Dear Mr Cameron,

As I'm sure you are aware, with the impending liquidation of Rangers FC not too far away and the highly likely prospect that you and the other chairman of the remaining SPL clubs will vote on the matter as to whether to allow a "NewCo Rangers" to join the SPL. As you know, the fans are almost completely of the opinion that a NewCo Rangers, should they be allowed to join the league system, should start at the bottom of the ladder in the Third Division, just as the newly formed Caledonian Thistle FC had to do back in 1994.

Mr Cameron, vote for the wishes of the fans. Vote for dignity. Vote for justice. Vote against an organisation that has exploited sectarianism and bigotry for it's own gain. Vote against a NewCO of a club that has stolen millions to buy itself success. Vote for you to be seen as a man and ICT as a club, who said NO.

Mr Cameron, vote NO to NewCo.

Yours sincerely,

Renegade

ICT Season Ticket Holder

Fact or speculation?

dont have access to SSN at the moment but numerous journalists are reporting on twitter that ICT have indeed said NO to a newco, quotes from Kenny Cameron as well so does indeed seem official

http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/inverness/107843-inverness-ct-become-latest-club-to-say-no-to-newco-in-spl-meeting/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Just broke out on TV too. Well done Kenny Cameron. Words well spoken.

On BBC now too. Well done to the club for not sitting on the fence like others, and for listening to the voice of the fans.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18577192

Fantastic news! Well played Mr Cameron.

"We have listened to all our customers and taken the decision and we now look forward to their support going forward," added Cameron.

In other words, those who said they would only buy a season ticket if we voted no, put your money where your mouth is!

Edited June 25, 201213 yr by Yngwie

"We have listened to all our customers and taken the decision and we now look forward to their support going forward," added Cameron.

In other words, those who said they would only buy a season ticket if we voted no, put your money where your mouth is like Northern Jaggie!

Couldnt agree more, we now need to rally round the club and hopefully try to offset the losses that will be incurred in the upcoming season

Thumbs up to Mr Cameron

I can only hope that the SFL are starting to also have reservations about letting "the Rangers" in.

Would love some non-league club to apply to the SFL saying that they would be interested in being elevated to Division 3. Indeed, surely the SFL have some rules that cover the procedure for electing a club should a vacancy arise. It has to be open to more than "the Rangers"

Would love some non-league club to apply to the SFL saying that they would be interested in being elevated to Division 3.

Agreed.

"the rangers" should be starting here if anywhere...

http://www.west-of-scotland-21s-football-league.co.uk/

...application forms are now available I note!

Fantastic. I shall be renewing my season ticket immediately. As I live in London, I only ever get to about half the home games so I only buy the season ticket to support the club, who are now once more deserving of that support. Well done to the board and the Chairman. I am now off to look at the fixture list and get logged on to flybe.com. PT

Fantastic. I shall be renewing my season ticket immediately. As I live in London, I only ever get to about half the home games so I only buy the season ticket to support the club, who are now once more deserving of that support. Well done to the board and the Chairman. I am now off to look at the fixture list and get logged on to flybe.com. PT

Now that's what you call a supporter :clapping: :werenotworthy:

Confirmed by BBC Radio Scotland that Aberdeen will vote no. That takes it up to 5 clubs and as a result. It seems highly unlikley that Rangers will be in the SPL next year.

Credit where credit's due. Mr. Cameron has had the courage to come off the fence and indicate that we will be voting for integrity over self interest. I just hope others will have the guts to follow suit.

Scottish football reputation about to be saved, well done ICT.

Great news as far as I, and the majority, are concerned. Here's hoping they don't do a U turn on the 4th though.

If ICT follow this through I will renew my season ticket even though I'll miss about 4 - 6 games anyway.

EDIT: What a great photo of Hayes in that picture by the way!

Edited June 25, 201213 yr by RiG

If Green has any sense he'll withdraw his SPL share application

It has already been said, and mentioned by Mr Cameron, but the fans now need to rally around ICT and support the club by buying their season ticket or attending matches on a more regular basis. The club will take a substantial financial hit on this so get behind them. If we can increase the number of season tickets or the average attendance, it all helps offset any revenue lost by the club and hopefully show their is life outwith the Old Firm.

Apologies for the lack of direct update from the Club and the Supporters Trust via website etc. The Supporters Trust were in a meeting for the bulk of the afternoon and those able to put the information on the website were also caught up in meetings or the information would have been released sooner.

Well done all at ICT. I will happily now be attending at least 5 clubs next season. If the vote goes ahead, any club that says yes won't be getting a penny. The money saved on tickets and trains etc will all go to ICT to help with the financial burden that might appear. Do you think a just giving site could be set up to make contributions?

Well said all, I will purchase a season ticket with pride and I hope the club see an influx of sales as they deserve.

Two season tickets will now be renewed..

The Famous Five : Hearts, Hibs, Dundee Utd, Aberdeen and ICT. Plus there is St Johnstone who have made no public statement but the other day the Chairman told fans in a private meeting that they would be voting against Newco.

Can we read anything into the fact that of the 6 clubs to have expressed an anti-newco opinion, there is not a west coast club amongst them?

Killie, St Mirren, Motherwell, Celtic, where are you?

Well done ICT unfortuanately I am too far away in Spain to attend regularly, If as suggested by Govan Jaggie a just giving site was set up I would certainly make a donation

Never doubted our position so i am glad ICT have said no!

However lets not forget we will have County fans to fill the away end this season! Who needs Rangers!

Well done, Mr Cameron.

This is the right decision in the long run.

In the short term there is no doubt that costs will have to be cut but it is the same for everyone.