Kenny Shiels bumping his gums..

[+DoofersDad]

So presumably if Kilmarnock win a place in Europe they will pass it over because the travelling will be a bit too much for them?

[+Gringo]

I sincerely hope that Kilmarnock get drawn away to either us or County in both Cup competitions. If they get a home tie in the FA Cup then I reckon we should play for the draw.

[Govan Jaggie]

Killies fans are up there with the best? They take less fans than us. Don't fill one stand at home against the old firm (even we do better) and only turn up for other home games when there are free tickets going. What rubbish.

[+bughtmaster]

Charles, the people who pay you to commentate and comment are more guilty than anyone else of bemoaning the north south devide. I am also saddened by the fact you choose to portray your personal political views in this conversation. Neither you nor I know how a free Scotland will be divided or united.

The Sassenachs i.e. Lowlanders have always seen the Highlands as a wilderness, game farm, or dumping ground where it is always cold and wet, populated by fools, robbers and sheep. The Salmondite philosophy has yet to convince me that they believe any differently so I go along with Charles on this one.

Also the word FREE in modern day living is not one that I would use in this instance. A Scotland apart might be nearer the mark !

Sorry if I have digressed from topic again!

[Charles Bannerman]

I am also saddened by the fact you choose to portray your personal political views in this conversation.

Not at all Alex... merely highlighting the very relevant parallel that what we are seeing here is simply a standard symptom of how the Highland minority has historically always been treated by the central belt majority in Scotland

[bauhaus]

Lets hope they get Wick Academy in the Scottish Cup. Pity no Shetland teams are allowed in!!

[Joonya]

Kilmarnock to Aberdeen - 168 miles

Kilmarnock to Inverness - 191 miles

I think you'll agree, not much difference, yet they've travelled to Aberdeen for years and years, and should be used to us by now.

Victoria Park is only over the bridge and round the corner, a little down the hill and over the railway line.

Surely their fans are charged the same price on the supporters bus for ourselves and aberdeen? If that is indeed the case, then how much more of a financial burden is it for their fans?

Idiot

[The Mantis]

Victoria Park is only over the bridge and round the corner, a little down the hill and over the railway line.

A short distance in miles, but years away in time.........

[caley100]

:lol: :lol:

[12th Man]

Hes probably getting distraught about the rumors Ive been spreading. When people ask my where the Ross County ground is? I tell them its about a 2 hour drive north of Inverness

[mainstander]

Hes probably getting distraught about the rumors Ive been spreading. When people ask my where the Ross County ground is? I tell them its about a 2 hour drive north of Inverness

And your point is?

By horse drawn caravan, thats just about correct. Maybe even an under estimate!

[IBM]

Hes probably getting distraught about the rumors Ive been spreading. When people ask my where the Ross County ground is? I tell them its about a 2 hour drive north of Inverness

And your point is?

By horse drawn caravan, thats just about correct. Maybe even an under estimate!

Even longer via The Clachnaharry, The Bogroy, The Priory, The Ord Arms, The Drouthy Duck and Shunters!

[Joonya]

Even longer via The Clachnaharry, The Bogroy, The Priory, The Ord Arms, The Drouthy Duck and Shunters!

That's it guys - solution to the Highland March route next year found (should we get a trip to dingwall, of course)

[HumbersideDude]

Even longer via The Clachnaharry, The Bogroy, The Priory, The Ord Arms, The Drouthy Duck and Shunters!

That's it guys - solution to the Highland March route next year found (should we get a trip to dingwall, of course)

If thats the case I may join you all next year!!

[bauhaus]

not forgetting Brockies lodge, Slaters and the Cnoc, just to make the trip more worth while

[CaleyD]

Open Letter from ICT Suppporters Trust to Kenny Shiels - http://ictsupporterstrust.co.uk/news/trust-news/241-open-letter-to-kenny-shiels

[12th Man]

Open Letter from ICT Suppporters Trust to Kenny Shiels - http://ictsupporterstrust.co.uk/news/trust-news/241-open-letter-to-kenny-shiels

well said but I think the distances are further than suggested.

[Alex MacLeod]

Mistake in your letter CD...........Inverness to Motherwell is 173 miles and not 116.6

Inverness to Dundee is 138 and not 119

These mileages are according to AA route planner.

Edited June 22, 2012 by Alex MacLeod

[CaleyD]

It's the principle guys...he'd still have to do a lot of trimming to get down to anything like what Killie will do in a season.

[Alex MacLeod]

Accepted. I was going to sit last night and work out the total mileages for us and Killie but Ronaldo took my attention instead.

[12th Man]

Accepted. I was going to sit last night and work out the total mileages for us and Killie but Ronaldo took my attention instead.

Is Ronaldo a nickname for something else

[Donview]

Charles, the people who pay you to commentate and comment are more guilty than anyone else of bemoaning the north south devide. I am also saddened by the fact you choose to portray your personal political views in this conversation. Neither you nor I know how a free Scotland will be divided or united.

[+Gringo]

I've clocked up over 10,000 miles. :maniac:

[Caley]

It's the principle guys...he'd still have to do a lot of trimming to get down to anything like what Killie will do in a season.

Well if you're quoting mileages down to one decimal place it is assummed you will be 100% correct. If it turns out you are literally miles off then it makes your letter look a bit silly.

[davie]

Here! these mileages are my fault, not Don's and I checked them all off the AA route planner and a nice wee app called bikely.Right enough, it might identify a different route to the one that anyone else might, but hey. This one http://distancecalculator.globefeed.com told me it was anywhere between 94 and 102 miles to Dundee! RAC tells me it's 137.79 miles. D'you reckon Kenny knows the difference? I know it's neither, because that's whar ehm frae as heilan dee would say.