DELIGHTED Clach boss Iain Polworth tipped his stars to carry their lightning form into next season, after securing a 10-placed Highland League finish.
Clach crushed Fraserburgh 7-3 on Saturday to end up 16 points better off than last season, and Polworth hailed his team's heroics in the last two months, in a run which has seen the Lilywhites lose just twice in 14 league matches.
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THE future of Fort William Football Club is in grave doubt after its committee failed to appoint a new chairman and secretary at their annual general meeting last night (Wednesday).
An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) will now be held later this month, at which the key roles must be filled or the Highland League club will have to fold.
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RICHARD Brittain will lead Irn Bru Division One champions Ross County into the Clydesdale Bank SPL after agreeing a new one-year deal with the club this morning (Friday).
The Staggies skipper (28) was the main player that boss Derek Adams wanted to retain as County prepare for their historic first season in Scotland's top-flight.
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NAIRN County finished third in the Highland League thanks to their 1-0 victory away to Turriff United at the weekend in their final fixture of the season.
On a day when Forres Mechanics were crowned champions for the first time since 1986, Nairn earned all three points at The Haughs with a wonder strike.
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