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What is it with ICT players? Over the years we’ve had a few cases of players getting into trouble with the police, and now it seems James Vincent and Dennis Wyness are in a bit of bother. ?

Must be pretty embarrassing for Nairn to be the first team to be beaten after the documentary, by "the worst team in britain"...

5-2 to Fort William against Nairn County (North Cup) Jack Brown scored a 30 yard curler looks like our youth players are making a difference.

ICT FC team in the North of Scotland Cup first round, 8pm kick-off. C.Mackay, Thain, Harper, Carson, Gamble, McHattie, Machado, MacGregor, Todorov, Doran, D.Mackay. Subs: Hoban (GK), Harkness, Hogg, Davies. 10min: Lossie 0-1 ICT - Todorov opens the scoring with his head after the ball is headed back across the box by Mackay. Lossie 0-3 ICT - Todorov, Machado and Doran the scorers. ⚽⚽⚽ Two goals in two mins as Machado and Doran extend our lead! Machado’s goal coming from a Doran effort which hit the post and Doran’s goal was a rocket from 20 yard. Half-Time 0-3 and at Claggan Park Ft William 2-2 Nairn County (Ft William now leading 5-2) LOSSIE 1-3 ICT. Fraser Forbes (55). Full Time Lossie 1-3 ICT At Claggan Park, Ft William have beaten Nairn County 5-2. ICT loan player Martin MacKinnon saved a penalty, Jack Brown, Roddy Kennedy, Harry Nicolson and Donald Morrison were amongst the Fort scorers in a historic victory. Incredible stuff, you couldn't make a documentary about this could you?

Hi folks, I'm fundraising again... This time, it's a three day bike challenge in Norway at the end of August. Guess what? It's a bit hilly and not at all easy. I'm raising money for a lovely charity called world at play, who organise play and sports in refugee camps and for disadvantaged kids all over the place. It's a good thing. Support me if you can at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/david-balfour6 Cheers

Hopefully a return to Tannadice is the tonic Donaldson needs to get back on form. He enjoys putting one over them!

Team for Lossie

Good questions to which I don't know the answer. Hopefully somebody else will be able to provide it. I have to say I am rather taken with this development for two reasons. Firstly, it shows a real statement of faith in youngsters who did very well last year but not quite well enough to make the first team squad. We all know that players develop at different rates and who's to say that in time one of these lads won't eclipse those who have been included in the first team squad? The second reason is that all the lads stay together. This means they are mutual support for each other in a different environment and the familiarity they have of each other on the park will allow them to perform to the best of their ability. I often think it must be really hard for youngsters going out on lone, alone, to ambitious Highland League clubs stuffed with seasoned part timers who would have loved to have made the grade to be a full time footballer. Maybe the loan experience is the making for some, but for many it is simply an introduction to the type of football that will later be seen as the pinnacle of their careers. This is a win, win, win situation. A win for the lads, for ICT and the Fort. The only concern for Fort William will be what on earth they do when they get drawn against us in the 4th round of the Scottish cup!

Won't make much of a difference when we get drawn against them next round, can't play...