Alex MacLeod

Ach away and fill yer glass........its only a wee bit rain

If there's 300 or less seats in the wendy house then it may well be down. They'd still have 6000 remaining seats so would comply.

Possibly

I'd suggest a better bet would be train at 10:00 or one at 11:00. theres one leaves Dingwall at 14:45 and another at 15:30 I believe there may also be buses from Caley Social Club leaving around 11:30. Not sure if bar will be open though.

Sunday is kick ass day....................especially this guys.........http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/4926570/Now-County-plan-to-poop-a-Caley-party.html#ixzz2THZ0k732

I knew that but Munchen just sounds better especially when you add Oktoberfest

Play-off final on 2 according to http://www1.skysports.com/watch/football-on-sky

A little research tells me Aarons agents are SPOCS Sports Consultants who have offices in Munchen, Belfast, Kiaro, Madrid and Accra (Ghana) and 33 players on their books. Info here http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/spocs-sports-consultants/details/berater_728.html

I believe Doran and a few others will be staying. The actual signing of contracts usually needs a number of people around the table. Manager, Player, Agent etc. Getting them all together is often the stumbling block. Football agents are busy people, some have other business's to run in far flung parts of the country, some may just hold out in the hope they can find another interested party that will boost their incomes. At the end of the day though it will happen. And if it doesn't we will still produce a squad for next season.

Regardless of individual opinions on the man himself my question is how many managers are MC going to sack before their next big success? This guy gets MC into Europe and FA Cup in his first full season. He then goes on to beat Chelsea in FA Shield, gets to FA Cup final and is 2nd in League with more Champions league football to look forward to. Yet he's seen as a failure and sacked. What the hell do the owners of MC expect of a manager?

Second in the EPL and FA cup runners up yet they get rid. Whats the world of football coming to?

I think the deal was a two way thing. Motherwell get an ambitious player and McFadden gets fitter and stronger in his quest to get back to International football. He turned the Tinks down I believe.

But it is Skysports 1 HD

Does it matter? Just flick the channels.

Matthew 8:26 And his supporters came to him, and awoke him, saying, Butcher, save us: we perish. And he said to them, Why are you fearful, O you of little faith? Then he arose, and rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great calm over the beach of Dingwall. But the supporters marveled, saying, What manner of man is this, that even the winds and the sea obey him! Later that day a great shadowy seethe decended over the Isle of Black and a great euphoria lit up the Moray Firth skyline south of this dark land.

I've got 117 so TopSixNextYear and his lady must have 116 & 115. For travel info from Inverness there's a train at 10:00 and one at 11:00. I believe there may also be buses from Caley Social Club leaving around 11:30. Not sure if bar will be open though.

Griffiths POY Wanyama YPOY

If Soccerbase is correct he's had 96 starts and 3 from the bench so yes you could be right. And on that subject I've just noticed that Nick Ross has played in 101 games. Reguero Raven, Hogg, Meekings, G. Shinnie Doran, OTJ, A. Shinnie, Ross McKay, Sutherland

Except we dont actually have to beat RC...................................Motherwell will do the deed at Perth.

Is that the same players who chose not to acknowledge the support before going up the tunnel. I'm surprised there has not been more comment on this. Maybe it was because there were so few of us left in the ground to witness it but frankly I was astonished at how many people left. OK, so we lost a match we should have won but the players gave it their all and after the game we were still in 3rd place with just one game to go! It was the last home game for some of the guys who are leaving and who have contributed so much to the club and it is reasonable to think that the vast majority would stay behind to acknowledge that. When Utd's 2nd goal went in there was a mass exodus - it was as though we needed a win to avoid relegation and the goal was the final nail in the coffin. Just unbelievable. Is it any wonder the players left the field in such a dejected manner. Football is a game of tiny margins and had one little thing gone our way and we had ended up winning rather than losing then it would no doubt have been joy unreserved and not a soul would have left. That would have been great, but whether we won or lost, in the grand scale of things it makes little difference to what has been achieved this season. If some players were wondering whether or not to sign new contracts I guess Saturday's mass exodus will have made their minds up for them. I can only hope that after the low of Saturday and the disrespect shown to them by at least 90% of the crowd, the players will be able to pick themselves up and demonstrate the same level of commitment on Sunday. And win, lose or draw and regardless of what happens in Perth, I really hope that the fans all stay behind on Sunday and acknowledge the team for what has been a magnificent achievement in attaining the best league position ever by a Highland team. Clinching a European place would be the icing on the cake but not clinching it will not represent failure. The players and officials have done a great job this year, now it is time for the supporters to stand up and be counted and show the team and the club some real support and loyalty. Sorry DD but I take offence to being accused of being disrespectful. The players walked up the tunnel. Nobody said they'd be back out again. The majority of people done no more than they do every home game. Left the stadium to battle out of the carparks. Others went to queue up for County tickets. I believe that had the players stayed on the pitch instead of going up the tunnel then many would have stopped to congratulate them.

We did!!!

If Soccerbase is correct he's had 96 starts and 3 from the bench so yes you could be right.

Nah qualifying for Europe would be a progressive step for the club and I would see that as a positive to be honest As ive stated on another thread my only worries would be getting a bad humping by a club from Ireland or some other diddy country which could do more damage than good for the long season ahead when expectations are now higher than they ever were before due to this seasons success It all depends on the draw, realistically we are looking at only one tie, I can't see many travelling to some hovel in Albania or Kazackstan can you? Dougal Dougal, are we not seen by many as a diddy country? If we do get beat by one of those teams you suggest then so be it. The joy in this achievement isn't the winning or losing its getting there. Getting there as the third best team in Scotland. I wouldnt think many would expect us to go past the round we're drawn in. Thats not a reflection on ICT but more on the quality and standard of football in this country. We are ranked 78 in the world just now. In 2007 we were 14. Ireland are 39, Albania 43 That shows how far our standard has dropped in the last few years. I'd say to anyone.........enjoy the moment. It may never happen again. Teams bigger than us have fallen at the first hurdle so be proud to just be there.

I read this as an article celebrating 20 years since inception. 20 years since a few people had the foresight to realise that an Inverness team could do what many other teams have failed to do even though they've been established for a hell of a lot longer. What I cant see is any reason why anyone would need to apologise for success.