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Final Group F Match @ Morton We head to Greenock for our final Group F League Cup tie sitting on top of the table after an excellent midweek win over Premiership St Johnstone. Morton are still finding their 26/27 feet after a slow start to their season and no wins in their first three Group F ties. What could possibly go wrong? We topped the table after that win over much fancied St Johnstone thanks to a superb strike from Alfie Stewart who simply does not do tap-ins. New signing, striker Miller Keir, played the final twenty minutes and looks like a useful addition. I don't for a minute believe that Morton will be as easy a fixture as previous results indicate, but a win for the Caley Jags will put us into the last sixteen, somewhere we have not been over the last few seasons. Let's not underestimate the task in hand as Morton will no doubt reinstate more of their first choice as we approach the start of the Championship campaign. Good bit of business ahead of this game with Calum MacLeod extending his contract to the end of season 2027/2028 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Match/Ticket/Supporters Bus Calum MacLeod contract extended Kenzie, Ellis & Sam - Mechanic's loans ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This was our squad that faced St Johnstone in midweek. Morgan Bates missed out but most recent signings Kerr Smith and Miller Keir started on the bench. According to Billy Mckay's pre-match spiel Morgan Bates had an Achiles problem and may be our only worry. Calum MacLeod said upon signing his new deal: “I’m absolutely buzzing to get it over the line. It was a no-brainer for me after how last season went. The manager put a lot of faith in me last season, and I’m hoping there’s more to come. I’ve been at Inverness since I was a wee boy, and I love the place and the club.” Away Fans Information Away fans will be housed in Sections F&G of the Allan McGraw Main Stand. All away supporters will enter through the Main Stand turnstiles on Sinclair Street. Tickets can be purchased HERE. or from the Sinclair Street ticket office on matchday. Adults – £15 Concession (Over 65, Student, Disabled) – £10 Child (12-15) – £6 Child (Under 12) – £6 with paying adult Carer £0 Been a tough start for Ian Murray and his Ton with no wins in three. Defeat to Linlithgow Rose, East Fife and St Johnstone have left their fans less than impressed. Defeat by Perth can be dismissed as normalish, but surprise beatings from the Rose and East Fife have left a lot to be desired. Judging by their team selection at Perth, they are still a work in progress with just one more week til the start of the Championship campaign where they kick-off with a tough starter at home to Partick Thistle. They only had three youths and an Academy keeper on the bench and started with a trialist. Calum Sandilands has been brought in on loan from Hearts. He was a prominent player at Montrose last season. I'm sure they will have some more senior players on display this weekend with the likes of Cochrane, Ballantyne, Longridge, O'Halloran, Gillespie, Brophy and Wilson all missing at Perth. Looks like they are keeping the big players back to put on a show at Cappielow??? Ticket InfoTicket Prices Adults – £15 Concession (Over 65, Student, Disabled) – £10 Child (12-15) – £6 Child (Under 12) – £6 with paying adult Carer £0 Please note, proof of entitlement must be provided to purchase concessionary tickets. *Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Group FPos. P W D L GF GA GD PTS 1 ICTFC 3 2 1 0 4 1 3 8 2 E Fife 3 2 1 0 6 2 4 7 3 Perth 3 2 0 1 5 1 4 6 4 Rose 4 1 0 3 2 7 -5 3 5 Morton 3 0 0 3 0 6 -6 0 View full article

We can confirm that Kenzie Harkness Ellis Leighton Sam Reid All have joined Highland League side Forres Mechanics on loan until January 2027, subject to Scottish FA clearance. LINK HERE

Good bit of business, Calum signs on until end of season 27/28

Seems he just didn’t want to honour his contract, didn’t return for preseason training and has apparently been training with Livi. Talented player but a bit of a ****, it seems.

Saw that too. Sounds like Kai has a short fuse regarding discipline. 🤔

I saw that on X this morning. Plenty of Queens fans not happy - they seemed resigned to him leaving but now won't get a fee for him.

Interesting statement from QotS. We can confirm that Kai Kennedy has left the club with immediate effect. As many will be aware we have been dealing with an ongoing issue internally. It is a private matter that club officials and management have worked tirelessly to resolve whilst trying to protect the interests of the club. Unfortunately, we have been unable to reach a suitable resolution and the situation has become untenable. We therefore feel it is time to draw a line under the matter and in the best interest of Queens we have mutually agreed to terminate Kai's contract.

He's quick to message me as soon as a game has finished and we've lost so I did exactly that thinking he'd take it but no, he blocked me before FT as well 😬.

Think these are the two videos mentioned: 'not good enough' comment @ 1:50 in the video

“I’m not good enough “. How many of us has faced that moment in life in some aspect but couldn’t say the words aloud. I won’t enter the world of politicians. !! bc

Hi all Adding this here for the new couple of weeks as not everyone looks at the Betting Forum. The season long NAPs competition will satrt again upon kick-off of the new League season so I am shouting out for entrants old and hopefully new to take part. We need more people compared to previous season. Click on the below. NAPs 2026/2027 - Betting Forum ** MODs, I'll remove from this forum space in a couple of weeks

He's the guy that gave Stenny that dubious penalty against us.

There was a clip going around on social media in the last couple of days - his interview when he resigned as England manager. I don't think I've ever heard a more honest interview before or since in a football perspective.

I was thinking the same thing, but years of following West Ham make me think wouldn't it just be the thing to lose to the team everyone else has beaten and throw it away when in control of the group.

I remember watching that game [and the final] on our Black & White TV. I was 10 going on 11 at the time. It was from that day that I'd referred to them a dirty team. If I'd have played like that in our school team I'd have been sent off, given a detention (or the cane) and forced to sit next to a Coventry or Villa supporter.

Shouldn't be a football fan if he can't take to banter.

I'm not popular with a St Johnstone supporter ex friend who blocked me as soon as he found out the result, acting like a 5yr old just because I was winding him up as soon as the whistle blew 🤦. I only mocked him because he was telling me all summer, "you won't beat Saints, we'll win about 4-0" and when I called him out for being childish on the St Johnstone page, his reply was "well done for winning a **** pre season game"! Sounds like St Johnstone version of Fin, at least Fin doesn't act like a child and start blocking folk 😂. Anyway, I am still buzzing after last night

One of the game's good guys. Always gave 100% on the park and honest on and off the park.

I was reminiscing with my 2 brothers about the 1966 word cup. We lived just outside Birmingham and our Dad had acquired 3 pairs of tickets and we all went to one of the games at Viila Park. The group contained West Germany, Spain, Argentina and Switzerland. My oldest brother watched an earlier contest between this year's finalists which the Argentinians fouled their way to victory. The other brother also watched Argentina in a goalless draw with West Germany. He recalls a vey dull game in which the highlight was an Argentinian being sent off for a cynical foul. I was the lucky one with a good game between West Germany and Spain with one of the goals of the tournament. England played Argentina in the quarter finals and Argentina spent more time kicking their opponents than the ball. Alf Ramsey referred to them as "animals" for good reason. Does anyone need a reminder of who won the world cup that year? I watched the 3rd place game at the weekend and what a game that was! France were clearly not expecting England to be so good in the first half, but their superb response in the 2nd half showed how vulnerable England can be when they commit players forward. A great game for the neutral though and a great advert for the beautiful game. Such a shame that there was absolutely nothing beautiful about Argentina the following day. 60 years have not changed the Argentinian mentality much. They were a disgrace then and they are a disgrace now.

Priceless. He didn’t even have a consistent or decent game, even over ruling our “favourite lino” Douglas Ross to give a goal kick when Ross had correctly awarded a corner.

See who the P&J ad for their man of the match