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Sep 28, 2026

RichardHOST
62:40
Do you see it as an entertainment option designed to occasionally, very occasionally uplift and amuse you? If you're no longer getting that amusement of entertainment, then you will go and do something else with your Saturday afternoon.
RichardHOST
62:55
You'll go and watch Highland League games, go and watch Junior games, whatever.
RichardHOST
62:59
then I guess you are going to see, if that's how you feel about the club, you are going to see the adequate people who only contribute more voluntarily into the club.
RichardHOST
63:08
A little bit strange and a little bit odd.
Paul ThirdHOST
0:00
Welcome to Highland League Weekly, the podcast.
Paul ThirdHOST
0:03
The show from the Press and Journal that puts the spotlight on the breed in Highland League and Associated Cup competitions.
Paul ThirdHOST
0:08
I'm Paul Third and I'm joined by Callum Law as we look back on a busy weekend in the Highland League and the KDM Evolution Trophy.
Paul ThirdHOST
0:17
We'll start with the league and we have a new manager in tow, Callum, at Wick Academy in Ewan McElroy.
Paul ThirdHOST
0:23
A quiet start for him.
Callum LawPANELIST
1:06
Then Wick Toot scored two more.
Callum LawPANELIST
1:09
So there were four 1-up just after they were marking.
Callum LawPANELIST
1:12
I said to you after as you're probably standing there thinking, that's Highland League management lark.
Ray BradshawHOST
86:14
Well, they weren't playing in this one.
Ray BradshawHOST
86:16
They were playing in the Highland League.
Ray BradshawHOST
86:17
I'll have to get their scores up in a minute.
Ray BradshawHOST
86:18
Right, see if
Paul McNicollHOST
16:14
Yeah.
Ronnie CostelloHOST
16:15
Yeah and I think people appreciated that and I hope people saw like you know the side of Mark Reynolds probably people have never really said I know he was on the pod, he's the most recent guest on the pod out of the lot of them and tells some stories down the earth, had a great career and just his honesty as well I mean not going into things but in the Q&A you know there was a question what was Sean Dillon's secret to still playing now at 43 and then the follow up was to Mark you know do you miss playing and the difference was unbelievable in terms of Sean was saying yeah you know be committed and this and being available and hard working Mark was like nah I was playing in the Highland League against PTs that were like weight lifting and running a week and then I was getting off a plane for work and being away needing to play and he just got to a point he knew I mean He is playing the Sixers next week for Motherwell, so I'm hoping for each of them to look Sunday all hair go on, but...
Ronnie CostelloHOST
17:13
We didn't have body on for that, did we? We should have buried him further.
Ronnie CostelloHOST
17:17
No, should have magic seed him.
Jon HolmesHOST
32:20
I think John Wallace tried to build a side.
Jon HolmesHOST
32:23
John Wallace just signed players from the Highland League who couldn't speak English.
Jon HolmesHOST
32:30
And it was remarkably successful for a time.
Jon HolmesHOST
32:33
Then they got into the first division, which he claimed we were going to win.
Martin WonlessHOST
66:44
He possessed a powerful shot, especially with a dead ball and powerful penalty kicks, which torrent the net at high speeds.
Martin WonlessHOST
66:51
which he took when playing in the Highland League.
Martin WonlessHOST
66:54
Sorry, those which he took when playing in the Highland League are still recalled by the older spectators in the north.
Martin WonlessHOST
67:02
He had a little bit of a spell as a player coach, as I said, with Inverness.
Martin WonlessHOST
67:07
Won the Inverness Cup and Charity Cup in 1935 and the Highland League Championship and the Inverness Cup in 1936.
Martin WonlessHOST
67:18
Had many likable qualities.
Martin WonlessHOST
67:20
And while in the North, had a wide circle of friends and he apparently loved the Isle of Skye and spent a lot of time up on the Isle of Skye as well.
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MassHOST
48:15
juniors.
MassHOST
48:15
They wouldn't have won the Highland League.
MassHOST
48:18
No way.
MassHOST
48:19
No chance.
MassHOST
48:20
No chance.
MassHOST
48:22
And I guarantee you, as folks scream in the radio, what the heap of shame.
MassHOST
48:27
They would walk the Highland League.
MassHOST
48:29
They wouldn't have.
Ryan CryleHOST
0:00
Welcome to Highland League Weekly, where the Press and Journal puts the spotlight on the Breeding Highland League.
Ryan CryleHOST
0:05
I'm Brian Crowell, joined this week by Paul Thurd as we go through all of Saturday's Breeding Highland League action.
Ryan CryleHOST
0:12
We're going to start this week with Rona Rangers, the champions.
Ryan CryleHOST
0:17
It's
Paul ThirdPANELIST
0:48
And that's Strathspey, Bucky and Clough.
Paul ThirdPANELIST
0:52
It's going to take something drastic to happen at this point.
Paul ThirdPANELIST
0:56
We want to see a neck-and-neck title race go into the wire like we've been so fortunate to have since we started Highland League Weekly, but the early signs are it's not looking like it's going to materialise this year.
Paul ThirdPANELIST
1:09
They did have their first bump in the road, so to speak, in that James Clarke has suffered what appears to be a collarbone injury.
Gary ScottHOST
39:11
I mean, we've said this before and we will say it again.
Gary ScottHOST
39:15
There is an ambition on the show to put enough money into the pot to buy a Highland League team.
Gary ScottHOST
39:22
Maybe now's our opportunity.
Gary ScottHOST
39:23
If we can get more people to sign up at abzfootballpodcast.com, you can become... honorary owners of a Highland League team we
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
39:31
can put together a consortium
Gary ScottHOST
39:33
yes there will
Gary ScottHOST
41:04
Have you got your 1.3 children's coaching qualification? Yes, you do.
Gary ScottHOST
41:09
In you come.
Dave SmithHOST
13:16
But Trevor, how can this help the club and how can this help the gaffer moving forward?
Trevor DearGUEST
13:22
Apple Club quite a lot it gets a good bit of exposure for our lads I can guarantee that there'll be a lot of folk down watching the game and you never know who's down watching other clubs from Highland Leagues and all that even if some boys get noticed a lot more and the club will get a lot more money this week compared to other weeks which will always be a good thing for the club
Dave SmithHOST
13:47
What's the average attendance at Dufton every
Trevor DearGUEST
13:53
Saturday? Sometimes when I'm standing up here, you get like 50, 60 folk maybe.

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