We have to go back to 1988 to find ourselves in the same position as we are today following promotion from the third tier - how did we get on, and is there anything we can learn?
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Match Preview: Everything you need to know ahead of Sunderland’s trip to Peterborough United!
It’s a race for promotion and both sides are looking to take pole position to take one of the automatic places - it’s a huge game and here’s everything you need to know before kick-off!
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Dave MacKinnon MORTON chief executive Dave MacKinnon is leaving the club. Ton announced this morning that the 64-year-old will move on from his post at Cappielow following this weekend's game against Arbroath. In a short statement Morton said: "We can confirm that David Mackinnon is leaving his post as chief executive officer. "We thank him for his efforts over the last 21 months during unprecedented difficulties for all Scottish clubs and wish him well for his future endeavours." Doubt had been cast on Mr MacKinnon's future when the Tele recently revealed the existence of an explosive internal document relating to the CEO role and relationships at the club.
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Inverness Caledonian Thistle has kicked off a campaign to help socially-isolated older people.
The club’s community trust has signed up to the SPFL Trust’s new look Festive Friends at Home initiative.
Normally, SPFL club stadia host Christmas lunches for local people and almost 4,000 people have enjoyed an event in the last four years.
But with physical distancing rules making that impossible this year, the clubs are instead making thousands of doorstep visits.
Craig Masterton, head of community at ICT community trust, said: “This year has been challenging for us all. During lockdown we run our #icttogetherness campaign visiting and delivering Covid survival packages to some elderly members of the community.