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Usually open to all. Maybe that will change with bigger boys coming up in the Championship. It used to be those that had bought tickets but think its now open to all.

Is Bar 94 open only to Supporters Trust members or can anyone go in? I am a member, and will be renewing next month, but am considering attending a match in August with some non-members. Is there an age restriction on entry?

Fixtures are what they are - we have to play everyone home and away twice, but to start at home, finish at home and be at home for the new year fixtures is good news.

Aberdeen saying they’ll look at what’s best for both, which may include a loan to a Championship club. We can only hope.

📅 2026/27 Fixtures Our spfl William Hill Championship fixtures will be released today at 12pm Last time we entered the Championship (1st Division) from League1 (Division 2) we were pumped 4-0 by Dunfermline at East End Park and had a man sent off. League Match Saturday, August 7th, 1999, 3:00 PM at East End Park, Dunfermline Attendance: 4,865 Referee: S Dougal The reality of the First Division hit Caley Thistle hard in this opening league fixture as they slumped to a 4-0 defeat. They were hit by an early injury to Barry Wilson and Andrew Allan was ordered off in the 66th minute for a tackle on Brian Reid. Caley Thistle were only one down at half time to an Andy Smith penalty, but were overwhelmed in the second half. A Brian Reid low drive in 61 minutes made it 2-0 then came the ordering-off. Scott Thomson made it three in 81 minutes and Stewart Petrie completed the rout on the final whistle. Match report written by Ian Broadfoot Starting Eleven Westwater Shields McGroarty Tod Reid Dolan Thomson May Smith Coyle Petrie Subs: Graham Ireland French Les Fridge Ross Tokely Mark McCulloch Bobby Mann Stuart Golabek Charlie Christie Mike Teasdale Barry Wilson Paul Sheerin Graeme Stewart Scott McLean Subs: Andrew Allan Barry Ronson Martin Glancy First round of Fixtures Rd Day Date Kick-off Opponents Venue 1 Saturday 01/08/26 15:00 Dunfermline H 2 Saturday 08/08/26 15:00 Arbroath A 3 Saturday 22/08/26 15:00 Partick Thistle H 4 Saturday 29/08/26 15:00 Stenhousemuir A 5 Saturday 05/09/26 15:00 Raith Rovers H 6 Saturday 12/09/26 15:00 Ayr United A 7 Saturday 19/09/26 15:00 Livingston A 8 Friday 25/09/26 19:45 Morton H 9 Saturday 03/10/26 15:00 Queen’s Park A

Best we can hope for is a loan. Bavidge more likely than Stewart I reckon.

Now there's something I can get on board with! Indeed, my head this morning is telling me that I did participate quite fully at the pub last night.

I've watched more than I had initially intended and am thoroughly enjoying it. Apart from the Scotland and England games, I have watched the full game of Canada v Bosnia and Netherlands v Japan. As a neutral in those games I was able to just sit back and enjoy game. The key thing to enjoyment is to fully participate in the hydration breaks.

I get nervous when they play that way, but it's a question of balance. Yes, they are likely to get caught out from time to time but the advantage is that by drawing in players to press them, it leaves the opponents stretched defensively. You've got to be good to execute the tactic successfully and England were good last night. England have good attacking options down both wings and through the middle. I think it is a good tactic for England but it was a bad tactic for ICT when big Dunc tried it.

No return for Bavidge and Stewart. Signed new deals at Aberdeen.

I tend to agree with this. No, probably not. But, with the bloated tournament such as it is, the next game against opposition of the quality of Croatia or better is not likely to happen until the last 16 and momentum by then might (or might not) give the confidence to overcome. Personally, I'm struggling to get into this WC so far. As yet I've only watched two full matches (England & Scotland) and the second half of Brazil v Morocco. I've seen the goals from maybe half a dozen other matches. Maybe when the group stages are over it will grab me a bit more.

They will get caught out pitty-pattying around in and level with their own box. Came close to calamity a few times last night. Are they always going to be able to score more than the opposition?

England are looking good! As usual they have a truck load of great players but to date have never realised their potential at big competitions. The way they played in the second half against Croatia is an indication that things could be different this time around. Happy for Tuchel. It would be ironic if they win it with a German in charge 60 years after they last won it. Sporting life tends to throw up these kinds of serendipity from time to time.

Paul Sheerin to be one of Derek McInnes' assistants at Rangers 🥜

Oscar has already been confirmed as leaving

Once one, hopefully, but I suspect this means no Oscar which I think is quite sad, liked him.

Our Development Squad begin their pre-season this Saturday as they face Highland League side Lossiemouth FC at Grant Park, 1pm kick-off The team also face Highland League sides Forres Mechanics, Wick Academy and Strathspey Thistle in friendlies during July.

C'est bon! Let's hope we hear more soon about existing players from last season listed on the main website e.g. Billy, Joe, Jordan and Spoony.

A hint of the Remi savage about him . U21 fit tall strong. Needs football to develop. Thank you bournemouth

Welcom Noa ( Left back )

Tomorrow (Wednesday) sees Messi and Ronaldo both potentially in action at the World Cup, with Argentina kicking off at 0200 and Portugal at 1800. Why not take this opportunity to enter the World Cup Prize Draw and have a chance of winning the stunning prize? Tickets are only £5! Enter here: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/messi-ronaldo-signed-framed-shirts-draw Two of the greatest ever. One unforgettable prize! Thank you to everyone who has entered so far. ICT Supporters Trust

Probably far too early to know lol but does anyone know if we have trialists in just now 🤔🤔?

Ha. I could’t stop laughing when I saw your posting. It’s one that I will cherish and store for posterity. I don’t want to be overly cruel or mean spirited Satan, but your posting to me seems to be bereft of any coherent argument or recognition there is a problem (ie safety of fans at a ICTFC home matches). It’s content was such that it could have been written by:- # The CEO or any Board Member. # One of the individuals who chose to engage in physical altercations (ICT speak). The simple answer is clear on who stumps up of course. However the desire for some to cling to an ancient tradition of highland league club operation seems comical and overwhelming to me. With a highland (friendly) derby coming up in the near future, the Ned fans of both clubs will be sharpening their appetites and other implements in anticipation of the match pre and post activities me thinks. Goodness knows what local political fraternity and Police Chief will think if any recurrence of 2nd May flares up. The SPFL hierarchy will be in a fizz if their WC jaunts are interrupted with news that problem again has occurred at a ICTFC due to a lack of proper preparation. Someone somewhere said ‘where there’s a will, there’s a way’. We only need to know which way we’re going. I conclude by providing the name of Justin McLaughlin as a reference on the matter. Yours, Kier

I decided to stay up (sort of). I had unintentially nodded off on the sofa between about 9 and 11:30 then woke up, watched the remaining Brazil v Morocco match then sat and watched the Scotland game. It was light when it finished so I took my dogs for their morning walk 4:30-5:30 then went to bed for a few hours.

There are 2 types of pitch invasion. The first is out of joy at winning a league, cup etc. The second is to cause trouble and that is the one we want to stamp out. Both our recent pitch invasions against Hamilton were for different reasons. The first one was out of genuine anger at the board and manager over getting relegated. Nobody predicted that invasion so it would have been difficult to plan for what actually happened. The second was more predictable and the club should have been more aware of the possibilities. There was a third factor, which has largely been ignored. I would maintain that some Hamilton fans were looking for trouble on both occasions which made the situation worse. Obviously not condoning out moronic Dan's who got needlessly involved, if they can be identified, they should be publicly named and shamed by the club, or even better, by their fellow supporters as some will know who thd morons were.