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OK, the play-offs get serious from now on at both ends of the table. So who will be joining us next season in the Championship. QF1: ended Pars 0-0 Raith Saturday 8th May: QF2: Raith 2v0 Pars - Raith now face Dundee home & Away 1st Leg: Montrose 2v1 Morton (2nd leg Tuesday 11th May) 1st Leg: Cove 1v1 Airdrie (2nd leg Tuesday 11th May) The Scottish Championship, League 1 and League 2 play-off finals have been rescheduled to allow fans to attend. The Scottish government is expected to confirm that crowds of up to 500 will be permitted without prio
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Not this last season, neither did Harkness.
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New Contracts Inverness Caledonian Thistle can confirm Harry Nicolson, Ryan Fyffe, Lewis Hyde and Anthony McDonald have signed new contracts with the club.
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Just a distant memory already
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Confirmed by ICTFC
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Our stats show Daniel on a three year contract 01/07/2019 to 31/05/2022 Here's our Bio: Daniel made his professional first team debut and scored his first professional goal against Peterhead on 7 October 2017 in the Scottish Challenge Cup. He scored his first league goal in a 3-1 away loss to Falkirk. MacKay is the youngest player and goalscorer in the club's history, at just 16 years and 174 days. He bagged his first hat-trick in a pre-season friendly vs Strathspey Thistle on 30 June 2018. Here's hoping he can continue that type of form into the season. In season 2019/20
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Season ends in stalemate Inverness opened the scoring early through Daniel Mackay in the sixth minute. We were unable to build on that and Ayr levelled before the break when Aaron Muirhead converted a penalty after Baird went down in the box. Level at the break but Sean Welsh bagged a penalty two minutes into the second half only for United to level again through Josh Todd. No further scoring but results elsewhere meant that Ayr were safe and Dundee jumped above Raith Rovers to finish second. The final game of the season for Inverness saw Ayr United come North looking for a po-
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JOINT WINNERS The Scottish Professional Football League (the “SPFL”) today announced that the final of the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Cup will not take place and that Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Raith Rovers have been declared joint winners of the competition for Season 2019/20. What that means is they both win a joint
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Nothing about Todorov, Neil McCann on the other hand.......... Alleged Party in Breach: Neil McCann, Manager, Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC Date: 24 April 2021 Competition: Scottish Championship Match: Heart of Midlothian FC v Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC Disciplinary Rule allegedly breached: Disciplinary Rule 203 – No member of Team Staff shall commit Misconduct at a match Principal hearing date: Thursday 20 May 2021 Fixed Suspension of 1 match offered
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The end is nigh For us, it's the final game of the season as we have missed out on the promotion play-offs despite a tremendous last six weeks which saw us go on a six game winning run including a derby Scottish Cup win over Ross County. Unfortunately we left ourselves an uphill task after the first two thirds of our season was decimated by injuries, covid and inclement weather. Ayr United head North with Championship survival high on their agenda as they look to avoid the relegation play-offs with Arbroath and Morton the other contenders. The game is a 19:45 kick-off on Friday nig
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The end is nigh For us, it's the final game of the season as we have missed out on the promotion play-offs despite a tremendous last six weeks which saw us go on a six game winning run including a derby Scottish Cup win over Ross County. Unfortunately we left ourselves an uphill task after the first two thirds of our season was decimated by injuries, covid and inclement weather. Ayr United head North with Championship survival high on their agenda as they look to avoid the relegation play-offs with Arbroath and Morton the other contenders. The game is a 19:45 kick-off on Friday nig -
Not looking like it will be McCann Courier Article
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Neil's last stand
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Toddy for me, as good as Benzema last night. Great control to bring it down from that height and hit it before it hit the ground whilst under pressure. Tremendous.
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Don't complain if you don't get you're vote in for your own choice. Voting closes on Thursday night, winners announced on Friday.
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If you have not already seen the goals, here they are. Robbie Deas look away now...
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Hearts end our season Our season looked over inside ten minutes after Mackay-Steven ran at the defence before drilling a low shot into the bottom corner as the defenders backed off. McEneff doubled the lead with the aid of a deflection in the ninth minute to nestle the ball in the bottom corner again. Mackay-Steven notched his second as he poked his leg in between Deas and Ridgers to kill the game with half an hour gone. The second half was an anti-climax for both sides with no further scoring, and with results elsewhere our challenge has come to an end. ____________________________
