Previews 2010-11

Last Chance Saloon for Top-Six dream as Butcher notches the ton. Inverness travel to Ayrshire to take on Kilmarnock as our top-six dream is starting to fade.  Motherwell to their credit have made the most of their opportunity and appear to have all but wrapped up the last place available in the top half of the league.  Nothing less than a win for the Caley Jags will do.  That, coupled with Motherwell dropping points in their last game before the split against Hearts at Tynecastle wil

Celtic makes it 100 not out for Terry & Mo. This weekends SPL game will be the Inverness duo's 100th game in charge of the Caley Jags since their arrival at the end of January 2009. Left with a mountain to climb after the previous incumbent had taken Inverness to the brink of relegation that season, they almost performed a Houdini act to stave off the drop, but unfortunately Falkirk spoiled the party and they found themselves dumped into the first division. Game off due to

Tangerine Dream for Inverness. No let up for Butcher's boys this weekend as the battle for top six intensifies.  The dream of staying in the top six is fading for Inverness while United have gone on to greater things, a far cry from the first meeting this season when the Tangerines were crushed on their own turf by the newly promoted Caley Jags. Four superb goals at Tannadice gave notice to the SPL clubs that the boys were back in town, but more recently we have slipped a little and

Scottish Cup Quarter Final Action This Weekend Wednesday, 19:45 The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Deja View:- The omens are certainly doing their best to help Inverness.  There are many parallels with a certain date in February 2000.  The same two teams drawn together for a Scottish Cup game.  First game cancelled because of the weather. Game to be played in midweek, three days after original date.  St Mirren and Aberdeen drawing 1-1 in the same round, 0-0 at half time and Saints

Inverness need to show their mettle as Steelmen come North A disastrous run of form has seen Inverness drop out of the top six after the midweek games. One win in fourteen games seems to have disheartened the players, and the fans can sense the tension within the squad.  It's a catch 22 situation, poor performances mean poor results, poor results mean few points, few points mean unhappy fans, unhappy fans mean unhappy players, unhappy players mean poor performances............. and s

McGonagall revisited as United head north. This twice postponed match will surely go ahead this Tuesday evening (19:45) barring a disaster of McGonagall sized proportions.  The weather has wreaked havoc with United's schedule this season, more than most others, and it will be a welcome relief all round to get this fixture out of the way.  A waterlogged pitch a month ago caused a bit of a splash as a late call off meant a wasted trip for many supporters and the United team. Howev

Resurgent Hibees Host Inverness. Capital punishment awaits Inverness this weekend should we not be at our best.  A Hibs mini revival has seen them win three games on the trot to ease them further away from the relegation tussle, but still eight points adrift of Terry Butcher's depleted squad. It would appear that Calderwood and Adams' influence is gradually taking effect and the Hibees are looking more assured than they were a couple of months ago, when they slumped perilou