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    • Dundee United 1-1 Inverness CT - Report
      Hopes amongst the Caley Jags support were at rock bottom ahead of this one with the threat of relegation looming large. With all hands to the pumps, Shaw, Boyes and Ujdur were brought back into the squad whilst not really 100% fit. Shaw started as did Pepple and Boyes with Billy Mckay, Lawal and Danny Devine dropping to the bench. Cammy Harper was given the Captain's armband today. It's a daunting task going to the lions den to face title favourites but underdog is our preferred tag. Anyway, 252 of them turned up at Tannadice in eternal hope and Duffy heightened the intensity only for Louis Moult to level things up. That's how it ended, a result we would have bitten your hand off before kick off.
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    • Inverness CT 1-2 Ayr United - Report
      Having sat through one of the worst games for many a year there is little to hope for now apart from Arbroath to keep losing because we certainly appear to find it difficult to win. We have no game changers in our squad and our manager is playing the wrong type of anti-football to help our cause. Big Dunc thought we were the better team. Pleeeeeaaase, give me a break! We were second to everything and Ayr were always one step ahead of us after the first three minutes. SHOCKER springs to mind.
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    • Inverness CT 0-0 Airdrieonians - Report
      These two sides looked as though they could play for the whole of March without scoring. In terms of opportunities, the hosts probably shaded it, but when we did miss the first defender, crosses invariably went behind the incoming strikers. On the one occasion we got on the end of the ball Billy Mckay's flicked header was cleared away from goal by Kanayo Megwa.
      Not the worst 0-0 draw ever, but scoring opportunities were at a premium. Neither keeper was overly troubled and this game had scoreless written all over it given the evidence of the first twenty minutes.
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    • Inverness CT -V- Airdrieonians - Preview
      Promoted Airdrie are sitting in fifth place in the table, just below the play-off places with former Caley Jag Nikolay Todorov getting amongst the goals and he will provide a big test for our central defence. We have found Airdrie a difficult proposition at times this season but we did win the last home encounter against them.
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    • Morton 0-2 Inverness CT - Report
      What a start for Inverness and Billy Mckay, who answered his abusers from last week by opening the scoring in the second minute, firing into the top corner after an assist from Cammy Harper. Robbie Muirhead looked to respond but Mark Ridgers was equal to his effort in the fifth minute. Ten minutes before the interval Sean McAllister curled in a low free kick from the edge of the box to double our advantage and open his scoring account at Inverness. Plenty of bookings but no further scoring saw Inverness pick up a vital three points in the relegation battle although we still remain in ninth spot but only two points from Dunfermline in fifth.
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  2. Some players just can't seem to catch a break, but it does appear that some are risked with returning sooner after injury than others.
  3. HT: 1-1 FT: 1-2 ICT: Samuel Partick: Graham Crowd: 3448
  4. Mrs Gringo HT: 0-0 FT: 1-1 1st Scorer ICT: Samuel 1st Scorer PT: Graham Crowd: 3176 Gringo HT: 0-0 FT: 1-2 1st Scorer ICT: Billy Mckay 1st Scorer PT: Graham Crowd: 3411
  5. Why was Shaw risked? Seems a poor decision.
  6. Today
  7. HT. 1-0 FT. 3-0 ICT. Pepple PT. Graham Crowd. 3311
  8. Not unexpected after he went off last week, but very bad news all the same. I guess we’ve seen the last of him.
  9. Nathan Shaw is out for the rest of the season.
  10. HT 0-1 FT 1-1 ICT Samuel Partick Graham Crowd 3250
  11. Yesterday
  12. The press are describing it as a little known technicality (if he had played for a Scottish U21 side it would not have counted towards the 2 senior club limit), but yes it was a waste of everyone’s time having him here if the hope was that he could be part of the squad this season. It might turn out though that next season he is the best striker we can afford.
  13. If we can't sign him for that reason, one has to ask why he was here in the first place - apart from the point that if he isn't good enough for Forfar, why would anyone think he was good enough for us?
  14. Ah OK. He can’t sign for a senior club this season because he has already played for 2 senior clubs this season - Forfar and a 10 minute sub appearance for Newcastle U21s who are classed as a senior club under English FA rules.
  15. Apparently we can't sign him due to English FA rules? He's been at Newcastle, Newcastle u21s and Forfar. So that's the technicality
  16. Cameron Ferguson has signed for Forres, who thanked ICT for making this possible - not exactly sure what we did other than have him on trial for a few weeks.
  17. Yes, but limited liability is a fundamental feature of company law, and the creditors themselves will nearly all be trading through limited companies in order to protect their other assets (house, savings, other business interests etc), so they shouldn’t feel too aggrieved when someone else does the same.
  18. Maybe he's not documented it because there is no money left to pay him for doing the extra work. It must be absolutely galling for the the creditors to be told there is no money to pay them for the work they did, when the lead director of the Concert Company continues to put money into the football club and, presumably, make money with his other business interests. It might be legal, but it ain't right. It certainly isn't a good way to get the wider Inverness business community behind the club.
  19. I’m sure they would get an upfront payment, whether it is the full fee or not I don’t know.
  20. I understand (but may be wrong) the artists were paid upfront before performing?
  21. I see the liquidator has filed his final report with Companies House. It states that according to the concert company’s records there were 27 creditors owed a total of £428,000. Of those, only 5 lodged claims with the liquidator totalling £33,000. Difference is likely because most creditors didn’t see the point filling in the form when there was little prospect of a dividend. The report also confirms that no dividend is being paid as there are no funds left after paying liquidation expenses. Unfortunately there is nothing in the public domain that lists the creditors and amounts due to each of them. I would have been interested to see how much was owed to the artistes and their management etc (which I suspect would be the largest amounts) and how much impact there was on local businesses. My understanding is that in a CVL the liquidator is supposed to have filed a Statement of Affairs that would have detailed all this and I can’t know why that hasn’t happened other than an oversight on his part? The statement of affairs should also have been sent out to the creditors.
  22. Mrs Gringo East Fife v Elgin draw @3.50 Gringo Partick v ICT draw @3.50
  23. Last week
  24. One of the problems of being a “Small Company” is that the accounts aren’t very detailed. In fact when they eventually materialised last year, I don’t recollect any statement of turnover so we don’t really know, year on year, what’s happening with earnings. We also don’t know what the losses are as a percentage of turnover so we just have to speculate as to what the relative magnitude of that £835K loss was.
  25. We are very top heavy management wise off park. A few probably on bumper salaries. I expect income has dropped too as very few fan activities under the current regime. Hospitality for example is top bracket only with no cheaper offerings
  26. My Prediction HT: 0v0 FT: 2v0 1st Scorer ICT: Billy Mckay 1st Scorer PT: Graham Crowd: 3378 ***Joker*** Caleyjag's Prediction HT: 0v0 FT: 3v1 1st Scorer ICT: Carragher 1st Scorer PT: Graham Crowd: 3333
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