Ferguson expects to stay at Inverness next term

Duncan Ferguson says he will be Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager next season, despite the threat of relegation.

The former Everton and Scotland striker, 52, expects to see out the three-year contract he signed with the Highland club in September.

A draw could be enough for Inverness if Queen’s Park lose, as Caley Thistle have a better goal difference. "We are a big club. We have a lot of great fans, great people running the club. We’ve got to do everything we possibly can to stay in the division and hopefully that will happen on Friday night.""I’m confident enough that we can do the business on Friday night," Ferguson said.

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