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On Balls & Whistles episode 10 – Colts proposed in SPFL restructure, lower leagues and Scottish Cup to return, Caley Thistle, Ross County and more!
Things are looking up in the Premiership for Ross County after beating Kilmarnock, but can they repeat the feat against Hibernian tomorrow?
Will mandatory testing spell the end of the 2020/21 Highland League season? That and much more is up for discussion on the latest Balls and Whistles!
It has been a busy week for the Highlands' biggest football clubs, so catch up with everything that has happened in a new episode of Balls & Whistles.
Another delay to the Highland League is the main topic of discussion on this week's episode, with the team assessing what the news means for clubs.
The sports team cover ICT and Ross County's week, as well as discussing the cancellation of the Highland Cross, boxing and more.
The team discuss Ross County and Caley Thistle's recent results, Etape Loch Ness' postponement, a Highland League status update and more.
The sports team return to talk about the latest sporting developments, featuring plenty of football chat including NCL and Highland League updates.
Listen to the first episode of Highland News and Media’s new sports podcast here!
Highland League secretary Rod Houston says he remains hopeful that the full calendar for the new campaign will be played out.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle have officially unveiled Shane Sutherland after the striker signed a pre-contract agreement.
William Powrie believes introducing Celtic and Rangers colts sides into the SPFL could open the door for similar ventures in the Highland League.
Shane Sutherland is looking forward to the challenge of returning to Inverness Caledonian Thistle next season.
William Powrie is still confident that a U-turn on Scottish league reconstruction can be made – giving Brora Rangers a chance to step up.
ORGANISERS of the Etape Loch Ness have announced that the 2020 event has been postponed.
