Kingsmills

Yes. He is on the right wing.

I like raspberry flavoured Cremola Foam.

Stranraer to Wick ay be a bit of a hike but much less so than say Exeter to Carlisle. Anyway, just wait until some billionaire decides to invest in Lerwick FC or Stornaway United !

The hope is that the Lowland League will eventually expand to 16 or even 18 but, with most Junior teams likely to want to remain in their own set up, the expectation is that they will start with just 10. There is also a hope that in the future there might be promotion and relegation from the Highland and Lowland leagues to a system of leagues below so that one day, in theory, Ardersier could have a side in the SPL.

I would certainly go to see Clach playing off against Albion Rovers for a place in the Third Division and imagine the boost that fixture would give to sales of Buckfast......

Talented player no doubt. I am still not convinced about his attitude.

Another stride in the right direction. Somewhat surprisigly, the SFL clubs have voted for reconstruction. From next season we will have a single league body, play offs between all divisions, a better financial distribution and a ' Lowland League' with, at last, a route for ambitious non league clubs to progress other than taking advantage of the demise of another club. Not ideal yet but very encouraging progress. Maybe, just maybe, there is hope for Scottish football after all.

I doubt it very much.

An academy player without a single first team appearance. I imagine signed for the under 20s squad.

Correct me if I am wrong but I don't believe Barry Robson was ever at Caledonian FC.

Some promising sounding signings but it would be nice to bring in at least one player with significant SPL experience.

Something fishy going on there. An apparently intelligent and articulate County fan. Must be something amiss.

The club will be hoping it will make as many of us as possible about 50 pounds lighter.....

Best away kit possibly ever.

WAY out of our wage range...

Or Lenny Hendry.

Summer trivia. Don't you love it. Don't recall ever getting a pie from Munro's. I do remember there was a bakers in Muir of Ord that used to sell the finest scotch pies in the Highlands. Damned if I can remember the name though.

You ignore him if you like. Personally, he remains one of my favourite pantomime characters.

Personally, I was too busy savouring back to back Highland League titles by the most entertaining side ever to grace a football pitch in Inverness in the early seventies to pay too much attention to the contents of the pies.

I beg to differ, Morrison's pies were superior to either although I will concede that Burnett's bridies and sausage rolls probably just had the edge.

Pretty sure, although I do often debate with myself whether I might have just a touch of schizophrenia....

Just worked it out. IHE is Deryk de Maine Beaumont in disguise.

unless they move to Skye.....

Far too many merger debates !!

No and no.