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Wonder what happened to the free scoring Broch in this game?
I see that they finished with 135 goals scored so, despite my worries, still managed to fall short of our British record🙂
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happy days
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| They weren't in an official league |
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Wolfman Jack
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Neil M
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| embow wrote: | Wonder what happened to the free scoring Broch in this game?
I see that they finished with 135 goals scored so, despite my worries, still managed to fall short of our British record🙂 |
There's aye Saturday Embow! 
Working in the Broch at the moment and the town is up for it. Potential derbies with Peterhead would be great for the town. Huge rivalry between them, far above and beyond fitba. |
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wellyboot
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| Neil M wrote: | | embow wrote: | Wonder what happened to the free scoring Broch in this game?
I see that they finished with 135 goals scored so, despite my worries, still managed to fall short of our British record🙂 |
There's aye Saturday Embow!
Working in the Broch at the moment and the town is up for it. Potential derbies with Peterhead would be great for the town. Huge rivalry between them, far above and beyond fitba. |
I work with a couple of Broch fans and they feel that it be financially challenging for them to be promoted. I have been to watch them play and they are a very attacking entertaining side. Would like to see them go up as it’s fairly local to me. |
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embow
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| happy days wrote: | | They weren't in an official league |
The Highland League is just as official as the Lowland League as are the four leagues above them in the pyramid. The Highland League has been around since the before the last century, 1893 to be precise.
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| Oh didn't know that Embow cheers. |
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Wolfman Jack
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Fraserburgh 1-0 Bonnyrigg Rose (2-3 agg)
Bonnyrigg progress to play Cowdenbeath.
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StarksBarmy
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Only based on highlights of the two games, Cowdenbeath have to be optimistic, quality wasn’t great. Must be some decent takeaways in Bonnyrigg judging by the size of two or three of their players!
Hoping Bonnyrigg can win still mind, Cowdenbeath offer very little to Scottish football, very poor support, horrible pitch/stadium.
New Dundas Park might be totally basic but with the local community behind them, wouldn’t be surprised to see 1000+ attendances 1st season if they make it..
Really refreshing to see the stale bottom end of League Two being kept on their toes last few years. |
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embow
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| StarksBarmy wrote: | Only based on highlights of the two games, Cowdenbeath have to be optimistic, quality wasn’t great. Must be some decent takeaways in Bonnyrigg judging by the size of two or three of their players!
Hoping Bonnyrigg can win still mind, Cowdenbeath offer very little to Scottish football, very poor support, horrible pitch/stadium.
New Dundas Park might be totally basic but with the local community behind them, wouldn’t be surprised to see 1000+ attendances 1st season if they make it..
Really refreshing to see the stale bottom end of League Two being kept on their toes last few years. |
So far there but for the grace of....
You have to hope that with all the upheaval going on it won't be us doing a "Brechin" in three years time!
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