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TWO red cards and two late goals were ‘two’ much for Elgin City to cope with.
A MUCH-loved painting of a Moray harbour which possibly dates back nearly two centuries has been rescued for posterity.
ELGIN City were held to a 1-1 draw by bottom side Queen’s Park in their 500 Scottish League game on Saturday.
HARD work, a good attitude and a clinical edge can help fire Buckie Thistle into the League Cup semis, says boss Gary Hake.
LUCKY to be alive after being struck by a bus, a Moray runner has completed her first race, just seven weeks after her horrific accident.
TOUGH decisions lie ahead for Elgin City boss Barry Wilson, including showing the exit door to players he considers to be close pals.
THE Moray Road Runners’ 10k in Elgin was dominated by runners from Inverness Harriers.
RETURNING keeper John Gibson inspired Elgin City’s first win in seven games, a 3-0 success at Montrose.
A KYLE Scott double helped Forres Mechanics to a comfortable 4-1 success over Deveronvale.
PRETTY football is getting Elgin City nowhere, and the team needs to adapt to a more direct style to succeed in League 2.
A NEW route past historic Spynie Palace is the treat in store for runners in this Sunday’s Moray Road Runners 10k.
A ‘Gary McAllister’ moment from the penalty spot cost Lossiemouth victory against Cove, according to boss Stevie Dunn.
TOP scorers Craig Gunn and Shane Sutherland have been added to luckless Elgin City’s growing injury list.
FOR the second weekend running Elgin City boss Barry Wilson was baying for referees’ blood after a dodgy decision cost his team dear.
LUNCHTIME training sessions on matchdays are helping Elgin City work on their weaknesses, boss Barry Wilson has revealed.
BARRY Wilson claimed a “horrendous” refereeing decision cost his Elgin City team a result against Peterhead.
BARRY Wilson is challenging his Elgin City players to show they want to stay at the club by beating champions-elect Peterhead.
A JUNIOR bowls team bolstered by seven Moray youngsters has been crowned Scottish champions.
A second Moray wheelchair curler has been called up to the GB team to compete in the Winter Paralympics in Sochi.
ELGIN City’s heaviest league defeat of the campaign has already got manager Barry Wilson looking towards next season.
