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I have been trying to update our team contract details and have a few blanks. On the last club statement new contracts were offered to Devine , Duffy, Doran, Hyde and Cameron MacKay but unable to find any more information on deals agreed. Name Surname Squad Number Signed Till Other Information Scott Allardice 18 May-23 Steven Boyd 30 May-23 Keith Bray 36 May-24 Ethan Cairns 32 David Carson 8 May-24 Robbie Deas 5 May-23 Zak Delaney 23 May-24 Daniel Devine 6 Aaron Doran 10 May-23 Wallace Duffy 2 May-23 Cameron Harper 3 May-24 Harry Hennem 31 Lewis Hyde 16 Roddy MacGregor 12 May-24 Calum MacKay 35 May-24 Cameron MacKay 21 Daniel MacKay 17 On loan from Hibs till May 2023 Billy Mckay 9 May-23 Lewis Nicolson 33 May-25 George Oakley 14 May-24 Max Ram 15 May-24 Ali Riddle 27 Mark Ridgers 1 May-24 Austin Samuels 24 May-23 Nathan Shaw 22 May-23 Matthew Strachan 34 May-24 Shane Sutherland 11 May-23 Robbie Thompson 29 On loan to Clach FC till January2023 Tom Walsh 7 May-23 Sean Welsh 4 May-243 points
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Hello Cove! We welcome new Championship club Cove Rangers to the Caledonian Stadium on Saturday afternoon for our final group G League Cup group stages encounter. It's a 3:00pm kick-off for this game and we should see some familiar faces in the Cove ranks. Former Inverness players Iain Vigurs, Rory McAllister and Ross Draper are still on the books at Balmoral Stadium. Ex Aberdeen players Shay Logan, Mark Reynolds and Fraser Fyvie are also well established opponents and Mitch Megginson is a danger to any team. Last Time Out Cove surprisingly lost out 3-2 at home to Kelty Hearts. McAllister and Vigurs featured in that game with Fraser Fyvie and Robbie Leitch scoring for them. Shay Logan also started but it was Kelty that took the points, and they even had the luxury of Nathan Austin missing a first half penalty. Leitch's late goal made the score closer, but Cove were well beaten. Other group G results: Cove 1-2 Livi, Albion Rovers 1-2 Cove. Inverness eventually cruised to a 4-0 win over Albion Rovers. An early goal for Billy Mckay and a stunning free kick from Cammy Harper gave us the cushion needed at the interval. Another quickie a minute after the restart from Wallace Duffy impersonating a striker and a steal from Harper with his head ended the scoring to put Inverness in a strong place to qualify from Group G. Three wins for the Caley Jags so far over Kelty, Livi and Albion Rovers. The last time we played Albion Rovers thirteen years ago we also ran out 4-0 winners. Even better, we went on to beat Dundee to the Championship title and got promotion to the Premier League for the second time. Sounds good, let's have another bash at that. Cove Catch-up by Eric A corresponding fixture last season saw Paul Hartley in charge, however after guiding Cove to promotions through the leagues to the Championship he has been lured south of the Border to manage Hartlepool United. Hartley and his assistant left this summer after a fee was negotiated. Incoming manager is Jim McIntyre whose coaching career has included Dunfermline, Bristol City (first team coach), Queen of the South then Ross County September 2014 to September 2017 when he was sacked alongside assistant Billy Dodds. Most recently managing Dundee season 2018/19 but was relieved of duties after only 4 wins in 31 games. Former Inverness players Iain Vigurs, Rory McAllister and Ross Draper are still on the books at Balmoral Stadium. Former Don's Shay Logan Mark Reynolds and Fraser Fyvie are also well established opponents and Mitch Megginson is a danger to any team. Incoming players so far are Evan Towler a 17 year old left back on loan from Aberdeen FC B, and Gerry McDonagh a centre forward once of Nottingham Forest Youth to U23 set up but after being with a number of English clubs has arrived at Cove on a free transfer. Latest Team News Sutherland and Walsh are long term casualties Here's Dodds... View full article2 points
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Good to see Lewis Nicolson extend his contract. I’ve liked what I’ve seen of him and he could become a real asset to us: https://ictfc.com/lewis-nicolson-signs-new-contract1 point
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Congratulations to the club for getting closer to promotion than for many years.1 point
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Your ticket won't get you in on Friday, Robert. The game's on Saturday!0 points
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Squad for Season 2025-2026
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Some familiar faces re-appearing in Joe Chalmers, last here in season 2018/2019 and guys like Paul Allan and Remi Savage coming back for more alongside our experienced players in Danny Devine, Billy Mckay, Luis Longstaff.-
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Season Tickets 2025/26
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Lewis Nicolson Leaves Football
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Lewis, 21 years-old, has suffered two serious knee injuries during his time with the club and has now decided to pursue career opportunities elsewhere...-
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