Inverness dream big after dark days - watch BBC match with Partick Thistle

After a dark period, Inverness Caledonian Thistle (Caley Thistle) are dreaming big as they prepare to face Partick Thistle in a BBC Scotland match. Just a year ago, the Scottish League 1 club was in administration, but they have since transformed into potential dark horses for a return to the Premiership. Scotland legend James McFadden even tipped them as one of the teams to watch this season on BBC Scotland's first live Championship match.

Caley Thistle manager Scott Kellacher is thrilled with the positive outcome of his team's resurgence. He admires BBC Scotland football reporter Faddy Boy's (James McFadden) positive outlook and believes it energizes the team. Kellacher emphasizes the importance of captivating fans and keeping them on the edge of their seats.

The club has had a solid League 1 season, playing against Dunfermline Athletic and Arbroath, both of which ended in 0-0 draws. Kellacher credits Alan Savage, who took over the club during financial turmoil, for his exceptional leadership. Kellacher praises Savage's ability to keep the team focused on solutions and their ultimate goal.

Looking ahead to Friday's match, Kellacher encourages the team and fans to dream big. He mentions the potential double promotion and the impressive journey the club has made since its darkest days. Despite facing a tough Partick Thistle side, Kellacher reminds his team and fans that there's nothing to lose by aiming high.