Monday’s Highland League Weekly saw Formartine United’s Stuart Smith take on our Quickfire Questions – and you can watch the segment on its own here.
Veteran defender Smith revealed a host of privileged info, including who controls the music in the North Lodge Park dressing room and his favourite band.
Highland League Weekly – main show every Monday at 7pm
Our subscribers-only football show, Highland League Weekly, is back bigger and better for the new season – with episodes going live every Monday at 7pm.
This week’s main Highland League Weekly Monday night show features highlights from Wick Academy v Turriff United and Brora Rangers v Banks o’ Dee.
Callum Law and Paul Third then help Ryan Cryle analyse the rest of Saturday’s results.
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As well as the Smith piece, this Monday’s episode also includes a feature-length interview with Nairn County striker Conor Gethins, who opens up on his return to the club and his chase for 200 Wee County goals.
At points throughout the campaign, we will again be producing Highland League Weekly EXTRA highlights shows from midweek matches, which will be released on Thursday nights.
In addition to this premium content – accessible to non-subscribers, our Friday preview show, released at noon every Friday, is a brand new offering for 2022/23 season, with our panel looking ahead to each weekend’s fixtures and discussing other talking points.
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You can find us on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok this season, while P&J Sport remains the hub for Highland League Weekly on Facebook.
We’ll be giving you plenty of chances to get involved in shows and join the debate using these platforms throughout the campaign.
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