The young full-back's impressive performance boosts team morale and standings.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s young full-back, Keith Bray, has emerged as a key player for the team, currently leading the scoring charts in League One. The 18-year-old from Tong, Lewis, has made a significant impact on the pitch, netting three goals in his last three games, bringing his total to five for the season.
His recent performance in a 2-1 victory against Alloa Athletic showcased not only his scoring ability but also his commitment to the team’s success.
Bray’s scoring prowess
Bray’s opener against Alloa Athletic was a testament to his growing confidence and skill.
Following a well-placed corner, he managed to find the back of the net with a header, putting him ahead of teammate Charlie Gilmour in the club’s scoring rankings. Bray expressed his delight in contributing to the team’s success, stating, “My goals are coming from set-plays. If we get corners, I just try to get into those positions.” His ability to capitalize on set-pieces has become a crucial aspect of Inverness’s attacking strategy.
Team spirit and resilience
Despite facing challenges, including a 15-point deduction for entering administration, the team has shown remarkable resilience. Bray emphasized the importance of teamwork, praising his teammates for their exceptional deliveries that have enabled him to score. He noted, “Alfie (Stewart’s) ball in for my goal was second to none. It was the perfect ball for me to get on the end of at the back post.” This collaborative spirit is vital as the team aims to secure their position in the league.
Looking ahead: A strong mentality
As the team prepares for their upcoming match against Queen of the South, Bray remains focused on maintaining their momentum. The players are aware of the significance of each game, especially in their current position. Bray stated, “We’re going for three points in every single game.” This determination reflects the team’s strong mentality, which has been evident in their recent performances. With seven wins and only four losses since manager Scott Kellacher took over, the players are optimistic about their chances of climbing the league table.
Bray’s contributions on the field, combined with the unwavering support from their fans, have created a positive atmosphere within the club. As they continue to battle for points, the young full-back remains a beacon of hope for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, embodying the spirit and determination needed to succeed in the challenging landscape of League One.
