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Last night: Clach 2-3 Forres
Brora Rangers 4-0 Inverurie Loco Works 😆😆
Buckie Thistle 4-1 Turriff United
Deveronvale 2-2 Fort William
Formartine United 4-1 Lossiemouth
Huntly 2-2 Fraserburgh 😳
Rothes 3-2 Strathspey Thistle
This could have gone in the Diddy Games thread. Move it if you like, Devanha Red.
Locos havent half derailed their "title bid" recently. (see what i did there)
GIRFUY Eric Watson
Dons or the Maroons tonight Vintage min. Im heading to MacKessack. Should be a good game
Saw this posted somewhere else. Gave me a chuckle on this miserable, sportless afternoon.
A year ago if I'd seen the headline COVID 19 it would probably be followed by FORT WILLIAM 0. ��
:):):)
Scottish Highland Football League - Update
Scottish Highland Football League clubs met today to consider options during the current public health emergency. The clubs are concerned to provide all involved and interested in the Highland League with as much clarity as possible.
The following decisions were made by the meeting:
• That the 2019-20 season be deemed to have concluded on the date that football activity in Scotland was suspended – Friday 13th March 2020
• That Brora Rangers FC be declared Breedon Highland League Champions for 2019-20
• That the latter stages of the Utilita Highland League Cup 2019-20 (semi-finals and final) be held over and played early in the 2020-21 season
• That there be no further matches in the Highland League Youth Development Initiative for the foreseeable future.
•. Locos can get to ****
The League therefore goes into a form of hibernation until such time as football resumes after the Covid-19 pandemic passes. At that time, the possibilities for creating meaningful competitions in season 2020-2021 will be considered and that, in turn, will depend on when resumption takes place.
Clubs also recognised the valuable support given to its competitions by the Breedon Group and Utilita and wished to place on record their appreciation thereof.
In such a difficult time for all, the meeting was clear in its view that issues much more important than football currently predominate, with health and livelihoods being far more significant.
The meeting heard of a number of instances of clubs putting their shoulder to the resilience wheel and of club staff being very understanding of the financial challenges being faced. This was uplifting and can only be beneficial to the health and well-being of all concerned.
The final message from the League to club members, staff, volunteers and supporters is to stay safe and healthy and we all look forward to getting back to football when the time is right.
Congratulations to Brora.