Inverurie

Grateful to have a wee bit of home to entertain us as we look out over the rain."

Derek in Inverurie says, "Is the mystery sound a budgie doing a good job of mimicking a blackbird?" And Craig Wilson in Cardonald says, "Morning.

Great start to the weekend as usual.

Today's sound, perhaps a willow warbler." Good guesses

And, uh, I was picking him up from...

I, I arranged to pick him up from Inverurie, so I jump into Edmondson House and had a wee look about, and they had this one, the 1996 home top and the 2003 travel top, and they were 50 quid each-

Wow

... which I thought was absolutely tremendous.

I mean, I think that's going to be a very interesting game.

Tight pitch at Inverurie.

You know, that could be a really intriguing one.

And speaking of tight pitches, you know, Bridger Donald Thistle going to Hull Russell United.

I like the look of Colony Park, Aberdeen East End.

I think the way East End gained that point in their last game, you know, what will that give them in terms of confidence going to Colony Park, who obviously themselves have had a very good win in their last game in the Cup.

They're in the quarter's East End at home they haven't had a lot of home games for a while so I think this could be a decent game this one and then of course I think East End only have this one and then they've got a load of these home games coming up so that'll be a very interesting match that one in Inverurie in the Championship again all these games kicking off at 2pm Bankerys at Ternan against Cruden Bay Birkhead Thistle host Dufton Nairn St Ninian are at home to Isle of Vale.

Glen Tanna travel to New Elgin.

and

we were stretching ourselves and stretching ourselves and putting in all these hours because we want every mum to feel supported if they're struggling we want to be there for them and now you know we've got a really robust base so we're in Aberdeen, Inverurie, Peterhead, Elgin and Forrest And we've made that really robust.

We've introduced the online support as well.

And through becoming employed, we've been able to make the steps to recruit more volunteers.

Welcome to Into the Wrestle Zone or should I say ahoy there? Welcome to the Into the Wrestle Zone.

I am your host Billy Strachan and I am joined on this edition to talk about a sold out Inverurie with Captain Alan's favourite seaman himself James Taylor.

Hello

Billy how are you?

I'm very good I'm very excited because Inverurie I've went to the last few Inverurie shows and they're always It is a sweatbox.

Let's be perfectly honest.

Let's get that out of the way straight away.

Oh yeah, I can touch the roof in that setting, so it's not the best.

LAUGHTER it's premature

oh it is so a good few beers then up the road watched the Dons game in a in a in a boozer golf golf whatever golf golf view boozer I can't remember if it was called and then caught a train back up the road watched the extra time on the train so we got off the train it was 10 minutes for the next train but straight across the embassy watched the pen kicks a few pints on there then the next train back to Inverurie so we got

the locals fit back on then Eh? It's the Locos Fitback Club Was that in the open? Are you going there? Locos? Aye Embassy did you say?

Aye Are the

Three in total, was it?

There were, but it's interesting you're on about frustration, but there was one game out of the three where both managers seemed bizarre, which isn't often the case, but seemed quite happy with a point, which was Inverurie Locos 1, Strathspey Thistle 1, Robbie Thompson's opener for the Grant and Jags cancelled out by Paul Campbell's late equaliser.

And, I mean, they're both having good seasons and that's Strathspey unbeaten in their last five in all competitions and Locos in the league who played 10 games and only lost on the opening day of the season to Buckie.

So that's nine unbeaten for them.

But Strathspey, I think, had much the better of the first half, got themselves in front, but then Inverurie had a bit of a reaction after the break and got their leveller and got their point.

And I think given that sort of the nature of it being, to use a cliche, the game of two halves, Aaron Dornan and Dean Donaldson seemed quite happy to settle for a point apiece.

But then, as you mentioned, other games, I mean, Clark 1, Fermart United 1, which, I mean, the first thing to say about this game is some amount of chances for both teams.

We'll start with the cup.

I think there was one thing I said no to, and it's basically because I had two other things on that same week, one of which was the...

And I physically couldn't have done it because I managed to go from the rural parliament, the European rural parliament, which thankfully was held in Inverurie in Scotland, because I was then able to make it for my bridesmaid role at my friend's wedding on the Saturday.

And I was also asked to speak to someone on the Saturday night.

I was like, no, I don't think I can be in two places at once.

We've got two games left to talk about.

We've got to talk about a thrilling game in Inverurie between Colony Park and Lossie Maith United.

Lossie Mace United picking up their first win of the league season.

Congratulations to Connor McKenzie and Ross Archibald on a really good 3-2 win in Inverurie yesterday against Colony Park.

A terrific win for Lossie Mace United and it does feel like Lossie Mace United have started to build some real momentum in the moment because that's their third win in a row in all competitions.

Of course, they did beat Whitehills and New Elgin in respective cups recently.

But my gold medal of the week goes to Lossiemouth United for a rare away win at Colony Park.

3-2, a terrific win for them.