Paul Chalk

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Chalk

Former Caley Thistle boss Duncan Ferguson has his sights set on a return to coaching, insisting he has “got a lot to offer”. The former Dundee United, Rangers, Everton, Newcastle striker and Scotland internationalist was axed by Inverness last October when the League One club plunged into administration. Ferguson, 53, replaced Billy Dodds in September 2023, before the Caley Jags were relegated from the Championship last summer.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Chalk

Caley Thistle owner-in-waiting Alan Savage is poised to give the green light to fresh investment from his business which would see the Caledonian Stadium renamed the Orion Group Stadium. Savage, who is the founder and chairman of the Inverness-based oil and gas recruitment giants, is ready to rubber-stamp a total £600,000 youth academy and stadium renaming investment from his company. However, that will only go ahead if shareholders agree to pass their shares over to him for 100% control.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Chalk

Interim Caley Thistle chairman Scott Young is calling on fans and businesses to join the journey as the League One club seek to exit administration. Young, who doubles as ICT supporters’ liaison officer (SLO), stepped into the leading boardroom position after Panos Thomas resigned last October.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Chalk

A Caley Thistle podcaster reckons keeping Scott Kellacher in place next season would be the ideal starting point once administration is banished. Sandy Sutherland, of The Wyness Shuffle, is delighted former chairman Alan Savage is the preferred bidder for the League One club as they progress towards a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) and putting this term’s admin strife behind them.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Chalk

Caley Thistle are poised to call in an emergency keeper once more as they await news on whether Musa Dibaga will be sidelined with injury. Spanish-born Dibaga, who gained a Gambian international call-up last month, has been ICT’s number one this season as the club have fought to stay in League One following a 15-point administration punishment. On Saturday, the 24-year-old suffered a hamstring injury when he cleared the ball to prevent a corner against Kelty Hearts.