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St Mirren V ICT - Preview

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The final game of the season sees Caley Thistle take on St Mirren. ICT did the Buddies a big favour last weekend by beating Dunfermline and confirming their relegation so this match is no longer the nailbiter it might have been. The Highland Marchers should be in attendance at the end of their trek down the Great Glen and West Highland ways so give them a rousing welcome. Andrew Fraser previews the match. St Mirren v Inverness CT
Saturday 19th May 12:30pm Love Street, Paisley
Referee: Dougie McDonald Others: Alan Cunningham, Charlie Smith (Assistants), Mike Ritchie (4th official) 
Tickets: This match is all-ticket but I believe tickets may be purchased just outside the ground before entry if you do not have a ticket. TV-info: LIVE commentary on BBC Radio Scotland. FIXTURES Saturday 19th May: Dundee Utd v Motherwell Dunfermline v Falkirk St Mirren v Inverness CT (all 12:30pm) Sunday 20th May: Aberdeen v Rangers Hibernian v Celtic Kilmarnock v Hearts (all 2pm) SPL RESULTS Saturday 12th May: (Vennegor of Hesselink 2) Celtic 2-1 Aberdeen (Mackie) (Latapy, Gow) Falkirk 2-0 Dundee Utd (Pospisil, Driver) Hearts 2-0 Hibernian (Hastings, McAllister) Inverness CT 2-1 Dunfermline (McIntyre) (McCormack 2) Motherwell 2-3 St Mirren (Sutton 2, Mehmet) Sunday 13th May: Rangers 0-1 Kilmarnock (Naismith) PAST MEETINGS The teams have played a total of 23 times (19 League, 4 Cup) with 65 goals (47 Inverness CT, 20 St Mirren) between them. Inverness CT: 13 wins (9 League, 4 Cup) Draws: 6 (6 League, 0 Cup) St Mirren: 4 wins (4 League, 0 Cup) A GAME TO REMEMBER For this weeks game to remember we take you back to the first ever match between the teams. It took place on the 10th of August 1999 in the Scottish Challenge Cup. Inverness CT won the match 1-0 thanks to an 88th minute Mike Teasdale goal. The attendance on the day was 1334. The teams were as follows: INVERNESS CT: Fridge, Mann, Tokely, Hastings, Golabek, Teasdale, Christie, McCulloch, Sheerin, Stewart, McLean. Subs- Robson, Shearer, Glancy. ST MIRREN: Roy, McLaughlin, Turner, Baltacha, Nicolson, Murray, Drew, Kerr, McGarry, Brown, Yardley. Subs- Mendes, Lavety, Ross. The referee was Garry Mitchell and there were no bookings on the day. Three Inverness players still play for the club (inc Golabek) and there is one who is now the manager of the club. FACTS BETWEEN THE TEAMS • All League meetings between the teams have taken place in the First Division so far apart from three. • Inverness CT have won all cup meetings between the sides. • Inverness CT’s Paul Ritchie is the top scorer in the fixture with 8 goals. Next is Dennis Wyness with 7. • St Mirren’s top scorer in the fixture is Yardley with 3. • The biggest win in the fixture was when Inverness CT won 5-0 on 6/5/2000. McCulloch got 2, with Xausa, Wilson and Bavidge all getting one goal. Dennis Wyness, after being out since January, has recovered from his surgery and is likely to feature at some point in the match hopefully. It will be good to see him back in the squad and hopefully will be raring to go next season. Last game of the season, sorry the preview is short, I am in the middle of exams at the moment. Squad: Ally Ridgers, Michael Fraser, Jamie Duff, Darren Dods, Stuart Soane, Ross Tokely, Guy Kerr, Richard Hastings, Stuart McCaffrey, Grant Munro, John Rankin, Ian Black, Zander Sutherland, Alan Morgan, Richie Hart, Barry Wilson, Russell Duncan, Markus Paatelainen, Craig Dargo, Gary McSwegan, Rory McAllister, Garry Wood, Dennis Wyness, Graham Bayne
Injured: Roy McBain (groin) Suspended: Nobody.
History H / A / N Matches W D L Goals + / - H 3 1 0 2 3 - 6 -3 A 1 0 1 0 1 - 1 +0 N 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 +0 Total 4 1 1 2 4 - 7 -3 Date&time Comp. H / A / N Final score 01.01.2007 at 15:00 League H 2 - 1 28.10.2006 at 15:00 League A 1 - 1 29.07.2006 at 15:00 League H 1 - 2 30.07.1994 at 15:00 Friendly H 0 - 3
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By Guest in Previews 2006-07 ·

Inverness CT 2-1 Dunfermline - SPL

With St Mirren winning at Motherwell, and Caley Thistle scoring a couple of late goals to win this game, Dunfermline are officially relegated from the Scottish Premier League. Club Historian Ian Broadfoot reports from the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.
ICT 2-1 DUNFERMLINE
 12th May 2007 Tulloch Caledonian Stadium, Inverness  INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE FC  2 (Hastings 76, McAllister 88) Team: Fraser, Tokely, Dods, Munro (McAllister 75), Hastings, Hart, Black, McBain (Sutherland 68), Paatelainen (Wilson 61), Dargo, Bayne Subs: McCaffrey, Duncan, Rankin & Ridgers 
 DUNFERMLINE  1 (McIntyre 37) Team: De Vries, Shields, Bamba, McGuire, Muirhead, Mason, Glass (Morrison 81), Hammill (McCunnie 66), O' Brien (Burchill, 81), McManus, McIntyre Subs: Hamilton, Young, Woods & McKenzie
 Referee  Mike Ritchie  Attendance  6464  Man of the Match  Richard Hastings (ICT)  
It was a day of high drama as Dunfermline came north hoping to keep their fine run going and at least take the relegation battle to the wire.
They brought a large vocal support and the team fought for every ball, but in the end it was not enough. At Fir Park the other possible candidates for the drop, Motherwell and St Mirren, were playing each other and there were many possible permutations after the final whistles.
In the event St Mirren fought back from 2-0 down to win 3-2, but the 2-1 win for Caley Thistle meant it did not matter. Dunfermline were relegated. Two months ago Caley Thistle were 1-0 up on Dunfermline at half time then surrendered the second half to lose 3-1. Today it was 1-0 to the Pars at half time and it was Caley Thistle who came back to win.
There were two milestones as Ross Tokely became the first player to reach the 400 appearance mark and Darren Dods played his 100th league match for ICT. The end of the season is often a time to give fringe players a run but, with relegation at stake, it would have been unfair to go down this route. Charlie Christie did shuffle his pack but with no loss of strength - John Rankin, Stuart McCaffrey and Russell Duncan dropped to the bench and Ross Tokely, Ian Black and Markus Paatelainen came back to start the match. The newly-blond Barry Wilson returned from suspension and injury to the bench.
It was frantic from the off and play surged from end to end. There was no danger however until the twelfth minute when Dunfermline ’s Jim McIntyre sent a low angled ball skidding past the post from the right. Five minutes later the first ICT effort came when Craig Dargo latched onto a long Grant Munro throw but his angled shot was held well by Dorus De Vries. Caley Thistle began to create openings but could not make them pay.
In 28 minutes a Richie Hart free kick from the right reached Graham Bayne but his header from the back of the box was held by De Vries. Three minutes later a clearance from the ‘keeper reached Hart 40 yards out with the goal vacated – Hart hesitated and was closed down before he could try for a spectacular goal. The opening came at the other end in 37 minutes when Tam McManus headed into the path of McIntyre and he volleyed home from just inside the home box.
Half Time: 0-1
With St Mirren trailing to Motherwell the Dunfermline fans began to sing ‘We’re staying up’ but their optimism was premature. The second half started bizarrely when a Dods attempted clearance was stabbed goalwards and Mike Fraser had to be alert to tip it over. Nothing came off at either end and Dunfermline began to slow things down to retain their lead. In 71 minutes a poor back pass towards De Vries allowed substitute Wilson to nip in and steal the ball but he was forced wide and could only chip it to the centre of the box with no one following up.
With fifteen minutes left Charlie Christie went for broke when he replaced defender Grant Munro with striker Rory McAllister. It was to prove decisive as within a minute McAllister was brought down by Sol Bamba 25 yards out on the right. Richard Hastings took the free kick and its power was too much for De Vries as he dropped it over the line – this was only the defender’s third goal for the club with the others coming in October and November 1995.
Zander Sutherland did well down the left in 84 minutes and found McAllister inside – he ran on and blasted just wide from 25 yards. With two minutes of regular time left Wilson beat Phil McGuire to the ball and passed to McAllister who once more struck for goal from 25 yards. This time it took a deflection to fool De Vries and give ICT a 2-1 lead.
The three added minutes stretched to four and Dunfermline pushed hard. De Vries joined the attack for the final few minutes to try to make amends for his error but it all came to nothing.
Full Time: 2-1
The whistle went and the Dunfermline players slumped to the ground despondent. It had been a brave fight but the Pars were down and out. For Caley Thistle there was a one spot climb to eighth and just one game left away to St Mirren.
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By Guest in Reports 2006-07 ·

Its Marching Time

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If you happen to be in the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium a little early for tomorrow's match, you might see something a little strange .... and although strange, it will also be vaguely familiar.
Yes, its marching season and although there was a lot said about one that took place a few weeks ago in Inverness, this one is likely to pass with a good deal less controversy as the Highland Marchers begin their yearly trek with a pre-match send-off at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium en-route to Paisley in time for next Saturday's game against St Mirren.
The Highland March is now a regular phenomenon and this is the fifth one.
For those that dont know, it involves a group of ICT supporters walking from the venue of the second last game of the season to the venue of the last game of the season in time to take the match in. Along the way they try to raise as much money as possible for charity
It was born from a lot of drunken talk in the Market Bar a few years ago when Steve Taylor (aka - Yompa) came up with the plan to do something for his 50th birthday and this seemed like a good idea.  The Gringos got on board and the rest as they say ... is history. Interestingly enough, Gringo Jnr (Robert Wilson) actually has the highest distance tallied as both he and Yompa have walked them all but Yompa had to take a slight shortcut last year.
This year, the Highland March has moved up a notch ... a bright shiny new website, sponsorship from some local (and not quite so local) companies, paypal donations and a charity auction shows that they mean business in raising money for their two designated charities ... Team ICT and the International Children's Trust (no coincidence that they are also ICT !!)
The route for the march is quite daunting as the Marchers will walk not only the Great Glen Way but also the West Highland Way on their 180 mile trek to Love Street. Thats more than a marathon a day !!!  
Although the March starts tomorrow after the game, there is still time to get in on the act by donating money, taking part in the charity auction or offering money to 'humiliate a marcher'. 
Donating Money: If you'd like to make a cash donation, they have set up a Highland March PayPal account to allow you to do just that.  If you have a PayPal account, you can simply log in and send a donation to [email protected].  Don't worry if you don't have a PayPal account, you can also use your debit or credit card to make a payment. More details at this page : http://www.highlandmarch.co.uk/fundraising.html
Charity Auction: During the week of the march itself, a number of items will be made available on Ebay for people to bid on. Some are very ICT oriented others are from companies who may have no connection to ICT but have donated to the cause. Full details will be available on the Highland March website shortly.
Humiliate A Marcher: One of the participants will be made to dress in drag for the final leg of the Highland March - possibly the most public leg of the March - from around Milngavie to Love Street for the final match of the season. Some of you may be willing to pay good money to see that, others may want to pay good money NOT to see it.  Either way you get a chance to put your hand in your pocket and Humiliate a Marcher in return.
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By Guest in News 2006-07 ·

ICT V Dunfermline - Preview

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So here we are, the final home game of the season with Dunfermline needing all three points to try and avoid relegation and Caley Thistle wanting them so that they can finish as high up the table as possible. Charlie Christie has a full squad to choose from for this game. Andrew Fraser provides the preview. Inverness CT v Dunfermline
Tulloch Caledonian Stadium Saturday 12th May at 3pm Referee: Michael McCurry Others: Steve Pullar, Gary Cheyne (Assistants), David Somers (4th official). League   Tickets: This match does have cash gates. A singing section will be in operation in the uncovered section of the main stand beside the North Stand. Please make the effort and join them. TV-info: LIVE commentary online on BBC Radio Scotland. FIXTURES Saturday 12th May: Celtic v Aberdeen Falkirk v Dundee Utd Hearts v Hibernian (Setanta, 12:30pm) Inverness CT V Dunfermline Motherwell v St Mirren Sunday 13th May: Rangers v Kilmarnock (Setanta, 2pm) SPL RESULTS Saturday 5th May: Dundee Utd 0-2 St Mirren (Murray, Broadfoot) (Finnigan) Falkirk 1-0 Inverness CT Hibernian 0-1 Kilmarnock (Nish) (Boyd, Adam) Rangers 2-0 Celtic Sunday 6th May: (Velicka) Hearts 1-1 Aberdeen (Nicholson) Monday 7th May: (O’Brien, Wilson, Glass, Hamilton) Dunfermline 4-1 Motherwell (McDonald) RECENT SPL FORM Inverness CT: LDWDD Dunfermline: WWWWL PAST MEETINGS The teams have played a total of 18 times (15 League, 3 Cup) with 39 goals (19 Inverness CT, 20 Dunfermline) between them. Inverness CT: 6 wins (6 League, 0 Cup) Draws: 7 (5 League, 2 Cup) Dunfermline: 5 wins (4 League, 1 Cup) PREVIOUS MATCHES TO REMEMBER 07/08/1999 (1st Division) Dunfermline 4-0 INVERNESS CT: In the first meetings between these sides nothing went to plan for the Caley Jags. A 4-0 drubbing which Petrie scored a last minute goal for the Pars. 10/04/2004 (Scottish Cup Semi-Final) INVERNESS CT 1-1 Dunfermline: Inverness appeared in only their 2nd Scottish Cup Semi-Final in history although they were the only team to still be in at this stage last year as well as 2004. Paul Ritchie had put a glancing header in just before half time but Craig Brewster cancelled it out later. 20/04/2004 (Scottish Cup Semi-Final Replay) Dunfermline 3-2 INVERNESS CT (Pittodrie): Inverness left Pittodrie with a sense of what could have been. Paul Ritchie scored a spectacular goal of which the build up and the lovely floated pass by Bingham was unbelievable. Darren Young, Craig Brewster and Barry Nicholson all scored to make it 3-1 to the Pars but David Bingham got a goal of his own with a penalty late on. Inverness would be seeing a lot more of Pittodrie the next season. And little did Brewster know he just knocked out the team that he would be playing for and managing a year later!! 15/08/2004 (SPL) INVERNESS CT 2-0 Dunfermline (Pittodrie): A first SPL win for the Caley Jags on their first “home” game of the season. Stuart Golabek had scored Inverness CT’s first ever SPL goal in 12 minutes then Juanjo opened his account with his first for the club. It was a great day in a game dominated by the home side. FACTS BETWEEN THE TEAMS • Inverness CT had never lost a SPL game to Dunfermline, until the most recent game in Inverness when Dunfermline won 3-1. • Dunfermline have never lost a 1st division game to Inverness CT. • Craig Brewster has played for both teams all be it for two short spells. • The fixture averages around 2.2 goals a game. WHERE TEAMS CAN FINISH?? So with just 2 games to go, the relegation is still to be decided with Dunfermline fighting right till the end. However with an estimated £65,000 for every place, teams will aim to finish as high as possible. Here is a league table with a list of where the teams can finish. 1. Celtic 2. Rangers ---------------------- 3. Aberdeen or Hearts -------------------------- 4. Hearts or Aberdeen 5. Kilmarnock or Hibernian 6. Hibernian or Kilmarnock ----------------------------------------------- 7. Falkirk or Dundee Utd or Inverness CT 8. Dundee Utd or Falkirk or Inverness CT or Motherwell 9. Inverness CT or Falkirk or Dundee Utd or Motherwell 10. Motherwell or Dundee Utd or Inverness CT or St Mirren or Dunfermline 11. St Mirren or Motherwell or Dunfermline ------------------------------------------------- 12. Dunfermline or Motherwell or St Mirren Squad: Ally Ridgers, Michael Fraser, Jamie Duff, Darren Dods, Stuart Soane, Ross Tokely, Guy Kerr, Richard Hastings, Stuart McCaffrey, Grant Munro, John Rankin, Ian Black, Roy McBain, Zander Sutherland, Alan Morgan, Richie Hart, Barry Wilson, Russell Duncan, Markus Paatelainen, Craig Dargo, Gary McSwegan, Rory McAllister, Garry Wood, Dennis Wyness, Graham Bayne
Injured: Nobody. Suspended: Nobody.
History H / A / N Matches W D L Goals + / - H 3 2 0 1 4 - 4 +0 A 4 2 2 0 4 - 2 +2 N 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 +0 Total 7 4 2 1 8 - 6 +2 Date&time Comp. H / A / N Final score 17.03.2007 at 15:00 League H 1 - 3 23.12.2006 at 15:00 League A 0 - 0 30.09.2006 at 15:00 League H 1 - 0 06.05.2006 at 15:00 League A 1 - 0 08.02.2006 at 19:45 League A 2 - 2 05.11.2005 at 15:00 League H 2 - 1 13.08.2005 at 15:00 League A 1 - 0
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By Guest in Previews 2006-07 ·

Season Tickets 2007/08

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In what will no doubt be a very welcome move, Caley Thistle have announced that the cost of season tickets for the 2007/08 season will be exactly the same as they were for the 2006/07 season.
In a press release, Chairman Alan Savage announced:" We want to show the club's recognition of our fans' loyalty by making no increase in admission charges for 2007-08. That will, in real terms, be a reduction in prices and it represents an investment in our supporters which we hope will further strengthen our fan base for the future".
The information was sent out to the media in a press release earlier today (Thu 10th May) and also to newsletter subscribers on the official website. The full press release reads as follows :  
Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC have, ahead of their final home game of this season, decided to freeze season ticket and match ticket prices for next season.
Chairman Alan Savage announced:" We want to show the club's recognition of our fans' loyalty by making no increase in admission charges for 2007-08. "That will, in real terms, be a reduction in prices and it represents an investment in our supporters which we hope will further strengthen our fan base for the future. "The price freeze will not prevent us committing additional resources to the football operation." Mr Savage  added:"For most season ticket holders, it will be the second season running that their prices have been frozen. It also flags up what exceptional per-match value a Caley Thistle season ticket now represents. "The careful financial planning of the board has enabled us to be in a position to agree the price freeze -- and we have a five-payment credit plan to help supporters who cannot pay the full season ticket amount up front." Manager Charlie Christie said:"Our fans have been terrific in our third SPL campaign and the management team and players are delighted at the price freeze." Les Kidger, chairman of the club's Supporters Trust, said:"This is an excellent gesture by the club and we hope it might give a lead to other SPL teams. The fans will greatly appreciate the price freeze." Season tickets -- both new and renewing -- will go on sale at Tulloch Caledonian Stadium next Wednesday at 10 am. Existing seats will be held until 4.30 pm on Monday, July 2, with released seats going on sale the following Monday. Some seat holders  will be moved to accommodate the new Singing Section which makes its debut in the Dunfermline game.
INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE FC TICKET PRICES FOR SEASON 2007-2008 Season Ticket Main North Family Adult £330 £280 £200  Senior Citizen Age 60 as at 01-05-07 £205 £150 £100 Student On production of current matriculation card £205 £150 £100 Child Under 16 as at 01-08-07 or still at school £130 £80 £60 'Centenary' Child £100 £70 £45   Match Ticket Main North Family Adult 'A' £27 £22 £17 'B' £25 £20 £15 Senior Citizen Age 60 as at 01-05-07 'A' £22 £17 £15 'B' £20 £15 £13 Student On production of current matriculation card 'A' £22 £17 £15 'B' £20 £15 £13 Child Under 16 as at 01-08-07 or still at school 'A' £22 £17 £9 'B' £20 £15 £7 'A' Prices relate to games versus Rangers and Celtic Please direct all enquiries to the Ticket Office on 01463 222880
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By Guest in News 2006-07 ·

Player of the Year 2006-07

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Barry Wilson has now been confirmed as the CaleyThistleOnline.com Internet Supporters' Player of the Year for season 2006/2007. With only three sets of votes still to be tallied, the veteran winger cannot now be caught in the standings thanks in part to man of the match performances in April from Richie Hart and Craig Dargo who had both been a lot further down the rankings. Player Total Votes POY Points Barry Wilson 181 59 Mark Brown 141 48 John Rankin 163 36 Graham Bayne 145
36 Ian Black 136 28 Barry Wilson has now been confirmed as the CaleyThistleOnline.com Internet Supporters' Player of the Year for season 2006/2007. With only three sets of votes still to be tallied, the veteran winger cannot now be caught in the standings thanks in part to man of the match performances in April from Richie Hart and Craig Dargo who had both been a lot further down the rankings.
ICT Player of the Month 2006/07 Month Player Votes August 2006 Ian Black 59 September 2006 Mark Brown 26 October 2006 Mark Brown 26 November 2006 Barry Wilson 25 December 2006 John Rankin 26 January 2007 Graham Bayne 25 February 2007 Barry Wilson 25 March 2007 Markus Paatelainen 37 April 2007 Craig Dargo 22 Nobody has won this award more than once so Barry will become the seventh different winner of the trophy in its seven seasons of existence. Bobby Mann, Barry Robson, Stuart Golabek, Liam Keogh, Ross Tokely and Craig Dargo have won it in previous seasons.
Player of the Month for April was a tight one with Craig Dargo managing to pip Richie Hart to that honour by a single vote.
Richie has recently come back into the side and was chosen by site users as the Man of the Match in the April games against Falkirk and Motherwell
However, Craig Dargo managed to beat him to the award by virtue of a massive vote for his performance against Motherwell.
John Rankin was the third ranked player for the month with Richard Hastings and Graham Bayne completing the top 5 players for April.
(full rankings - correct to end of April - and details of past winners available HERE)
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By Guest in News 2006-07 ·

Falkirk 1-0 Inverness CT - SPL

Carl Finnigan scored the only goal of this game in the 78th minute. This was a game where the most sustained piece of action came in a three minute spell that saw Falkirk made three substitutions and then score a goal !! Other than that, you would never guess that each league finishing spot was worth a reputed 80K more than the one below as this was typical end of season fare (from both sides) that is best forgotten. Club Historian Ian Broadfoot reports on the match.
FALKIRK 1-0 ICT 
5th May 2007 Falkirk Stadium, Falkirk  FALKIRK  1 (Finnigan 78) Team: Schmeichel, Ross, Scobbie, Barr, Milne, Lima, Latapy (Uras 77), Craig, Stewart (McStay 77), Finnigan, Gow (Moutinho 75) Subs: O'Donnell, Twaddle, Holden & Lambers
 INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE FC  0 Team: Fraser, McCaffrey (Paatelainen 82), Dods, Munro, Hastings, Rankin (Wilson 66), Duncan, McBain, Hart, Dargo, Bayne  Subs: Tokely, Black, Sutherland, Wood & Ridgers
 Referee  Stephen Finnie  Attendance  3129  Man of the Match  
 
When these two sides meet you can usually expect goals. In four 2006/07 matches to date they had shared twelve goals but this was to be an exception – just one freak goal separated the sides.
Both Barry Wilson and Ross Tokely were free from suspension but could only make the ICT bench as Charlie Christie retained most of the team from Tannadice. Craig Dargo came back from injury to replace Markus Paatelainen in the starting eleven and resume his striking partnership with Graham Bayne.
Falkirk made one change with Patrick Cregg being replaced by Vitor Lima. Rangers-bound Alan Gow played for Falkirk but the home supporters were clearly impatient with his performance and it was no surprise when he was substituted with fifteen minutes left.
It was not a match to remember but the second half was an improvement on the first. Falkirk ’s John Stewart headed wide in six minutes then two minutes later Richie Hart hit just off target following a knock-on by Bayne. In 13 minutes Mike Fraser saved from Gow after a good run past the ICT defence.
Hart was in fine form and in 28 minutes he took a Roy McBain pass but shot wide of the target. Six minutes later Craig Dargo sent a back-post header wide from a Hart cross. In 35 minutes Mike Fraser was called into action when Vitor Lima tried his luck from 35 yards but the ‘keeper touched it over the bar.
Half Time: 0-0
Into the second half and Carl Finnigan missed the chance of the match in 48 minutes when Stewart headed into his path and he somehow hit the underside of the visitors’ bar from a few yards out. At the other end a Hart free kick was met bravely by the diving Bayne but his header went wide. Another Hart strong effort on the hour mark went wide from 18 yards.
The goal that broke the deadlock came in 78 minutes when Falkirk ‘keeper Kasper Schmeichel sent a 70 yard free kick into the heart of the ICT box. Finnigan stuck out a foot and it looped over Mike Fraser and into the net. Paatelainen was sent on for Stuart McCaffrey with eight minutes left to push for at least an equaliser but it did not happen.
Full Time: 1-0
A disappointing 1-0 defeat with two games left and a chance to climb the table missed. Falkirk stay seventh and Caley Thistle ninth. The relegation battle goes on with St Mirren taking three precious points at Tannadice and Dunfermline having all to play for against Motherwell on Monday.
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By Guest in Reports 2006-07 ·

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