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Biggest Test So Far for Cashless Caley Jags Without doubt, this is our sternest test of the new season as St Johnstone come North on Tuesday night for a 7:45 kick-off at the Caledonian SarensPSG Stadium with the teams occupying the top two places in League Cup Group F. East Fife host The Rose on Tuesday night with both teams having already defeated an out of sorts Morton who are pointless after three games. The group stages conclude on Saturday afternoon with Morton at home to the Caley Jags and St Johnstone hosting East Fife. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's good preparation before we meet Dunfermline in the opening encounter of the Championship season on 1st August. We have added striker Miller Keir from Turriff United to our squad. Miller, 19, was the Highland League’s top goalscorer last season, scoring 31 goals in all competitions. In his debut season at The Haughs, he finished as the Highland League’s top goalscorer and was named Highland League Young Player of the Year. He also swept the board at Turriff United’s end-of-season awards, collecting the Players’ Player of the Year, Players’ Young Player of the Year and Fans’ Young Player of the Year honours. ⚽ Welcome Miller ⚽ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Match/Ticket/Bus/Bar94/Info Miller Keir signs on a 2 year deal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The club are now operating a fully cashless/card only payment system at the Sarens PSG Stadium. 🎟️" Tickets available from http://eticketing.co.uk/ictfc 💳" Cashless/Card Only Stadium payment system 🚗" Car Parking Info: Cars: £5 - Bus £10 🚗" The North Car Park will be open for Home Fans. 🚍" South Car Park open for Away fans. 🛍️" Club Shop open 10am - KO 🍺" Bar 94 open from 5.30pm 🚌" The Stagecoach Service Bus will leave the Bus Station for the Stadium at 1900. 🚌" The bus returns from the Stadium to the Bus Station 10 minutes after the full time whistle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Group FPos. P W D L GF GA GD PTS 1 Perth 2 2 0 0 5 0 5 6 2 ICTFC 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 5 3 E Fife 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 4 4 Rose 3 1 0 2 1 4 -3 3 5 Morton 3 0 0 3 0 6 -6 0 Inverness eased to a comfortable win over Linlithgow Rose at the weekend playing on the front foot and scoring two first half goals through Ryan Duncan and Noa Boutin. That win tucked us in behind leaders St Johnstone in Group F. New signing, defender Kerr Smith was an unused substitute in this game. Cameron Binnie stopped this one turning into a rout with a string of saves. In our opening fixture we laboured to a 1-1 draw at home to East Fife. Adam MacKinnon saving our blushes with an overtime strike before we went on to win the penalty shoot-out 5-3. Striker Miller Keir joins us on a 2 year deal and could feature in the squad for the St Johnstone game. Ticket InfoUpdate: This fixture will be Main Stand Only for home supporters Away Supporters should purchase in South Stand sections G, H, J, K, L Ticket prices: Adults: £15, Over 65: £10, 16 and Under: £6 Tickets are available from www.eticketing.co.uk/ictfc, from the Club Shop, and over the phone on 01463 222880 16 and Under tickets are not available online but are available in-store from the Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 during office hours IMPORTANT – Supporter Notice: The club are now operating a fully cashless/card only payment system at the Sarens PSG Stadium. This applies to: All Kiosks The Ticket Window The Kingsmills Hospitality Bar Bar 94 Club Car Parks From this point forward, cash will no longer be accepted at any of these locations. The Club Shop will continue to accept cash for a limited period. Thank you in advance for your co-operation. If you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to speak to a member of the team, who will be happy to help. St Johnstone beat Morton 3-0 on Saturday with this squad on duty. Jamie Gullan with two penalties (62' pen, 89' pen) and former Caley Jag Reece McAlear (72') with a trademark screamer. They also defeated Rose with two first half goals from Kai Fotheringham (8') and Ruaridh Paton (30'). Cammy Binnie the Rose keeper was in defiant mood in this game as well and kept a clean sheet in the second half. The Perth side have yet to concede Away Supporters should purchase in South Stand sections G, H, J, K, L Ticket prices: Adults: £15, Over 65: £10, 16 and Under: £6 Tickets are available from www.eticketing.co.uk/ictfc, from the Club Shop, and over the phone on 01463 222880 16 and Under tickets are not available online but are available in-store from the Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 during office hours -
Biggest Test So Far for Cashless Caley Jags Without doubt, this is our sternest test of the new season as St Johnstone come North on Tuesday night for a 7:45 kick-off at the Caledonian SarensPSG Stadium with the teams occupying the top two places in League Cup Group F. East Fife host The Rose on Tuesday night with both teams having already defeated an out of sorts Morton who are pointless after three games. The group stages conclude on Saturday afternoon with Morton at home to the Caley Jags and St Johnstone hosting East Fife. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's good preparation before we meet Dunfermline in the opening encounter of the Championship season on 1st August. We have added striker Miller Keir from Turriff United to our squad. Miller, 19, was the Highland League’s top goalscorer last season, scoring 31 goals in all competitions. In his debut season at The Haughs, he finished as the Highland League’s top goalscorer and was named Highland League Young Player of the Year. He also swept the board at Turriff United’s end-of-season awards, collecting the Players’ Player of the Year, Players’ Young Player of the Year and Fans’ Young Player of the Year honours. Welcome Miller! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Match/Ticket/Bus/Bar94/Info Miller Keir signs on a 2 year deal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The club are now operating a fully cashless/card only payment system at the Sarens PSG Stadium. 🎟️" Tickets available from http://eticketing.co.uk/ictfc 💳" Cashless/Card Only Stadium payment system 🚗" Car Parking Info: Cars: £5 - Bus £10 🚗" The North Car Park will be open for Home Fans. 🚍" South Car Park open for Away fans. 🛍️" Club Shop open 10am - KO 🍺" Bar 94 open from 5.30pm 🚌" The Stagecoach Service Bus will leave the Bus Station for the Stadium at 1900. 🚌" The bus returns from the Stadium to the Bus Station 10 minutes after the full time whistle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Group FPos. P W D L GF GA GD PTS 1 Perth 2 2 0 0 5 0 5 6 2 ICTFC 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 5 3 E Fife 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 4 4 Rose 3 1 0 2 1 4 -3 3 5 Morton 3 0 0 3 0 6 -6 0 Inverness eased to a comfortable win over Linlithgow Rose at the weekend playing on the front foot and scoring two first half goals through Ryan Duncan and Noa Boutin. That win tucked us in behind leaders St Johnstone in Group F. New signing, defender Kerr Smith was an unused substitute in this game. Cameron Binnie stopped this one turning into a rout with a string of saves. In our opening fixture we laboured to a 1-1 draw at home to East Fife. Adam MacKinnon saving our blushes with an overtime strike before we went on to win the penalty shoot-out 5-3. Striker Miller Keir joins us on a 2 year deal and could feature in the squad for the St Johnstone game. Ticket InfoUpdate: This fixture will be Main Stand Only for home supporters Away Supporters should purchase in South Stand sections G, H, J, K, L Ticket prices: Adults: £15, Over 65: £10, 16 and Under: £6 Tickets are available from www.eticketing.co.uk/ictfc, from the Club Shop, and over the phone on 01463 222880 16 and Under tickets are not available online but are available in-store from the Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 during office hours IMPORTANT – Supporter Notice: The club are now operating a fully cashless/card only payment system at the Sarens PSG Stadium. This applies to: All Kiosks The Ticket Window The Kingsmills Hospitality Bar Bar 94 Club Car Parks From this point forward, cash will no longer be accepted at any of these locations. The Club Shop will continue to accept cash for a limited period. Thank you in advance for your co-operation. If you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to speak to a member of the team, who will be happy to help. St Johnstone beat Morton 3-0 on Saturday with this squad on duty. Jamie Gullan with two penalties (62' pen, 89' pen) and former Caley Jag Reece McAlear (72') with a trademark screamer. They also defeated Rose with two first half goals from Kai Fotheringham (8') and Ruari Paton (30'). Cammy Binnie the Rose keeper was in defiant mood in this game as well and kept another second half clean sheet. The Perth side have yet to concede. Away Supporters should purchase in South Stand sections G, H, J, K, L Ticket prices: Adults: £15, Over 65: £10, 16 and Under: £6 Tickets are available from www.eticketing.co.uk/ictfc, from the Club Shop, and over the phone on 01463 222880 16 and Under tickets are not available online but are available in-store from the Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 during office hours
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Anymore to vote for this one before our home game tomorrow night?
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Well, I saw his photo and he looked about 300mm x 200mm. Would fit in your wallet!
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Nice one Donnie, do we know his dimensions?
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Confirmed now on official site now: 2 year deal. Miller, 19, was the Highland League’s top goalscorer last season, scoring 31 goals in all competitions. In his debut season at The Haughs, he finished as the Highland League’s top goalscorer and was named Highland League Young Player of the Year. He also swept the board at Turriff United’s end-of-season awards, collecting the Players’ Player of the Year, Players’ Young Player of the Year and Fans’ Young Player of the Year honours.
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Both respected and feared Kevin Keegan as a player for Liverpool and England. Every time he faced Scotland (3 times the team we are now), KK almost single handedly, was the reason for our downfall. He came after the Georgie Best era, and whilst GB had unlimited natural ability, speed and vision, (coupled to boozy benders, fags and wild nights with umpteen women), KK was the direct opposite; ie he squeezed every gram of energy, football ability and determination to succeed by sheer hard graft and an undoubtable courage. He was an integral if not instrumental part in developing and elevating Liverpool to a superteam statue. He can take his rightful place next to his manager that influenced him most; Shankly. bc
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KDM Trophy 26/27
KDM Evolution Trophy 2026/27SPFL announces expanded KDM Evolution Trophy formatThe SPFL has today announced the format of the KDM Evolution Trophy for season 2026/27. Following the success of last season’s revamped competition – which included an inaugural league phase – season 2026/27 will now see more clubs compete in an expanded 40-club league phase.The following 10 guest clubs across the Scottish Highland Football League and the Scottish Lowland Football League East and West have accepted invitations into this season’s competition:Banks o’ Dee Berwick RangersBonnyrigg RoseClachnacuddinClydebankCowdenbeathCumbernauld ColtsFormartine UnitedFraserburghGala Fairydean RoversThey will join 10 William Hill League 1, 10 William Hill League 2 and 10 William Hill Premiership B-teams in the tournament’s opening round.Clubs participating in the league phase will be split into four pots by division, with each club playing two different opponents from each other pot, totalling six matches. William Hill Premiership B-teams will again play all league phase matches away from home.Points gained by clubs across six matchdays will feed into one league table, with the top 22 clubs qualifying for the knock-out Round of 32.William Hill Championship clubs will enter the competition in the Round of 32 as seeded clubs, alongside teams finishing in the top six of the league phase, with the remainder of the competition following a traditional knock-out format. Member clubs and the Scottish FA considered the new set-up hugely beneficial for youth players in providing more opportunities in the key ‘transition phase’ of ages 16-21, as players move from the academy environment to senior football. Youth prospects aged 15 will continue to be eligible to participate in the KDM Evolution Trophy, following a successful trial. The Scottish FA Cooperation System, which was designed to strengthen youth development in Scotland, has also been extended.Neil Doncaster, group chief executive of the SPFL, said: “We are delighted to build on the success of last season’s new-look competition by inviting 10 guest clubs to participate in next season’s tournament, which will be sure to benefit the community clubs we have invited and provide new challenges for our member clubs. “While we will continue to minimise travel with broadly regionalised league phase matches, following discussions with our members, home clubs will now retain gate receipts in full in the league phase, to support clubs financially.”Over £1.3 million in prize money was shared with clubs for last season’s KDM Evolution Trophy, which was an increase of more than 50% on the previous year. The SPFL is pleased to confirm that last season’s prize money has been maintained for the 2026/27 tournament, with the winners receiving £150,000, and the runners-up £100,000.The Scottish-based, internationally operating construction firm, KDM Group, remain proud title sponsors of the competition.Iain Jones, Chief Executive of KDM Group, said: “We are extremely excited to continue our partnership with the KDM Evolution Trophy after a highly successful first season of the new-look competition. Next season’s expanded format promises to deliver even more excitement and opportunities to clubs and players across the country, which reflects KDM Group’s support for Scottish football across all levels of the game.” The KDM Evolution Trophy league phase will commence on the midweek of August 11/12, where participants will look to better Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s run to the final last season. Championship clubs will again enter at the Round of 32 stage on November 3/4, with the 2026/27 showpiece final taking place on either the weekend of March 27/28 or April 3/4.The fixtures for the 2026/27 KDM Evolution Trophy league phase will be published on Thursday 16 July at 1.00pm.The full schedule of prize money for the KDM Evolution Trophy is set out below:Winners: £150,000Runners-up: £100,000Eliminated in semi-finals: £75,000Eliminated in quarter-finals: £50,000Eliminated in Round of 16: £40,000Eliminated in Round of 32: £30,000Eliminated in league phase: £15,000 - £18,500 (depending on final league position)A summary of key competition dates is set out below:League Phase MD1: August 11/12League Phase MD2: August 25/26League Phase MD3: September 8/9League Phase MD4: September 22/23League Phase MD5: September 26/27League Phase MD6: October 13Round of 32: November 3/4Round of 16: November 24/25Quarter-finals: January 12/13Semi-finals: February 9/10Final: March 27/28 or April 3/4-
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ICT Prostate Cancer Initiative - Get Tested !!!
As a Prostate Cancer survivor, due to early detection, I really want to promote and post about the absolute importance of the Prostate Cancer initiative that ICT have got involved with.I lost an uncle (in Inverness) due to this condition because it was detected too late and my doctor (in Toronto) sent me for a test because of his death. I was 52 at the time and conventional thinking said it was "too early" for me to be affected by PC or even that other favourite as you get older, an enlarged prostate. Fast forward a few weeks and after a reading that was too high, and a biopsy that followed, I was going under the knife to remove the cancer that had been confirmed. Early detection meant a good prognosis and although I now need to have checks regularly - which are simple and easy blood tests - the alternative does not bear thinking about.The club sent out a press release today with an invite for the media to come along and publicise this event, and that reminded me I had not made any comment yet so here is my tuppence worth as this is a subject that is very close to home and of which I have personal experience. I would urge anyone who has any symptoms, or who has a family history to go get tested. For me, looking back, the only real symptom I missed was that I was having to pee more frequently, especially if I was drinking carbonated drinks like Coke or Irn Bru, or alcoholic drinks like beer! I put it down to getting older, no big deal. Take advantage of this kind of initiative or talk to your GP. Don't be embarrassed. A PSA test is a simple blood test, and it will not only put your mind at rest if the results come back as clear, but if there is anything detected, it will hopefully give you time to have it seen to before it is too late. PC is one of those slow burns, usually building over a number of years, and often unseen ... my doctor told me after my surgery that early detection was key as it is eminently treatable if caught in time. This is the kind of initiative that can prevent the preventable so please go get tested if you can.ICT Release follows: Whilst this is a media release and the spots are already filled, it is worth highlighting this so you can keep an eye out for any future opportunities.ICTFC would like to welcome members of the press and media to the first ever prostate cancer testing initiative of its kind in the Highlands. This pioneering new programme, delivered by the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative, will take place at the Sarens PSG Stadium on Wednesday 29th April, from 10.30am until 6.00pm.The Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative is supported by Sir Chris Hoy, Sir Tom Hunter, Professor Sir Chris Evans, and Kenny Logan. The Initiative provides free PSA tests to men aged between 40 and 80 and some samples are subject to additional diagnostic tests with the goal of gathering important data to help guide future screening and treatment protocols.A total of 600 men have signed up to take part in the testing Initiative in Inverness. The original 500 spaces were fully booked within just two days of going live, leading ICTFC and the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative to secure an additional 100 places due to the exceptional demand. The Initiative launched on 24 March 2026 and more than 8000 people have been tested so far across Scotland. Members of the press are invited to attend on the day, with opportunities to speak to representatives from the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative, as well as potentially hearing from some of the men taking part in the testing. If you intend to attend, please let us know in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements.Further details about the Initiative can be found: https://www.scottishprostate.com/-
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CTO - Player of the Year - 2025-2026
CTO Player of the YearOscar MacIntyreOscar has had a great season with us since signing from Hibs and has been a favourite with the fans. He has scored 1 goal for the club in our 3-3 draw with Partick Thistle in the KDM Trophy (which we won on penalties) and picked up 5 yellow cards, in 37 appearances for the club. Starting the season well he was then rotated with Mitchell Robertson, but was picking up votes in most games he played throughout the season. Although he did not start on Saturday he came on as a sub for Danny Devine, no votes came his way but he had enough to win.CONGRATULATIONS OSCARPlayer of the Year 2025-2026Oscar MacIntyre 62 pointsAlfie Stewart 57 pointsCalum MacLeod 55 pointsRemi savage 43 pointsPaul Allan 32 PointsDavid Wotherspoon 28 pointsMonthly Winners.July - Calum MacLeodAugust - Oscar MacIntyreSeptember - Paul AllanOctober - Adam MacKinnonNovember - Adam MacKinnonDecember - Remi SavageJanuary - Alfie StewartFebruary - Alfie StewartMarch - Jordan Alonge - Alfie StewartApril - Remi SavageMay - Billy MckayCongratulations to Oscar as the CTO Player of the Year voted by you. I along with many other fans hope he will sign on with the club for next season, including young Finlay MacLellan who picked up his autograph earlier in the season.Thanks again for all your votes throughout the season and hope to keep it going in the next one.CTO also thank IBM for all his hard work in keeping the PotY polls running throughout every season.It's an interactive poll on CTO as fans post their own opinions on player performances (5-3-1 points) which gets totted up to determine who gets this accolade, and this year Oscar is your Man!-
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CTO - Player of the Year - 2025-2026
CTO Player of the YearOscar MacIntyreOscar has had a great season with us since signing from Hibs and has been a favourite with the fans. He has scored 1 goal for the club in our 3-3 draw with Partick Thistle in the KDM Trophy (which we won on penalties) and picked up 5 yellow cards, in 37 appearances for the club. Starting the season well he was then rotated with Mitchell Robertson, but was picking up votes in most games he played throughout the season. Although he did not start on Saturday he came on as a sub for Danny Devine, no votes came his way but he had enough to win.CONGRATULATIONS OSCARPlayer of the Year 2025-2026Oscar MacIntyre 62 pointsAlfie Stewart 57 pointsCalum MacLeod 55 pointsRemi savage 43 pointsPaul Allan 32 PointsDavid Wotherspoon 28 pointsMonthly Winners.July - Calum MacLeodAugust - Oscar MacIntyreSeptember - Paul AllanOctober - Adam MacKinnonNovember - Adam MacKinnonDecember - Remi SavageJanuary - Alfie StewartFebruary - Alfie StewartMarch - Jordan Alonge - Alfie StewartApril - Remi SavageMay - Billy MckayCongratulations to Oscar as the CTO Player of the Year voted by you. I along with many other fans hope he will sign on with the club for next season, including young Finlay MacLellan who picked up his autograph earlier in the season.Thanks again for all your votes throughout the season and hope to keep it going in the next one.CTO also thank IBM for all his hard work in keeping the PotY polls running throughout every season.It's an interactive poll on CTO as fans post their own opinions on player performances (5-3-1 points) which gets totted up to determine who gets this accolade, and this year Oscar is your Man! View full article-
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Biggest Test So Far for Cashless Caley Jags Without doubt, this is our sternest test of the new season as St Johnstone come North on Tuesday night for a 7:45 kick-off at the Caledonian SarensPSG Stadium with the teams occupying the top two places in League Cup Group F. East Fife host The Rose on Tuesday night with both teams having already defeated an out of sorts Morton who are pointless after three games. The group stages conclude on Saturday afternoon with Morton at home to the Caley Jags an
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League Cup Group F A visit to the Rose on League Cup action saw the Caley Jags run out comfortable winners with Rose keeper Cammy Binnie in outstanding form to keep the visitors goal tally down. We did strike twice in the first half through Ryan Duncan and full back Noa Boutin. The stats will show that Binnie made nine saves which is a great effort and it also shows that the Caley Jags got eleven shots on target from fifteen attempts and an incredible thirteen corners! Inverness are at home to
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Jags at the Rose It's the second League Cup fixture for the Caley Jags as they travel to Prestonfield to take on Lowland League East side Linlithgow Rose. Rose got off to a winning start in group F as they beat Morton 1-0 in their opening fixture as we struggled to a 1-1 draw with League1 East Fife. On Tuesday night Rose lost 0-2 against Premiership St Johnstone with a Caley Jags XI playing out a friendly at Strathspey Thistle and bagging six goals. Morton made our draw with East Fife look like
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Desperate Stuff A dreadful game where we shared a goal apiece with almost relegated East Fife. We prevailed in the penalty shoot-out to earn the bonus point but the performance was not what was expected. I know I know it is usually a competition we use to fine tune our squad but we are a far cry from the finished article going by that performance. An absolutely honking performance mostly played at pre-season pace. The one bit of quality got us level in time added on, from a neat finish into the
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League Cup - Season Opener The 2026/2027 competitive season kicks off with a home fixture in the Premier Sports Cup, group F. It's not an event we have put all our eggs in the one basket over the last few seasons but I'm sure we will give it a go. Group F consists of the Caley Jags along with Premiership St Johnstone, Championship Morton, League1 East Fife and Linlithgow Rose from the fifth tier in the Lowland League East. East Fife managed to avoid relegation from League1 last season including
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