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At half time, show your support to the ICT WFC Academy Under 18s who will be presented with the league trophy and league cup medals from their 2025 season. Well done to the girls and their coaches.

No AI picture. Gutted.

Very very proud grandad 70-57 to Inverness bears.

Saw that a few minutes ago. That's a superb signing if it happens.

And Breathe After the hectic January schedule we can now ease back on the throttle a tad and take a slightly more leisurely approach to February kicking off with a home fixture against East Fife on Saturday, a team we fitted in to our January schedule just a couple of weeks ago with a 0-2 win at Baltic Bayview. We saw out our January League1 duties with another win over Alloa followed by a hard earned draw away to Queen of the South. What all that means is that we still top the table, level on points with Stenhousemuir, and we still have a game in hand over them. It's very tight at the top with Queens on form and pushing hard and Alloa looking likely to be the fourth team to stay in the play off places come the end of the season. However, it's still all to play for with around forty points up for grabs. Rumours abound that Ben Brannan is coming back to us on loan from Killie for the rest of the season. Happy days! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Match/Ticket/Bus/Bar/Info Loans: Strachan to Forfar Jack Walker to Buckie ⬇️ Hospitality ⬇️ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hospitality 🍽️ Kingsmills Lounge Hospitality Limited availability remaining! Join us for matchday hospitality on Saturday 🎟️ £70 per person (inc. VAT) ✅ Season Ticket discount available 📩Secure your place: [email protected] 🚍 Leave Bus Station 1245/1415 🚍Return Bus Station 5 & 6pm 💲 £2.70 single Contactless payment or cash ✔️ Concession passes are valid 😀 Tickets for game only ⬇️Tickets are available from HERE - Club Shop, & 01463 222880 Open Mon-Fri: 9.30am – 4pm, Sat: 10am – KO Get tickets before 12pm on Matchday (3hrs before kick-off) to save at the advanced rate Under 16s Tickets/Disabled Carer Tickets are not available online but are available in-store Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 Last 10 Competitive Meetings with East Fife 2 - 0 (A) 4 - 1 (H) 1 - 0 (H) 4 - 0 (H) 2 - 3 (A) 4 - 2 (H) 5 - 1 (A) 1 - 0 (A) 4 - 0 (H) 5 - 1 (A) Our starting XI at Palmerston where we led twice but had to settle for a draw against a much improved QotS since we last played them in the 4-0 TV thrashing towards the end of November. This one ended 2-2 with a deflected Sole effort putting us ahead before a Kennedy cross nestled into the back of the net. A superb header from Alonge put us back in front before a late Hewitt strike levelled an intriguing contest. The point was enough for the us to retain top spot with the top four all drawing. Last Six League1: L L D W W D During our jam-packed January, we lost the first two in our last six League1 games, going down 1-0 at Ochilview followed by defeat at Montrose (2-1). We slowed the rot at Cove (0-0) before we lifted the spirits with wins at East Fife (0-2) & Alloa (3-1). The final game was that draw at Palmerston in a quality encounter. Last time at Bayview 2 - 0: On the Road Again Another away game as we play catch-up at Bayview. The first half passed everyone by as nothing happened. A much better second forty-five saw Inverness build a head of steam before substitute Alfie Stewart lashed home a swerving shot from outside the box. Alfie Bavidge raced clear in time added on to seal the deal and put the Caley Jags back to winning ways and back on top of the table. Good win in difficult conditions.... but that first half needs wiped from the memory. Two or three struggling according to Kells? A more encouraging performance last weekend from the Fifers but they still went down 2-3 to Montrose in a game they probably should have taken something from. Alas, it's not been a great run since they beat Elgin City in the KDM Trophy win at Elgin City, winning 2-3 before bowing out to Championship side Arbroath with a 3-0 defeat. The same side that ended their Scottish cup campaign. However, let's not dwell on Scottish Cup results this season Last Six League1: L L L L L L It's quite straightforward to be honest. Six League1 defeats on the trot! It started with two 0-1 defeats at home to Peterhead & Kelty Hearts. Thrashed @ Stenhousemuir (5-0), v Inverness (0-2), @ QotS (5-1) and the last one at home to Montrose 2-3. In the January sales, East Fife took on some fresh legs and moved a couple on. Destiny Oladipo: Forward 6 month deal. David Wilson: Defender 6 month deal. Dennis Halliday: Forward 6 month deal. Omar Elharek: Midfielder joined Jan22nd. Robert Jones has left the club after 52 appearances and 5 goals. Gregor Nicol has joined Bonnyrigg Rose on loan until the end of the season. Tommy Goss returned to Annan after loan ended. Was Dick happy after the QotS thrashing...Erm No! Alan Trouten red carded in that one Two match ban for the experienced striker and he will miss the game against Inverness. Only three League1 fixtures this weekend with Stenhousemuir & Kelty in Scottish Cup derbies. against Falkirk & Dunfermline Athletic. Also, we will find out who we play in the KDM Semi-Final with St Johnstone playing Ayr United on Saturday. Pos Team Pld Gd Pts ICTFC 22 24 41 Stenny 23 14 41 QueenS 23 8 38 Alloa 23 11 34 Monty 21 -11 27 P'Head 21 -12 27 E Fife 22 -15 25 💰 Accies 22 15 23 Cove 22 -6 18 Kelty 23 -28 14 Great strike from Sam Culbert last weekend ⚽

What’s refreshing this season is our home league form. We’ve won 9 and drawn 1 of 11 games, taking 28 points out of 33. It’s a long time since we’ve been able to think of “fortress Inverness” but this season we can. In our last four home league games, we’ve scored 14 and just conceded 1. Long may it continue.

Good to have Ben Brannan back to our club.

A win today would put important daylight between us and those chasing us ahead of two tough games at Hamilton and at home to Stenny. February could be a pivotal month for us.

St Johnstone v Ayr GAME OFF - KDM Q/F Scheduled for Tuesday 10th Feb now.

Looking forward to today’s match now we’re passed the January heavy game schedule. On paper this should be a straightforward game (and win) of us. Our players are better and we’re playing on our own surface. The four new EF faces will be unknown but we have the measure of the rest of their players. The only trick I believe EF can ‘pull’ will come from grizzly old Dick Campbell. If he can get his team to sit deep, disrupt play and slow the game down then it may be a frustrating watch. A couple of ICT goals in the first half will set us on the way for a good win!! bc

Another home game this weekend, I hope the women get another win.

Sorry, my fault. Picked them for a draw in the NAPS comp.