Born and raised in the Highlands, originally from Golspie, George has held an ICT season ticket in the North Stand for over 26 years. Alongside his three sons, he rarely misses an opportunity to follow the club both home and away.

 

George joined the Supporters Trust Board in 2023 with a simple aim: to help strengthen the relationship between supporters and the club. During the challenges of Administration and throughout the transition to new ownership, he worked closely with supporters, club representatives, and stakeholders to ensure fans had a voice during one of the most difficult periods in the club's history. 

 

In December 2025, George was honoured to accept Alan Savage's invitation to join the Board of the Football Club. His primary objective is to ensure supporters voices are heard at the highest level within the club and to represent the best interests of fans on the issues that matter most to them to build stronger connections between the club and its supporters.

 

George firmly believes that success on the pitch starts with success off it. Open communication, honest conversations, and a shared commitment to the club's future are essential if ICT is to succeed.  

 

On matchdays, you'll usually find him in Bar94 or the North Stand, always happy to chat about the club and listen to fellow supporters' views.

Hi I’m Laura. I was born in Inverness and have followed ICT since the start. Being an IV2 girl I was a Jaggie before then.

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We got family season tickets when my family were just kids and they enjoyed many years of supporting the club. I am so glad we have the connection between the fans and the club back as it was lacking for some years and meant the world to my two growing up.

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I didn’t join the board at the beginning, but I was at the inaugural meeting and am one of the founding members.  I have served on the board since the 2nd or 3rd year of the Trust. I have seen many highs and lows and served in various roles. Currently Vice Chair.

 

Favourite Game

This is difficult to choose from a few. Obviously the cup final was an amazing day and night and I think the semi final was more exciting.

 

I do have to agree with Alison though and I think the game v Ayr will forever be my favourite. 7 goals, 7 scorers, 3 pitch invasions and the messiah talk from Terry Butcher from the stand.

Originally from Nairn, in the summer of 2004 Alison became a glory hunter after ICT gained promotion to the Scottish Premier League for the first time. As she now lives near Edinburgh, this means she is mainly an away fan (including a memorable trip to Bucharest) but she tries to attend home games whenever possible.

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She was originally co-opted to the Board after offering to set up a new website for the Trust. After creating an interim website, design and control of the current website was passed to Stewart Coghill, and Alison took over the role of membership secretary.

 

She believes that the Trust has an important role to play supporting the club and improving the matchday experience for all fans.

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Alison's favourite game:

The 7-0 win over Ayr after securing promotion back to the SPL in 2010. Seven different goal scorers, congos, pitch invasion, Terry's post-match sermon - who could ask for more!

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Alison's favourite goal:

Nick Ross's equalising goal in the last nano-second of the 2014 League Cup Semi Final against Hearts. Amazing performance by nine man ICT, pity about the Final.

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I joined ICT Supporter’s Trust at its inception and have served on the board at various times since then, currently serving as Treasurer.

I’ve been an ICTFC fan since the start (before that a Caley fan) and experienced both the highs – winning the Scottish Cup and the trip to Romania, and the lows - relegation from the Premiership.

I believe we can develop a crop of young, local players who can help us get back to the Premier League and the supporters can be a big part of this future development.

 

The Trust needs to be an important link between the Club and the supporters which I am keen to see developed.

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Kath's favourite game:

The 2015 Cup Final

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Favourite goal:

Stevie Hislop’s goal against Clyde at Broadwood which made possible promotion to the SPL for the first time.

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Brought up in Fort William, Robert started following Caley Thistle when his work brought him to Inverness from 1992 until 1995 during the period of the merger. He then followed the club from afar until returning to live permanently in the area in 2016. Since then he has been a season ticket holder, attending virtually every home game and the occasional away one.
 

Robert joined the Board in December 2023 after being impressed by its work with the Matchday Experience Survey, and became Secretary in January 2025. During his time on the Board, he has been keen to improve communication between the Trust and its members, he carried out media activity for the Trust during the chaotic period in 2024 and 2025, and he is active in Bar 94 on matchdays. He wants to see the role the Trust plays in the club continuing to grow, with the Club’s decisions influenced by the needs of fans..
 

Robert’s favourite game:

Despite being at each of the club’s major finals, Robert’s favourite game was the Scottish Cup semi final against Celtic in 2015, when we triumphed against the odds. He will never forget the look of sheer delight on David Raven’s face when the third goal was scored.
 

Robert’s favourite goal:

He has seen a lot of great goals, but the one that stands out for him was by Miles Storey in a 3-0 win at Ross County in 2016. Robert was at the game as a guest of some County fans, so was trying very hard to sit on his hands and not look delighted when Storey produced his wonder strike early in the second half to secure a tremendous win.

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I attended my first game in September 1994 and have been a season ticket holder for over 20 years. I rarely miss a home game, and get to a number of away games every season.

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I've been impressed with the work of the Trust in the recent turbulent times and want to try and help to build on their good work and to continue to improve things for fans.

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One of my favourite memories:

Is the Scottish Cup semi final win against Celtic. Just an absolutely brilliant day.

 

The trip to Bucharest:

Was also something which will struggle to ever be topped. It was an amazing experience to travel abroad to watch the team play in Europe.

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I have been an ICT fan since a very young age when my uncle Brian made me fall in love with my local team, enjoying the highs and lows of Scottish Cup wins to cold Tuesday nights to league one opposition.

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You can usually hear me before you see with a casual Oh Inverness in the north stand on a Saturday.​

 

I feel like being on the board I am offering a different point of view from a person that sees the fan experience in a different way and hope to be able to promote the trust to others to help achieve a better match day enjoyment.

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My Favourite Game: 

5-4 Penalty win over our neighbours in 2019.​​

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Originally from Ayr but moved to the Highlands for work in the nineties. He started going to Caley games regularly in 2002 and has been a season ticket holder since 2004. His whole family are Caley daft and his wife and daughter even recreated the stadium out of Lego last season.

 

He was co-opted onto the board of the Trust in July 2026 and will be standing for election to the board later this year. He was very impressed by the work the Trust did in the time leading up to and through the period of administration and is keen together involved in helping the Trust to build on that work. A strong club needs everyone pulling together and that includes the fans. If elected later this year Gordon will work to ensure the fans voice is heard and that fans are kept up to date on what is happening with their club. Gordon can be found working in Bar 94 at nearly all of our home games and is happy to have a chat about all things Caley and Dog Falls! 

 

Gordon’s favourite games:

Include the Scottish Cup final win in 2015 (obviously), the 3-1 over St Johnstone in 2004 to win the league and gain promotion to the premier league for the first time and the 7-0 win over Ayr - it was just a brilliant day! There are many more! 

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