Alex MacLeod

Easy mistake.........swayed by Rig's predicament no doubt. Rig's, like my own, home games are ICT's away games.

Deserves recognition but I'm not sure I'm happy about it. Historically when he's won it we've done poor next few games.

Celtic may well have a game in hand but we have the upper hand and could well stay above them until they travel to the fortress on 29th Dec. All we got to do is match them and maintain the GD.

Vincent was called up to England 'C' squad in August 12. Does that make him inelligable for another nation?

Think the plan may be to wait till 25th

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Is this Moray Dosser full of big pies I wonder?

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Not all down to the team. We've some dodgy refs to contend with as well.

Maybe its time they did cos G. Shinnie on a bad day would have been better than 'cannae pass Whittaker'.

Charles, why are you trying to stir up something thats not there. We all know that the organisers of major events are out to make money. Are you aware that if people want to run the London marathon on behalf of a charity the charity has to pay £250 per place. The participant has to be able to raise a deal more than £250 in donations to make that viable. All the charities know the organisers are running a bona fide business and are out to make money for themselves. I dont have a clue what % of income for each event the organisers take but I cant imagine its a great amount considering the cost of running such an event. I think, if you really look into it Charles, you'll find that the cost of entry to this event is on a par with all the others that happen around Britian. That all the event organisers make a profit and that many charities benefit from the sponsorship of the participant and the generosity of those who sponsor. Our football club will also benefit from whatever amount is paid to CJT and all those who volunteer on behalf of CJT do so knowing that their generous giving of their time is for the good of our club.

Aye and if Billy comes on tonight and scores the winner for NI then his value increases

Hamill's red card has been overturned by SFA.

Isn't that from Football Grounds Guide?

We have two away games in each of those months. September Killie then Aberdeen. October St Johnstone then Ross County.

I would hazard a guess at around £2k

That may be so but it also brings us money

Its a fair walk from pubs to Alloa, Stirling Albion, Falkirk and Clyde. There are other grounds a fair distance from pubs but, like us, they have a bar at stadium.

Rooney would likely have done very well at Birmingham but unfortunely a change of manager and a need to severely cut costs led to him being surpluss to requirement. From a newspaper at the time I read somewhere that the initial Swindon contract was supposed to be £8000 a week + living expenses. New owners decided this was too much for a league 1 player and tore it up. PFA were involved in dispute but Rooney decided not to continue pursuit and signed for Oldham, where he'd been training, instead.

Had a look. You need to know all there is to know about players and team. Be able to track transfers and youth prospects at club. Have an interest in data editing.

Not trying to be negative Krishima but its been tried and wasn't exactly a rip roaring success. It was probably be repeated at some point tho. I share Terry's frustrations but crowds are what they are unfortunately. Why wasn't it a success do you feel? I agree, I don't think there is a magic wand, and it's a niche expensive hobby in a small city, and I think the club is already very fair with kids and families. We all know that a lot of people in Inverness have previous allegiances to other SPL or Div 1 teams, which is up to the individual, but the problem there is often kids will follow the parents team. I think the more young kids get time coached by ICT the more likely they will be to form an attachment. It may be that it is grassroots. That is happening but it doesn't develop in a season or two. Takes years from getting the kids interested to them being in a position to afford to pay entry

That would be a dream team though. Imagine the confusion among the opposition if we had ten outfielders who could play in any position and we chopped and changed them throughout the game.

Just one of not very many high value players to have played at TCS. Another now being James McCarthy at £13 million

No. Latics were beaten 1-0 by Tranmere I thought that was Wigan's nickname? They both call themselves Latics. Apparently a shortened version of Athletic

The subject of this thread asks who was the most valuable player to play at TCS. My contribution was Barry F who was valued at 7.5 million at one point in his career and he played at TCS. In fact he's even scored at TCS. Seems a sensible enough point to me.