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NPL Stats – 2022/23 Total individual entries: 921 Total correct HT: 189 Total correct FT: 67 Total correct 1st Scorer ICT: 176 Total correct 1st Scorer Opp: 142 Crowd - 10 pts: 3 Crowd - 5 pts: 221 Highest individual points tally: Most correct HT: 18 MrCaleyjag Most correct FT: 6 DoofersDad, Gringo, Ictross Most correct 1st Scorer ICT: 12 Robert, caleycalum, Ictross Most correct 1st Scorer Opp: – 10 Robert; MrCaleyjag Most correct Crowd - 10 pts: – 1 CaleyCanary, caleycalum, Scotty Most correct Crowd - 5 pts: – 20 old caley girl The 100% club (entered all 49 games):- caleyjag Gringo Jodie Carnie Lmclmm MrCaleyjag Mrs Gringo Robert But there's only one stat' that really matters.... NPL CHAMPION 2022/23 Gringo

Maybe ICT should 'email' him and ask him if he's contracted to 2024 or not!!

Met this guy David Bauckham when he flew all the way up from Sussex to see Gala v Whitehill. Very detailed article. https://dbauckham.exposure.co/concrete-ambition

Yeah that’s the one, famous for the ‘Brutalist’ architecture of the concrete stand. Caley actually got drawn there twice in the cup in the 1980s and I was there as a lad. 2-0 win in 1984 (but only after Gala should’ve taken the lead but hit the post with a penalty) and then about 5 years later a 2-2 draw followed by a 4-1 win in the replay.

What gibberish. John Hughes was part of our premiership era, arguably the peak, and as you say our finances were healthier then. We still have generous donors who are covering the eye watering loses from the last couple of seasons. We are still working on a premier league budget in the championship. It's not the amount of money we're spending, it's the fact we're spending it on huge numbers of coaching staff, sporting directors, sports scientists, video analysts etc. and seeing zero benefit. It's bizarrely amusing that we have had so many injuries since introducing a dedicated sports scientist, played some of the dullest football since introducing more coaches, have been found lacking on player recruitment since bringing in a sporting director and put out the shodiest highlights since employing a video analyst!

The winner for this season voted for by you is Billy Mckay. Billy started the season well winning for July and always puts in a great shift also winning in January and February. He had 41 appearances this season scoring 19 goals bringing his total to 100 for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, 1 short of the record held by Dennis Wyness. Congratulations to Billy a clear winner I hope he will sign another contract for next season and carry on scoring goals for us. Full Name: William Robert Mckay Born: October 22nd, 1988 (Corby) Height: 1.7m Position: Striker Signed: June 13th, 2021 First Manager: Billy Dodds Left Club: May 31st, 2023 Career Stats: 246 appearances, 100 goals Debut (as sub): August 27th, 2011 - Inverness CT 2 - 1 Kilmarnock (League - ) Full Debut: December 3rd, 2011 - St. Mirren 1 - 2 Inverness CT (League - ) First Goal: December 10th, 2011 - Inverness CT 2 - 3 Dundee Utd (League - ) Also Played For: Dundee Utd, Hinckley United, Leceister City, Oldham Athletic, Ross County, Wigan Athletic Player of the Year Winner with 73 points Billy Mckay Second with 48 points Scott Allardice Third with 47 points Nathan Shaw Fourth with 44 points Zak Delaney Fifth with 38 points Mark Ridgers Sixth with 30 points Robbie Deas Monthly Winners July Billy Mackay August Austin Samuels September Zak Delaney October Zak Delaney November Billy Mackay December David Carson January Billy Mackay February Billy Mackay March Jay Henderson April Nathan Shaw May/June Cameron Harper Thank you again for all your votes throughout the season

Money counts (or doesn’t in this case), hence Dodds 2 more years. His previous spell in charge has been (no pun intended ) for me, a struggle to watch or comprehend the game plan! I cannot agree with IHE it’s a ‘clean sheet’ going forward for Dodds as he has the legacy of the previous years on his tab. (Yak yak injuries and bad luck). The task for him to prove he can provide a team and game plan that improves in both results and performance. I’m open enough and willing to provide him the 18 months to see what he can do, and despite my reservations hope he succeeds as Inverness can and should have a top league team. It will be selective matches however now going forward for me!

Thanks Chris for remembering Newtongrange… that makes my tally 56. All SPFL from 2022-23 except Bonnyrigg, Elgin, Annan, Peterhead, Dumbarton, Meadowbank. Gutted to miss both games at Dumbarton, and for Elgin, had match ticket and train ticket bought but was ill on the day… Non-league - Spartans, Ness FC, Goathill (Stornoway), Newtongrange, Clach, Brechin, Buckie, Broadwood, Cowden, Gretna, Inverurie, Keith. Demolished - Telford St, Brockville, Love St, Bayview, Firs Park, Boghead, . The National Stadium. Furth of Scotland - Astra, Birmingham City, Fleetwood.