Andy Skinner is a sports reporter for The Press and Journal, covering the Highlands and Islands in Scotland. With a passion for all things sports-related, Andy can be found on the hills, golf courses, football grounds, or even in the local pub, bringing the latest updates and insights to readers. All views expressed in his articles are his own.
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Andy Skinner's articles predominantly focus on local sports events and evolving stories, particularly in the football domain. Given this coverage, individuals with insights into local football teams, player transfers, or managers within the Aberdeen and Scottish context would likely capture his interest.
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By: Andy Skinner
Long-serving coach Kellacher has been appointed as Inverness head coach after the club was placed in administration.
By: Andy Skinner
The Staggies host Kilmarnock on Saturday, as they look to bounce back following last weekend's 3-0 loss at St Johnstone.
By: Andy Skinner
The Staggies have another home fixture against Hibernian on Wednesday, which could see Don Cowie achieve a first as a manager.
By: Andy Skinner
The Staggies are aiming to string two successive victories together for the first time since last December, when Hibs make the trip north on Wednesday.
By: Andy Skinner
Defender Devine takes the captaincy from Billy Mckay, who has assumed a player-coaching role.
By: Andy Skinner
Hughes was Caley Jags manager between 2013 and 2016 - with Kellacher part of his coaching staff - and he's offering to help him in the coming weeks.
By: Andy Skinner
Inverness are 15 points adrift at the foot of the table, following a points deduction after they entered administration.
By: Andy Skinner
After entering administration Caley Thistle were hit with a 15-point deduction, while five players - and manager Duncan Ferguson - moved on.
By: Andy Skinner
Inverness' joint administrators are in the process of trying to drive the sale of the club, following their appointment last month.
By: Andy Skinner
Staggies boss Cowie has come full circle with the Dingwall outfit, who he began his playing career with, and Money thinks it is a valuable example.
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