Highland League Weekly - The Podcast
Aug 10, 2026 · 16 min · 8 segments
Highland League Weekly brings you the talking points after two early front-runners, Buckie Thistle and Brora Rangers, met in a pulsating Saturday clash. Ryan Cryle, Callum Law and Paul Third also…
Callum LawPanelist
Paul ThirdPanelist
Ryan CryleHost
We want more of this final day mayhem that we've had, been very fortunate to have since Highland League Weekly began.
Bucky, who tipped Bucky in episode one of saying they're a team to look out for? That would be me.
It says a lot that Lewis McKinnon probably feels that his side could have won it.
he's low in the way that one started from Aberdeen but Broda they are who they are because of the quality they've got on their side Stephen Mackay said he felt his team were too open yet when you've got Shane Sutherland who can score twice for you to keep you in the game and remain competitive even in a day when you're not at the races perhaps or at your free-flowing best then you've always got a chance it's It's a very good start for both teams, but I imagine Bucky are probably happier with a point out of that game.
And the other team that went into Saturday with a perfect record was Lossiemouth and they drew 2-2 at Keith and that was quite a sort of entertaining one and I think over the piece although if they'd won they could have been top of the league and lost it probably the half pair of the two with a point given that they were 2-0 down to goals from Nathan McEwen and Heath Duncan but then the sort of big turning point was right on the stroke a half time Scott Barron Conceded a penalty, picked up a second yellow and then a red card for that so he was off.
Lewis McAndrew converted the penalty and then the momentum clearly changes and Lossie had plenty of pressure in the second half and eventually got an equaliser late on with Liam Harvey.
We want more of this final day mayhem that we've had, been very fortunate to have since Highland League Weekly began.
Bucky, who tipped Bucky in episode one of saying they're a team to look out for? That would be me.
It says a lot that Lewis McKinnon probably feels that his side could have won it.
he's low in the way that one started from Aberdeen but Broda they are who they are because of the quality they've got on their side Stephen Mackay said he felt his team were too open yet when you've got Shane Sutherland who can score twice for you to keep you in the game and remain competitive even in a day when you're not at the races perhaps or at your free-flowing best then you've always got a chance it's It's a very good start for both teams, but I imagine Bucky are probably happier with a point out of that game.
And the other team that went into Saturday with a perfect record was Lossiemouth and they drew 2-2 at Keith and that was quite a sort of entertaining one and I think over the piece although if they'd won they could have been top of the league and lost it probably the half pair of the two with a point given that they were 2-0 down to goals from Nathan McEwen and Heath Duncan but then the sort of big turning point was right on the stroke a half time Scott Barron Conceded a penalty, picked up a second yellow and then a red card for that so he was off.
Lewis McAndrew converted the penalty and then the momentum clearly changes and Lossie had plenty of pressure in the second half and eventually got an equaliser late on with Liam Harvey.
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