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And Paul Allan is reported to have signed a two year contract.

League Cup Draw Dates to be confirmed St Johnstone (H), Morton (A), East Fife (H) Linlithgow Rose (A).

On this day (almost) 100 years ago. I believe that Mantis and Gringo were in attendance Story is on Am Baile Facebook Page 100 years ago today, the first organised women's football match in #Inverness took place between two teams of Caley supporters at Telford Street. One team lined up as Caledonian [pictured] and the other as Athletic. Athletic won the match 4-2 with goals from Ella Moffat (2), Madge Munro and Nan Macdonald. Caley's goals were scored by Annie Macdonald and F. Mackintosh. Names here: https://www.ambaile.org.uk/asset/48946/ #InvernessFootballMemories Inverness Caledonian Thistle Community Development Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC

Could have been worse.

Watch it Gandalf.

We'll just have to hope that none of our players is involved in the last eight of the World Cup

He is here on a two year deal. From the P&J today.

Based on our current squad we have no chance!! We can only assume that after yesterday's release news that we hope to have some players coming in on loans (unlikely to have any deals just yet), players re-signing on new deals, but obviously a lot of new players. By new I include Big Jordan if he returns plus Graeme Shinnie or other players previously with us (e.g.Sole or Lawal both released by Livingston).

I would settle for survival - of the club as a whole, and remaining in the Championship!

Well it was too much for Patrick again, once they get over that crushing blow, they must surely be favourites to go up avoiding the play-offs (if they shrug off the play-off blues) Dunfermline and Raith Rovers in the play-off mix, with perhaps Ayr United? Inverness could do a Falkirk and go straight through, but is that asking too much? I would settle for a season on consolidation say 5th place with a play-off place a definite bonus

I remember it well, too. We were visiting my wife's family in Falkirk/Stenny. I watched the ICT game on the telly, and then got dragged to Ochilview to see Stenny take on arch-enemies Cowdenbeath in the 2nd leg of the play-off final for promotion from Division Three. 0-0 from the first leg. It was a bloody freezing day there, and since my wife's cousin was the volunteer Stenny club photographer, I had to accompany him to what was in those days the completely exposed - and empty - far side of the pitch. He handed me his old camera, and warned me that it had significant shutter lag. It was a dreadful game, with no one scoring, and serious frostbite setting in. Still at 0-0 after 120 minutes, it went to penalties. which Stenny won 5-4. I became a local hero by capturing the winning penalty going into the net past the diving keeper. By that time I had worked out the shutter lag, and IIRC I pressed the button just as the penalty taker was about to hit the ball. The picture has long gone, but they still have a report of the match online - https://www.stenhousemuirfc.com/match/stenhousemuir-fc-v-cowdenbeath-3/ However, in the summer, Livingston were demoted from the First to the Third Division after going into administration and liquidation. This resulted in Cowdenbeath being promoted as well as Stenny. So I could have stayed in the warmth and nursed my misery.

My mum would have been just over a month old when that was taken so there. 😜