Football - Inverness Caley Thistle

Winter weather has impact on football card on Saturday.

The caterers were the local business owed the most money by the football club in their list of creditors.

Club now deducted 15 points and at the bottom of League One.

There are still several links to the other side of the Kessock Bridge in Dingwall.

It is claimed his first offer of investment was rejected on Tuesday.

Club legend’s biggest concern is driving past a ghost stadium.

Campaign is 25 per cent on its way to target.

Club set to hold open meeting on Monday night with fans.

The board have contacted BDO - the same company that handled the liquidation of Rangers.

Defender agrees loan deal.

Inverness Caley Thistle are hopeful of a new dawn after incoming advisor Alan Savage secured agreement to wipe more than £3 million in historic debts.

Chief executive has also left as club look for new investment.

Majority shareholder speaks about how club will deal with potential transfers.

He says the key financial are ‘commercialisation, fan engagement, entertainment, leisure options and community building’.

North of Scotland Cup first round draw is made.

But he insists that despite the ‘cry for help’ that ‘Inverness is a good brand. There are a few buyers or investors interested’.

Caley Thistle fans have said they would prefer administration over moving first team training to Kelty – here’s what that would look like.

He asks fans to ‘rally round the club’ saying ‘administration is a desperate thing to happen to a club and must, at all cost, not happen to ICTFC’.

Ross County’s season may have only just finished, but they will already be looking ahead to the 2024/25 campaign tomorrow.

He says 'all of us in the Highlands feel the same terrible knot in the stomach when we hear there has been another accident on the A9.'