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On Friday 13th March the Scottish football season was suspended and our successful season and business ground to a halt. The following day the club held a board meeting in Aviemore in which Manager John Robertson also attended. In the last few minutes of that somewhat surreal meeting we discussed the best way forward and…

On Tuesday 23rd March our sponsors Subway UK closed for the foreseeable future due to their concerns re Covid 19 but their Inverness stores contacted the club and very kindly offered to make up as many Subway sandwiches as the could prior to closing. We were delighted to take this offer up and CEO Scot…

Caley Jags Manager Robbo was at the wheel yesterday as he was out and about the Inverness area with Assistant Scott Kellacher, and some of the 1st Team, delivering some of the ICT TogetherNess shopping packages to pensioners who are in isolation like the rest of the country at the moment.  Over 100 households have…

The club has seen the best and worst of people in the last couple of days. Unfortunately, some very unsavoury characters have both committed theft and attempted to commit theft in the external areas of the Caledonian Stadium and the same has happened with some of our near neighbour businesses. Fortunately we have excellent CCTV…

As the city’s senior football club, we feel a responsibility to ensure that our loyal senior citizen fans are supported as best we can during this very difficult time for the country and especially because of the ongoing disruptions and restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.   In the first instance, the Chairman, CEO and Board of Directors…

The SPFL and SFA Joint Response Group have, this afternoon, issued a further update which contains a FAQs JOINT RESPONSE GROUP UPDATE 16/03/20 The Joint Response Group continues to meet daily. This update follows the decision of the Scottish FA Board on 13 March to suspend all football under its jurisdiction until further notice and…

The club can confirm that the player that went into isolation last week does not have COVID-19 and is returning to training this week with the rest of the squad. No players, staff or coaches at ICTFC are in isolation. 

The club was sadden to hear that former Inverness Thistle and Caledonian player Bobby Nield passed away last week. The club sends it condolences to his brother Freddie, who also played for Thistle and Caley, and to Bobby’s wife and family. 

The club can confirm that earlier this morning, one player reported that he had a number of similar symptoms to those of Covid 19. Following UK Govt guidelines and advice, the player was instructed to self isolate and he accordingly did not report into Caledonian Stadium. This action is entirely precautionary, appropriate and proportionate and does not affect the rest of the…