Wayne Mackintosh

There's not a team that anybody will be wanting to play in this division.

On the flip side, I know Nairn had a few out, Fraser Dingwall, Jamie Carnaghan and Archie Kerr, but that's a disappointing result for Wayne McIntosh's side.

He'd be expecting more.

I know they're away from home and I know we've just said Huntley are going well, but they're no better than that I think personally and they've now they've now got a big a big week ahead when they're now into the cup with Invergordon they also play Invergordon later this month in the league so they've got a lot sorry it's Rothis Rothis twice and Invergordon to come they need to get going here and McIntosh will be looking for a lot more it's a bad state of affairs when you're praising your goalkeeper who's under the weather for keeping the score down and you've been beat 4-0

So to end up 2-2...

I think Wayne McIntosh was kind of tearing his hair out at the end because they were, you know, 2-0 in control of the situation.

They've lost a goal for a corner, Brian Hay, and then Fraser Dingwall, the captain, rushed her blood to the head and got sent off, and I don't think he can really have any complaints.

Probably the definition, the sort of...

But

I'd imagined...

I know if you come on the pitch that can be like Ken because well not so long ago that wasn't for celebrating but Wayne McIntosh got red carded for coming on the pitch when there was a Millie and Ernst Raspay game so part of me thinks that's maybe why but aye as you say it does feel like the fun was maybe sucked out of that game a wee bit

Okay, that's it for this episode of Highland League Weekly.

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I was quite interested just in the feelings of both sides after this game because Wayne McIntosh was quite blunt in that he didn't think Nairn really... played particularly well in their 2-1 win.

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.

You know, when you've got that, and this is with Shane Saliland and Tony Dingle on the sidelines as well, but when you've got that sort of firepower, it's, you know, a great thing to have, and hence why they're in such a good position.

I mean, Nairn, after getting an early goal through Ben Kelly, Wayne McIntosh was quite disappointed on two counts.

One, he felt the goals they lost were both pretty sort of... tame really in the sense of like a second one's a poor pass for Jamie Carnahan and Bunce I mean capitalises really well but like they've given it away needlessly in the first one although it takes a deflection Lewis Munro should probably still save it and then the other part was he felt we haven't had such a good start he felt Nairn didn't do enough with the ball and didn't keep the ball well enough and when you play a team like Brora if that's the case you invite more and more pressure onto yourselves so I frustrating for them because they did a six game unbeaten run in the league which had came to an end but you know we've seen Broda you know Broda obviously flying along and right now Champions League it's well it's hard it's even at this stage it is hard to see potentially see them being pulled back

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