Matchday Thread Inverness CT -V- Dundee Utd ***GAME OFF

[Scotty]

THE MATCHDAY THREAD Discuss ICT & other games in this thread as they happen Inverness CT -V- Dundee Utd [subject to morning pitch inspection] PREVIEW 3rd Feb 2018 @ 3PM, Caledonian Stadium Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Facebook Go to the Chatroom Media Coverage   AUDIO COVERAGE BBC Sportsound BBC Sportsound [UK Only]   LIVE TEXT (ONLINE) Sporting Life BBC    VIDEO SPFL YouTube Channel ICT Official YouTube Channel   TEAM LINEUPS TO FOLLOW   Tweets by @ICTFC Tweets by @ICTFC

[jingsmonty]

Game's been called off - waterlogged pitch.

[tm4tj]

Drainage no working properly, apparently concern over a small area.................

 

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Is it not about time that the club came clean about the feckin Aquifer.

[tm4tj]

Away and drown yer sorrows mun.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

From An overview of groundwater in Scotland - ALAN M. MACDONALD1,NICK S. ROBINS2,DEREK F. BALL1 &BRIGHID É. Ó DOCHARTAIGH1 1British Geological Survey, Murchison House, West Mains Road, Edinburgh, EH9 3LA, UK (e-mail: [email protected]) 2British Geological Survey, MacLean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 8BB, UK
 

 

The main bedrock aquifers exploited for public water supply are the Permian Basin of Dumfries (Robins & Ball 2005), the Devonian aquifer in Fife (Ó Dochartaigh et al. 1999), the Longman Landfill Site in Inverness (Bannerman & Johnstone, 1993)  and the Permian sediments in western Arran (Ball & Buckley 1998). High yielding supplies from superficial deposits are found in Fort William (Johnstone & Rennie 1991), the Spey Valley (Watt et al. 1987) and Howden, in the Borders (see Fig. 4).

Cheers Don - Good advice

[Guest]

Two league games scheduled this month. We'll still be playing our games in July at this rate!! 

Edited February 3, 2018 by Guest

[Ronaldo]

Perhaps Dr Mackenzie can give us the bedrock situation for July?

 

[Stirling Observer]

Anyone know why we apparently refused a request to play Dunfermline next Saturday (10th)? Seems a bit daft when the alternative is a midweek fixture.

[Stirling Observer]

The pars have now agreed to play livi on that date. Daft decision if you ask me. If we were to win against crusaders it will leave us with a lot of fixtures to fit in before the playoffs.

[Scarlet Pimple]

July...Hmmmm?   that's Summer football isn't it  and all should be fine on that date ?

[ICTPaisley]

5 hours ago, Stirling Observer said:

Anyone know why we apparently refused a request to play Dunfermline next Saturday (10th)? Seems a bit daft when the alternative is a midweek fixture.

Dunfermline already have a fixture that day I'm sure

[Stirling Observer]

On their website it said they offered to play us first because otherwise they would have 4 away games in a row. We refused so they arranged to play livi instead.

[CELTIC1CALEY3]

I believe we offered to play Crusaders next weekend and in the meantime, Dunfermline re-arranged their game with Livingstone. We have played a game more than four teams and one less than St Mirren. So no real fixture problem even if we beat Crusaders who have been knocked out of two cups in 5 days.. However, Falkirk play Brechin twice this week and could well be one point behind us on Sunday but having played 2 games more. That could be 7 teams contesting the play off places. The critical thing for us is to start a run and see where that takes us. The key thing is that the run is the opposite to our start in this league. 

[Stirling Observer]

Seems daft, why try to change crusaders game to a free week I presume so we can keep our fixture with pars. Then when pars offer a straightforward solution by playing us on the tenth, we say no. Now with the call off we have no game for 17 days. Later in the season, players will be playing unnecessary midweek games due to poor decision making by the club.

[+old caley girl]

This indeed looks like poor decision making. The Crusaders tie has been an organisational mess from start to finish however, not sure of the benefit of turning down a game next week. No amount of trying to justify is convincing me sorry. 

[Huisdean]

I believe this was down to consultation with management, physios and players in that they would benefit from some time off. May be counter productive but only time will tell.

[IBM]

No thought of the supporters we will have feck all to moan about till the Crusaders game 

[Kingsmills]

34 minutes ago, Huisdean said:

I believe this was down to consultation with management, physios and players in that they would benefit from some time off. May be counter productive but only time will tell.

I can't see how building up a backlog of fixtures in the business end of the season is anything other than a negative.

A mistake in my view.

[RiG]

41 minutes ago, Huisdean said:

I believe this was down to consultation with management, physios and players in that they would benefit from some time off. May be counter productive but only time will tell.

But we were (allegedly) trying to bring the Crusaders game forward so the players wouldn't be getting any extra rest. I'm pretty confused by our stance on this.

[+snorbens_caleyman]

I don't have any records, but I have the feeling that that we often get off to a bad start after a break - whether due to weather, internationals, half-time or the summer!

[+old caley girl]

2 hours ago, IBM said:

No thought of the supporters we will have feck all to moan about till the Crusaders game 

or now have to travel to Dunfermline midweek? 

[Row S]

So any news on when this game is to be played? Don't be surprised if it's some time midweek in April.

[RiG]