Football

FORGET a Scottish League goal century, all Craig Gunn wants as an early Christmas present this weekend is an Elgin City away win.

NO more charity from Lossiemouth, it’s time to get mean, says Ryan Green.

City have now gone eight games on their travels without a victory – with seven of those defeats – after losing 3-1 to the Binos.

FIFTY players have pulled on a Rothes shirt this season – and manager Fraser Bremner wants to add a few more.

ALLAN Hale has raided his former club Maud to snap up two hot-shots who scored 45 goals between them last season.

ROTHES took another heavy Highland League hit with a 7-0 defeat in Fraserburgh.

ROTHES’ latest bid for a first Highland League win of the season takes them to Fraserburgh tonight (Wednesday).

MISSED chances cost Buckie Thistle a place in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup on Saturday.

ELGIN City stand-in goalkeeper Stewart Black was proud to be voted man of the match in his team’s narrow cup defeat against Raith on Saturday.

ELGIN City are out of the Scottish Cup but only after running Championship side Raith Rovers close at Borough Briggs.

LEWIS McKinnon heads off to Stranraer hoping that Buckie Thistle can pull off a Scottish Cup shock.

JIM Weir has issued a special rallying call for Elgin City supporters to be a 12th man for them in tomorrow’s Scottish Cup visit of Raith Rovers.

Elgin City pulled off another stunning victory on Saturday, beating East Fife 4-2 at home to move up to third place in Ladbrokes League 2.

Forres Mechanics captain Graeme Grant took centre-stage last night by celebrating 12 years at the club with a testimonial against a young Aberdeen side…

ELGIN City’s away day blues continued as they crashed to a 4-2 defeat at Clyde.

FRESH from securing their first league point of the season, Rothes have recruited former captain Nathan Sharp as their new assistant manager.

CALEY Thistle loan kid Chris Blackett could be a real find for Forres Mechanics, reckons manager Charlie Rowley.

A 3-0 win over Clach has moved Forres Mechanics back into the top half of the Highland League.

FORRES Mechanics will climb up two rungs of the Highland League ladder if they win this midweek.

THIS month’s testimonial match against Aberdeen will cap what could be Forres Mechanics’ skipper Graeme Grant’s final season in football.