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Crucial Kelty Crunch Game After a convincing 2-0 win at Peterhead in midweek, the Caley Jags head into the final three games of the season with a one point advantage over a relentless Stenhousemuir. A stunning Alfie Stewart free kick and an equally impressive team goal put into the net by Chanka Zimba saw us leap frog the Warriors with no room for error over the final 270 minutes. Kelty come North on the back of a great result against Montrose which has seen them narrow the gap to safety and they now sit five points adrift of Cove Rangers and two behind Hamilton Accies. With Kelty in as much need of points as us but for different reasons, then this could be a tough game all round but one we are well capable of dealing with after showing more conviction in the second half at Balmoor. Don't forget to put your retro shirts on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Match/Ticket/Bus/Bar/Info Bring a Friend for a Fiver ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All 8 Competitive Meetings 0 - 0 (A) 2 - 2 (H) 3 - 0 (A) 0 - 2 (H) 1 - 0 (A) 1 - 1 (H) 0 - 0 (A) 1 - 0 (A) We were in the Pink at Balmoor on Tuesday night and warmed to the task with an assured performance to put promotion back in our own grasp, but there's no wiggle room with Stenny breathing down our necks. Keep it under your hat, but Alfie Stewart is turning out to be a great asset. He doesn't do tap-ins. Every one of his goals this season have been belters. Last Six League1: D W D D D W Not turning draws into wins has been a major stumbling block this season in our drive for promotion. We took the bull by the horns against Peterhead and took the game to them, especially in the second half where nobody would have complained had we scored half a dozen. Here's a sobering thought. We have never beaten Kelty at home in the three games we have played in the Highlands with one defeat and two draws. The diamond shaped midfield worked well at Peterhead, especially in the second half where we went for the jugular. Chanka Zimba notched his 19th goal of the season at Peterhead and Alfie's stunner was his eighth. Getting to the game Bar 94 and Matchday Bus times for Saturday's game against Kelty Hearts. Bar 94 will open at 1200, with last orders at 1430 (the bar must be fully vacated by 1445). The bar reopens at full time, when expect to be joined by some of the players. Operated by Stagecoach, buses will leave the Bus Station for the Stadium at 1245 and 1415. Buses return from the Stadium to the Bus Station 10 minutes after the full time whistle and at 1800. The bus fare is £2 single (contactless payments or cash accepted), and Over 60 / Disabled and Under 22 Concession passes are valid, giving free travel on the service to passholders. Why not come down early, make a day of it, and wait to see the players after full time? Saturday is Retro Shirt Day in Bar 94, so a chance to wear your all time favourite strip, whilst we also have excellent, high quality framed prints of the Stadium, produced and donated by member Stewart Coghill, available for purchase at £50 each. Some great shirts over the years. Dig out your grandads olde shirt and wear it with pride, preferably without your grandad still inside it. The Kelty recovery continued last Saturday with a tremendous 3-1 win at home to Montrose. An Arnott penalty and a brace from Cooper won the points at New Central Park. That followed on from an excellent 2-1 win away to Accies and an equally impressive home draw with Queen of the South who ended that game with ten men. Last Six League1: L D L W D W It's not been the best of seasons for the Maroons since we beat them 3-0 in the season opener back on the 2nd of August. Seems like a lifetime away now. However with the return of Cunningham, Kelty have a glimmer of hope in avoiding automatic relegation and that looked a forlorn hope a month ago. January window signings: In: Arran Pettifer, midfielder (Arbroath); Dylan Corr, defender (Morton, loan to permanent); Ross Cunningham, forward (Stirling Albion) Loan in: Cammy Cooper, forward (Airdrie); Sam Fisher, defender (Dunfermline); Alasdair Davidson, defender (Dunfermline) Pos Team Pld Gd Pts 1 ICTFC 33 34 62 2 Stenny 33 22 61 3 Alloa 33 14 50 4 QuotS 33 8 49 5 P'Head 33 -12 42 6 Monty 33 -15 41 7 E Fife 33 -25 34 8 Cove 33 -7 31 9 Accies 33 9 28 10 Kelty 33 -28 26 Going to the wire! How's your nails>>> Inverness CT 62pts THE RUN IN Stenhousemuir 61pts P'Head 0-2 ICTFC ✔️ 14th April STENNY - No ⛔ Game ICTFC v Kelty Hearts 18th April @15:00 Cove v STENNY East Fife v ICTFC 25th April @15:00 STENNY v Alloa ICTFC v Accies 2nd May @15:00 Montrose v STENNY

Happily settle on a 1-0 victory as it’s the three points that’s important, however I believe this can be a 4 or 5 goal romp for us if the team applies the same mindset displayed impressively against Peterhead on Tuesday. Don’t care what Stenny do. We should be confident to master our own destiny. bc

I would buy the nearest seat and find two spare seats together. There’s always plenty room in the north stand and it should be the same in the main stand

At the end of 2025 we ended the year top of the league after being deducted five points. Here is an update on the Player of the Month up to December and the leaders in the Player of the Year for the season. Player of the Month. Seven different players, well done to all July. Paul Allan/Alfie Stewart. 13 points each with Liam Sole and Remi Savage second and third. August. Oscar MacIntyre. A clear winner on 64 points with David Wotherspoon and Alfie Stewart second and third. September. Liam Sole. 28 points with Calum MacLeod and David Wotherspoon a close second and third. October. Joe Chalmers. 13 points with Calum MacLeod and Liam Sole a close second and third. November. Adam MacKinnon. A clear winner on 39 points with Paul Allan and Remi Savage second and third. December. Remi Savage. 16 points with Calum MacLeod and Paul Allan a close second and third. Referee Performance. The best was Daniel Graves in our 6 – 0 win over Dundee 11. Some were Reasonable and some Poor. Two were Terrible, Iain Sneddon in our 2 – 0 win against Peterhead. Gavin Duncan in our 1 – 2 defeat against Stenhousemuir. The top six so far. 1. Calum MacLeod. 2. Oscar MacIntyre. 3. Paul Allan. 4. David Wotherspoon. 5. Adam MacKinnon. 6. Luis Longstaff. Many thanks to all who have voted so far, please keep your votes coming in, a higher number of votes the more points for the players. Even if you have not voted before it’s not too late, start anytime, even the next game on the TV.

Don’t want to too picky as it’s a strong TOTY but if Oscar MacIntyre had been allowed to play /start in more ICT teams he would have IMO had a good case to be in the mix for the left back position. bc

Hi guys, does anyone know how the bring a friend scheme for £5 works when it comes to seating? Obviously we'd like our mate to be sitting next to us but we can't select the seat next to us. Do we just book the nearest one and politely ask that someone swaps? Doesn't really seem fair but can't think of anything else. Thanks!

Clearly other pro players see how big his contribution is whereas we often just see the odd bad pass etc. We certainly missed him when he was out injured recently.

Was about to post the same thing. So CTO’s top 2 are unsurprisingly in the league 1 team of the year, but Devine isn’t even in our top 6, which doesn’t seem to do justice to the consistency of his performances and his importance to the team.

A mixed March with two 3 - 1 home wins and three 1 - 1 draws Player of the month for March. We have a joint first on 33 points, Jordan Alonge and Alfie Stewart, well done to both players Third and fourth were Oscar MacIntyre and Remi Savage. Referee Performance. Two Mediocre and two poor, and in our 3 - 1 home win against Peterhead George Calder was "Terrible" Player of the Year standings. All to play for with only three games if we can win the league and avoid the extra playoff games. Thank you for the votes and keep them coming in. Alfie Stewart Remi Savage Oscar MacIntyre Calum MacLeod Liam Sole David Wotherspoon.