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A share of the points between Partick and Arbroath probably the ideal result. Keeps Partick at arms length and, assuming we can take advantage of our games in hand, keeps our hopes of second place entirely realistic. A joy and a relief to still have all to play for after such a horrible run of form and results until relatively recently. Come on the Caley Jags !

Yes, 2nd place a definite possibility now. Unfortunately, winning the league looks out of our reach. But a good run in our final 5 games should see us going into the play offs with our confidence high. So all to play for. I must admit that before this tidy run of 3 wins I thought our season was over, so it is great to be looking forward to our matches again. Come on lads, finish the season in style!

I am so delighted for Shane. His contributions to ICT are often overlooked, likely due to being a “local”, when in fact he is a mainstay of our current team. New players are noticed, watched and get votes. Well done Shane, your hard work and endeavour has at last been recognised.

I’m more inclined to think we’re fighting for second place so I’m looking for a late Killie winner to knock the stuffing out of Arbroath and deny them any encouragement…

Well done to the ICTFC Under 18s this afternoon as they beat Ayr Utd 2-0 at the HFA in Dingwall. Aaron Nicolson and Duncan Proudfoot were the scorers.

Four games played in March and and three wins what a change and a relief The winner for February is Shane Sutherland The Player of the Year leaders are close with ten points seperating the top 6. Scott Allardice has finally slipped off top spot due to his long term injury. 1st Shane Sutherland, 2nd Scott Allardice, 3rd equal Mark Ridgers & Billy Mckay, 5th Roddy MacGregor and 6th David Carson. With 5 games in April and possible play off games in May if we keep up our good form there are still a lot of points to be gained so please keep voting.

Sounds like a fantastic vision. It is one of those things that needs a lot of things to come together before it can be achieved, so understandable that those involved with the idea don't want to say too much at this stage. The danger is always that too, much publicity raises expectations and if the complete vision can't be delivered, people feel let down when in reality what is delivered represents a real achievement. It does sound really promising though. Even a scaled down version would be a huge boost for the wider football community in the city and the women's game in particular.