Update to Members: June 2026
- ICT Supporters Trust
- Jun 26
- 4 min read
With the new season fast approaching, as the Trust Board prepares for it, can you help us?
We would like to increase our pool of bar volunteers, not only for working behind the bar but also for assisting in the bar area by managing the queue at busy times and clearing cups.
Full training will be provided, and even if you can only do a few games each season we would love to hear from you. Just drop us an e-mail at info@ictsupporterstrust.org.
We are very grateful for the efforts of everyone who assists us on matchdays: without you, Bar 94 would not have become the success it has.
World Cup Prize Draw
Thank you to everyone who has entered so far, your support is greatly appreciated.
This is your chance to win a stunning 87cm x 67cm framed display featuring signed shirts from football legends Lionel Messi and Christiano Ronaldo, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity issued by R.O.D. Sport Memorabilia.
Every entry helps to support fan-led initiatives and strengthens the Trust’s standing with the football club and the local community. By taking part, you are helping the Trust to continue its work on behalf of supporters.
Tickets are only £5, and are available until 1900 on Sunday 19 July, with the draw taking place on Monday 20 July.
You can enter here:
Friendly: ICT v Ross County
Our first home game of the season is a friendly against Ross County on Saturday 4 July, with a 1400 kick off.
Bar 94 will open at 1100 and again after full time.
The Stagecoach matchday bus service will be operating, leaving the Bus Station at 1145 and 1315, returning from the Stadium 10 minutes after the full time whistle and at 1700.
The bus fare is £2 single (cash or contactless payments accepted), and Over 60 / Disabled and Under 22 Concession passes are valid, giving free travel to passholders.
Remember, the Stadium is now cashless, including the bar and serveries within the Stadium.
However, the Trust will continue to accept cash or card for our pre-match activities including the Football Card and the Time of the First Goal competition.
Disability Working Group
We have had constructive dialogue with the club about how we can improve the matchday experience for fans with disabilities, with some positive changes planned.
Significantly, the ticketing procedure for fans with disabilities who purchase tickets on a match-by-match basis has been changed. From this season, fans with disabilities will only need to prove their eligibility when they purchase their first ticket each season, and their account will be updated accordingly. Thereafter, they need only phone the Stadium to purchase tickets, which will be e-mailed to them or sent to their phone. This avoids the need for them to collect tickets from the Club Shop for every game.
The first ticket purchase need not be made on the day of a game, so if it is convenient for these fans to call at the Stadium in advance of the matchday, they will be able to park right in front of the club shop, easing access.
A number of other improvements are planned, but these will not necessarily be in place by the start of the new season, given the significant amount of work that is being carried out in and around the Stadium at present.
These include:
Relining and improving the layout of the disabled parking area in the North Car Park.
Painting hatch markings in front of wheelchair areas to deter fans from standing in these areas and to make it easier for Stewards to keep these areas clear.
Installing handrails on the bottom three steps in the stairwells in the Main Stand.
Producing an introductory video to the Stadium and its facilities.
We hope that these improvements will make a difference to many fans, and we are grateful to all members who provided feedback on the issues they face when attending matches.
We also recognise the positive approach taken by Scott Young and David Scott, and the club’s desire to make improvements where practical.
Audio Updates for Visually Impaired Fans
The club has equipment that allows visually impaired fans to receive audio updates to help them follow the action on the pitch. The system has not been used for some years but, along with the club, we are looking to reinstate it.
Can you help?
A full commentary is not required, but updates on what is happening can make all the difference to the enjoyment and experience of visually impaired fans. Training will be provided, and you will receive free access to the match and half time refreshments.
If you can assist for some matches this season, just drop us an e-mail at info@ictsupporterstrust.org and we will let the club know.
Season Tickets
If you have not yet renewed or purchased your season ticket, details of how to do so are here:
ICT Worldwide
Remember, if you are travelling this summer, send us your photos so we can feature you in ICT Worldwide.
Full details are here:
Comments or Questions
We are grateful to all our members for the continued support given to the Trust.
If you have any comments or questions for us, please speak to any of us in Bar 94 before or after any game, or drop us an e-mail at info@ictsupporterstrust.org.
If any of your family or friends are not yet members, please encourage them to join us. It is easy to do so here:
Or we can sign them up in Bar 94 at any home game. It will be £5 well spent.
George Moodie
Chair
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