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We have sent the e-mail copied below to our members this morning, and we would welcome further volunteers, particularly for the areas highlighted in the e-mail. If you are willing and able to assist, or know someone who can, please contact us at [email protected]. Together we can help the club through these difficult times. Content of e-mail: First of all I would like to thank you for responding to our request for volunteers. Many of you have already been called upon and we are so very grateful. Bar 94 - We could not have got this open without many volunteers and this is still a work in progress. If you haven't managed to check it out yet then please pop in for a pre or post match pint. To those of you who came along to help Dale (groundsman) before a recent game, he couldn't speak highly enough of you and was very appreciative of your time and effort. This is something likely to be repeated throughout the season. Others I know are still working away behind the scenes helping in different ways. Now more than ever before we need help in all areas and this may include matchdays. Whether it's helping in the bar, taking a turn in one of the Blue High Vis jackets assisting the support, working with Dale, picking up a paint brush or anything else that may come up. We are hoping to run another 'permission to sell alcohol' course shortly so if you have any experience or just fancy learning a new skill then please let us know. At the meeting last week we were asked to put a call out to anyone with security experience, especially if you happen to have an SIA badge. (If you don't know what this is then you won't have it lol).

The Supporters Trust is holding a Fundraiser on Saturday before and after the Kelty game in Bar 94, with all proceeds going to assist in covering the club's running costs. We are also encouraging all fans to come to the game and do their bit to help the management team and players start to recover the points deduction. Full details of events on the day are in this announcement on our website: https://www.ictsupporterstrust.org/post/ictst-back-the-team-and-fundraising-statement Highlights include an auction for Mark Ridgers' signed cup final gloves, that he has kindly donated to assist the club. A raffle will take place, along with a free prize draws. Saturday marks the official launch of our partnership with Dog Falls, the Inverness-based brewery, who are also supporting the raffle. We are very grateful to Dog Falls. Their products were very well received at the soft launch two weeks ago, so come along and try them yourselves on Saturday! The bar opens at 1200, so please come down early. After the match, the bar will again be open and, as well as the Player of the Match presentation, the full first team will be joining us, so please join us then too. If you cannot attend on Saturday, why not show your support to the club, either by buying a match ticket or donating to the crowd funder. Details are in the release above. We hope you can join us on Saturday, and please spread the word.

Along with the others I don’t think he’ll be missed too much on footballing merit. He couldn’t do it in the championship and he couldn’t do it in league 1 either. The amount of moans I’ve been hearing this past year and a half about needing better strikers in also proves this point. He wasn’t signed up for league two with us next season which might have been his level?

Which one of the highly credible offers (sarcasm) did you want us to accept? Makwana’s or Anderson’s? Ketan couldn’t provide any proof of funds and one quick look at Companies House shows Anderson’s bid would have wasted our time too. Anderson also pulled out of a takeover at the last second with a club down in England. Administration was inevitable as nobody with a modicum of business sense would have bought the club with the level of debt it had incurred. Further by not pushing the admin button now, we risked Alan Savage walking away and being in an even worse or frankly terminal place.