is just beginning to build funds for that purpose. We can only get better at what we are about and with the right people, which I think we have, at the helm I'm sure this trust will become a very prominant feature of Inverness Caledonian Thistle. So come on guys and girls. Get your forms filled out and your fivers sent in. Be a part of the future.

Goad