Turriff

JJ Hulse at Bucky, no game for Bucky this weekend, their match with 4-4 was postponed because 4-4 were in Scottish Cup action.

Jay Henderson not in the squad for Turriff as they played Fraserborough in the Highland League which had or sorry I should say the Brock did have Rodrigo Vito's in the sticks played the full 90 minutes in that one a 1-0 draw James Jarvie at Devon Vale no game for the Vale their game with Banks a D was postponed as the latter side were in Scottish Cup action Max Pocklington And Heath Duncan at Keith.

A 3-0 win for Keith at Rothes.

Heath Duncan notching a hat-trick there.

I got absolutely hammered, didn't message my mom to let her know where I was and At nine o'clock the next day, she was banging on my door, trying to find out where I was.

And she'd come in from Turriff to Aberdeen because she just didn't, I didn't, I hadn't contacted her.

I got blackout drunk with a tube still in my neck and plastered.

I've got photos.

Taylor's double takes him to 12. in all competitions but yeah there were still plenty other talking points.

Referee Scott Donoghue incurring the wrath I think of Turriff for the Wicks first equaliser.

I think Owen Kinsella goes down in the build up just before the ball gets crossed in for McGregor to score.

Clearly feels he's been clipped but the referee has let the play go on for that to happen.

Cumberland Old Colts against Banksy D was abandoned and Johnston Borough against Fairmartin United was postponed.

In the North of Scotland Cup on Saturday it was Lossiemouth 1, Forest Mechanics 1 with Forest Mechanics triumphant 5-3 on penalties.

And in the Breedon Highland League at the weekend it was Nairn County 2, Fraserburgh 2, Rothesnill, Devonvale 3 and Turriff United 3, Wichita 3.

Let's have a look at the latest Green Highland League standings after those three matches in the league at the weekend.

JJ Hulse at Bucky, no game for them this weekend.

Turriff, Jay Henderson at Turriff, not in the squad for their home game against Wick in the Highland League.

James Jarvie kept his place in the starting XI for Devon Vale as they took on Rothes in the Highland League.

He played the full 90 minutes once again as Devon Vale won that one 3-0.

He said despite being a goal up at half-time, he sort of had a bit of a go at them because he wasn't really impressed with what he'd seen.

But Mark Chewan and Kyle Mackay had them a couple in front and then Tristan Stephen pulled them back for Turriff and although they had sort of late pressure, they couldn't equalise and they felt in the closing stages Richie Massey went down under a challenge in the box.

They felt it was a penalty referee.

Scott White apparently said there was contact but it wasn't enough to justify a penalty but Greg Moyer understandably had a different view to that he felt it was a penalty but they didn't get it and aside from that I think he was just of the view that like Turriff when they had good spells in that game they didn't really capitalise in terms of scoring and then that probably cost them in the end and for now although Wayne wasn't you know overjoyed by the performance in the last seven league games I think they've only lost once so they're you know in a decent or it's maybe actually an eight in fact rather than seven but it certainly feels like it's almost a turning point in their season in terms of the league form for that heavy defeat against Clough they've certainly picked up and you know they've put a decent wee run together since then and then the other game was Friday night under the lights at Seafield Park Strathspey Thistle 2 Lossiemouth 2 and to use one of my favourite cliches I thought this was a bit of a game of two halves really because Strathspey had the better of it first half in front through Robbie Thompson maybe had moments I could have made more of in terms of looking for a second goal but after the break I thought Lossie were very good and they came right back in and let Dean Stewart equalise Liam Harvey put them ahead and I think the only disappointment for them would be that that was in the 82nd minute but They didn't manage to hold that lead and within a minute, Sean Morrison had restored parity again.

But certainly for Lossie, after losing 6-0 against Banksy the week before, that was a much better display and a good reaction to that.

And so I showed it was just a one-off, a bit of a bad day at the office.

The Staggies with another thumping win.

7-1. for Ross County in the end there against Queen of the South Aaron Cummings at Elgin City started on the bench as Elgin hosted Edinburgh City in League 2 that one finished 0-0 which cost me my accumulator so thank you very much to everybody involved there Cummings an unused sub on that one Theo Simpson at Forfar he started his Forfar travel to take on Kelty Hearts in League 2 that finished 2-1 at Kelty JJ Hulse at Bucky missing again from the squad as Bucky hosted Devon Vale a 3-2 win for the visitors there in that one Jay Henderson not in the squad again for Turriff United as they travel to take on Nairn a 2-1 win for Nairn County there James Jarvie at Devon Vale another start for him in that game at Bucky he played the full 90 minutes in that 3-2 win Max Pocklington and Heath Duncan at Keith both started in what was an absolute humdinger at Kinnick Park both scoring as well a double for Duncan in one that finished 6-4 to Keith over in Virgorda Duncan played 86 minutes Pocklington With the full game, Rodrigo Vettel's back into the starting 11 for Fraserborough as they hosted Brora.

That one finished 1-1 in the broch.

Joel Acuna for Martin United not in the squad as for Martin travelled to take on Wick a 2-1 win for Wick there which gave Inverurie locals a wee bit of breathing room in second place in the league after a 3-0 win at Rothes Lewis Carroll and Sam McLean at Huntley McLean started for Huntley as they travelled to take on Forest no Lewis Carroll in the squad at all McLean played the full 90 minutes and ended a 2-2 draw Bradley Chikomo, he's now moved away from Turriff.

He's now applying his trade at Colony Park Juniors.

Started in the Tuketer Derby as Colony Park.

yeah Okay, no prizes this week for naming a goal of the weekend.

Mark Suter's wonder strike set Turriff United on their way to victory against Forrest Mechanics.

Paul?

It was the second goal, wasn't it? First goal.

don't we? Down the years, he scored, you know, when he was at Inverurie, he scored quite a few spectacular goals as well.

But I think he'd be hard-pressed to better that one, to be honest, because that was a rocket.

And really, I mean, it felt like a game, I think, where... you know came down to maybe a bit of the spectacular or fine margins either way because like Forrest Thomas Bremners had a great chance at 0-0 headed it straight at Lee Herbert they've also hit a crossbar at 1-0 and then Mackenzie Taylor on the counter later on wrapped it up for Turriff so it felt like seemed like a game with not a lot great deal between the teams but clearly a moment of brilliance has kind of opened it up and helped swing it in Turriff's favour

goal fit to win any

No JJ Hulse in the squad again.

Jay Henderson and Bradley Chiacchio at Turriff.

Neither player involved, uh, in the squad at all as Turriff beat the Cannans of Forres by two goals nil in the Highland League.

James Jarvie at Denville, another start for him.

him.Played until the 76th minute, having been booked earlier.

Was there?

I was coming out to Turriff, last hill before Turriff.

Oh, aye.

Yeah.

Brodie Allen pulled a goal back, and they had chances, but couldn't get that equaliser, it would have forced extra time, so that was...

Shame for the coasters, and Turriff United also competed well, played Trenent down at Forrester's Park, I think it is, and Trenent top of the Lowland League East, so, you know, clearly a good side at their level.

Turriff competed well, ended up getting beat 3-1 after extra time, and I think really...

Probably just a moment of clumsiness from Mark Suter.

Well, they gave away a penalty at 0-0 in Kinsella.

Murray Cormack penalty levelled it up.

But then in extra time, a wee bit of a moment of clumsiness from Mark Suter giving Trenant another penalty.

And then the third goal came at the end of the first period of extra time and just left Turriff with too much to do.