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No leave it in for Billy Dodds to see!

When Ayr brought on Adeloye and O'Connor at the start of the second half our defence was starting to creak and that's when we should have made changes then they brought on Smith and things got worse. It took until the 83rd minute before he took on Devine. Lee Bullen got his tactics right and were unlucky not to win the game.

Should have brought Devine on earlier.

McAlear off

Samuels on

Roddy MacGregor on for Logan Chalmers.

Goal for Ayr game on now!

Harper on for Doran. A great save from Mackay at the start!

We just need to keep it up and get another goal.

Another great goal from Chalmers after more good play.

Good play for the goal!

Same starting line up as last game.

Billy Dodds is keen to keep Reece McAlear at ICT whether it will be a possible extension to his loan from Norwich City or to make an offer for him. It has been reported that St Johnstone, St Mirren and Kilmarnock are tracking him and would be keen to sign him. I would like to have him in our team next season if it’s possible whichever league we are playing in.

And he might be back before the end of the season

Paul Cherry Medal Raffle In Aid Of Dnipro Kids APRIL 4, 2022 ICTFC MEDIA Former Caley Thistle player Paul Cherry is raffling his 1996/97 Third Division Winners medal in aid of the charity Dnipro Kids, to help with the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. Entries to the Raffle cost £10 and are available HERE & the Raffle ends on Saturday, 30th April 2022 Cherry made over 100 appearances for the Caley Jags, scoring 19 goals in his time during the club between 1996 and 1999. 1996/97 Squad Photo The former ICTFC Midfielder spoke to ictfc.com about his decision to raffle his 1996/97 league Winners medal. Cherry said: “The medal has been in my drawer in my house and I thought the money we can hopefully raise can go to better use for these young kids.” “The charity was set up by my friend Steven Carr, I saw him on national television when he was bringing the Ukrainian orphans over to the UK. There was about 50 of them and I thought that was just superb and I thought if I could help in any way then I would. “Obviously, for a football supporter, to have a chance to have a tiny bit of the club’s history with a medal then everyone benefits. I have the memories in my head, I’ve got scrap books so I don’t need medals.” Paul also reflected on his time at Inverness being a positive one in his career and the vision of the club attracted him at the time. He said: “When I came up to Inverness, I’d left St Johnstone where I’d had a successful career, we had Dougie McGilvray as Chairman at the time, Steve Paterson as manager and the vision they had was something I wanted to be apart of.” “Moving to a new Stadium, Inverness wanted to get onto the football map which they’ve obviously done really well since then. The club had really nice people, a great team spirit which is the most important thing, all successful teams have very good team spirits and that’s what Steve Paterson and Alex Caldwell tried to grow.” “It was just a really good, enjoyable and successful period up there. I only have good memories and look out for their results every week.” Since retiring from football Paul has since moved to Spain. He said: “We moved to Spain 17 years ago, we have an estate agency which is CherSun.com which keeps us really busy.” “We have a really nice lifestyle over here. I don’t miss the Inverness weather!” “I had great football memories up in Inverness. I still watchout for a few of my ex-teammates who work for the club Billy Dodds, John Robertson, Barry Wilson and Charlie Christie. I have great memories there and hopefully the club can be promoted back to the Premiership, where they deserve to be.”

And for fitting wing mirrors they were not standard fit until the late 70's. You had to remember to put a bit of tape on the wing so the drill would not slip and of course it was a hand drill, remember them The wing mirrors on the Volvo are Ford Corsair mirrors.

Not getting ahead of ourselves we still have to win at least 5 more games!

More Buckfast at Ibrox.

These were the days it would be good to get back again!

The new waste transfer station being built at the old dump and the massive extension to the maltings.

Happy days!

Our 16s were 7-2 winners against Moray Girls this morning to progress in to the League Cup semi final

Just the wrong time of the day Robert sunny one minute and hail the next, the new ones don't have a badge like Albion, Leyland or AEC so I haven't a clue I would think the folks with a bus pass would hop on this one without a glance but younger ones might wonder if it is the right one. I wonder if there is a special reason for the old colours on this one

I have my blue and red specs on mon the Ton