The Long Man

Yogi got that completely wrong. He's all talk and front. Oh what a shame 

"Outstanding midfield" - yes, I agree 

That pink strip has a magic effect on our players.

Oh yes, I like that comment; "Inverness look like a team on the way up, and County look like a team going the other way" A very accomplished performance, she said. 

I am a bit stunned at the transformation in a matter of weeks. Let's hope there's more to come in that vein, and we could have an exciting finish to the season.

Robbo, you'll be enjoying this!

What a great performance tonight. We've hardly put a foot wrong. Look more like the ICT we know and love, playing quality football, promising youngsters. McCann, take a bow.

Deas is a liability. That's twice he's given them goal scoring opportunities.

Wonderful ball by Allardyce and then great play by McGregor.  I am impressed.

Could be a very nervy last ten minutes. Hope we don't sit back. Think McCann is aware of that and sending on some fresh attackers to stretch them.

We've got the best Mackay, nah nah nah. What a great solo effort

The last time I saw us, think it was the Raith game on BBC, we were near the bottom and struggling. Amazing how much better we are with a few wins under our belt and a new recruit. McCann must get some credit for that. Hope Robbo is watching and enjoying it.

Good team performance, looking well up for it. Welsh and Allen looking very good in midfield. I think we are the better team, just, in terms of passing and tactics. Should be a good second half. Hughes will probably change things around, they don't look great.

A few weeks ago we were staring a relegation battle in the face. 9 points in 3 games and we are in the play-off spot. Terrific turn around, and something to build on. Be great to see an upbeat finish to the season. Well done, lads.

Got to keep the pink strip now, lads, it's our talisman, and will strike fear and terror into the opposition,  because we're different, we're the Caley Thistle!

Hats off to them all. A long journey, a cold night, but they lifted our spirits and give us something to look forward to in this crappest of years. 

What a tonic this match is. Robbo is a genius at working on a shoestring. Some fantastic individual performances, especially the young lads. But what I find most pleasing is the way they have played as a team, confidently passing and moving together. Looking forward to how this season plays out now. If we can build on this and keep these lads, we can do something sweet.

Well said, Mr Kingsmills. 

Great result. Seems like the refreshed lineup did the trick. Will be interested to hear the reports.

Don't worry, he will find some terrible flaw to revel in.

"Due to my history with the club, you'll always get a mention. What do you want me to say, that I want to run down the A9?

"My job here is Inverness and I was out of the game for five years and they came and gave me an opportunity so my loyalty is to work hard, and keep working hard, at Inverness until I'm told differently."

Well played, that man.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50336949

Well, a perfect tonic for the new season.

Yes, that was it! And he ran them ragged the whole game, that is my overriding memory, seeing him set off on his mazy runs. Great to watch.

Come on, such a lack of belief for the first game in the season. We beat them last season, then ran out of puff at the end, coupled with some dire refereeing. No reason we can't match them if we play to our strengths and have a half-decent official. Good game to start with, to see where both teams are. I am assuming they will be the favourites so a good test, and a point or three would set our stall out nicely.

He was a very exciting player to watch when he was with us, I seem to remember him destroying County one winter game. I have no idea if he is the same player now, but if he is, would definitely be worth a punt, though i would prefer to see him on some kind of trial first, rather than getting  lumbered with a player if it doesn't work out.

But if he is up to his old tricks, he could be very valuable as a supplier to the front line, as well as scoring a few himself. Would be fun if he comes back with that smile he used to play with, like he actually enjoyed playing for us.

Hi Danylo,

Although the old Inverness distilleries have gone, there are plenty within within easy reach of Inverness. Here are eight of them:

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/united-kingdom/scotland/articles/8-distilleries-to-visit-in-and-around-inverness-scotland/

Of these I would recommend trying Glenmorangie, Macallan and Glen Moray. Cheers, or as we say 'slàinte mhath'  (good health)!

Does Ukraine produce vodka?

You are rather missing the point of the article, which starts off as an amusing anecdote, using Berwick as an example of a club not understanding or profiting from social media (the volunteer social media person got sacked and is now in a well paid football job - so Berwick lost out from a potential boost which, who knows, they might have benefitted from). The Motherwell example is far more enlightening and relevant for clubs like us. Social media won't affect your results, but it *might* improve your profile, winning you fans from afar, as well as improving relations with your own fans, and in turn improve your finances.