Alex MacLeod

I thought everybody liked him

No

I have won two Clydesdale Bank tickets for Celtic game. Is there anyone out there who hasn't yet got tickets and wants a freebie. I've already purchased mine.

Like many others he's bought the idea that Rangers are still Rangers. No prize for guessing his true allegiance

Not decided yet. Depends when I get out of bed.

I may just make the counting house before you all leave.

Am I an incomer? Born Raigmore but brought up in Lochaber. I've never thought myself as such cos of the shire of Inverness. And I believe I do know Joe.

Perhaps their brains have been muddled by the use of the products that made them the money.

it may be you haven't a clue Alex Correct...............just making possible suggestions. But, of course, if you know then share.

EBT's in themselves were never illegal. The question is were they used as payment for employment. If so then income tax was liable.

It may be that he's still signed at Dinnington and here as a triallist. It may be we haven't the money to sign him yet but are able to pay his expenses. It may be that if we do sign him there's compensation to pay. As it is he's here and to all accounts doing well so perhaps he will have a future. The fact is I dont think he's keeping anyone out of the U-20 team. The lad is one of quite a few 17/18 year olds playing in a very small U-20's squad.

That would depend on what you consider debt to be. Hearts appear to be the only club that are struggling to service their debts. Other clubs have debts in the form of overdrafts and loans but are able to make the monthly payments. ICT had a shortfall in the accounts last year and we owe some people some money but we are able to continue to pay so couldn't be deemed to be in debt.

Will he also be picking up his liver salts?

Junior, how many did Christie score? Your sig contradicts itself.

This case was against old Rangers. This case did not liquidate old Rangers. Debt did.

Callum Murray

I dont think tickets were sold in any order other than that which they were bundled before they left Dingwall. I believe that when they went on sale each ticket seller picked up a bundle and worked with that. To try and change tickets while they were very busy selling them would have been a nightmare for the staff but perhaps if people had gone to the shop at a quiet time some sort of arrangement could have been agreed. I believe a group of Section E folks may have seats together and I'm sure that if people dont want to be in among the chants they'll happily swap seats. I dont know the layout of the Dingwall stand but I'd be willing to change places with any of the lads and lasses if I happen to be in that area.

Could it not be that 'the indiginous support' couldn't care less about football.

Well here's your chance. Theres around 200 tickets still to sell. They will all be for the same area I'd imagine. Go get one of those tickets and get your mates to do the same. If you've already purchased then go ask if your seat can be changed. In future arrange with all your mates to buy tickets together. Simples.

I think we need to accept that our core fanbase is around three thousand. The only times we see more than that in the home stands is when Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen or County come to town. If this was a saturday 3pm game I'd have expected to see four or five hundred Motherwell fans. As it was, with crap sunday service public transport, an early kick off and a long and expensive day in a freezing wintery stadium only a handful travelled. Secondly I think over the years our figures have been false in that a good few Invernessians who came to TCS are now frequenting their first love County. Finally we need to remember that ICT are not only fighting County for fans but also Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen. Until we can break into the minds of those fans we will always be a low fanbase team. St Johnstone experience the same problems as will County if they stay up and when the novelty wears off.

Nessie had him for breakfast.

I was out in Sneck last night and never bumped into any of our players which surprises me considering they all turned out like they were hung over. Every season there is one game that just needs to be forgotten. Today we seen this game. From now on in we will win, lose and draw but we will play and play well. Celtic are there for the taking next week.

The first time I ever encountered bigotry was in 1973. I referred to a colleague as Irish, not knowing any better, and he grabbed me by the throat and pointed out he wasn't Irish in his broad Ulster accent.

Just do it anyway girl.

Aw sh!t girl. Thats the day I fly back out to Angola.