Inverness prepare for a big summer after they defeat their Angus hosts to finish seven points clear of the drop-zone - despite a 15-point deduction amid administration.
Loan players from across Scotland have impressed in the Highlands, keeping the administration-hit club from plunging into League Two despite a 15-point hit.
The Inverness defender, and 2015 Scottish Cup winner, sets his sights on more success after escaping relegation during a season in administration.
With Saturday's final fixture at Montrose offering ICT the chance to finish sixth, the manager is determined to progress talks with key current players over their futures.
The Inverness assistant manager, and record club scorer, is delighted to have played his part in keeping administration-hit ICT from a relegation scrap.
The Dons may struggle to make in-form loan striker Kevin Nisbet's move to Pittodrie permanent as he finishes the season on a high, writes Duncan Shearer.
