S1E60: The Final Hurrah

S2E1: 2026/27 Preview, Hermes go into Abeyance and Jim McPherson Trophy Preview

Grant and Dave are back for Season 2 of the Official North of Scotland Football League podcast. They dissect the highlights from last season, the inaugural Awards Night and discuss the news that Hermes have went into abeyance for the season ahead with Newmachar United taking their place in the Premier League. The lads then move onto give their thoughts on the Premier League and Championship sides respective season's to come. Who are their title contenders? Who are the dark horses? They also look ahead to the curtain raiser: The Jim McPherson Trophy between Stonehaven and Dyce. Grant caught up with Martyn Rollo and Cammy Buchan to discuss their side's chances as well as look into the season ahead. In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen. * The NOSFL podcast is now on Instagram. Keep up to date with all the stories and discussion @nosflpodcast * The NOSFL podcast can also be found on WhatsApp. Find us at: Official North of Scotland Football League Podcast. * Keep up to date with all the scores, results and league standings at: nosfl.co.uk/indexMatchHub.html [https://www.nosfl.co.uk/indexMatchHub.html]You can also keep up to date with the NOSFL news on Facebook! Follow us at: North of Scotland Football League.

S1E60: The Final Hurrah

Grant and Dave bring down the curtain on an extraordinary NOSFL season for 2025/26. They start by clearing up the outstanding games left to be played. Bridge of Don Thistle and Buchanhaven Hearts returned to play that penalty shootout for the McLeman Cup where Thistle turned it around to win a second trophy of the season. The lads discuss their views on the shootout and look more widely at why both teams should look at this season as a whole positively in amongst surreal and extraordinary circumstances. We also hear from Bridge of Don Thistle manager Jamie Watt about the extraordinary events. Dyce won the Dominos North Regional Cup on Friday night with a 2-0 win over Colony Park, ensuring a first trophy in around a decade and a first major success for interim manager Cameron Buchan. Cammy and goalkeeper Morgan Cook spoke to Grant post match about the game and the guys discuss where this final leaves both teams at heading into next campaign. Saturday saw an extraordinary climax to the season with Deveronside winning the Jack and Brenda Whitehead Memorial Trophy and become 'Club 16' in the Premier League next season. They came from 2-1 down to defeat Newmachar United 3-2 at Balmoral Stadium and afterwards Dave caught up with Colin Legge, Joel Wiseman and Ryan Catto. We discuss what it means for the Banffshire team returning to the top flight for the first time since 2021/22 and examine where Newmachar United go from here following such a tough late defeat. The leagues and cups may be over but a summer of football is about to kick off with Champion Street 2026 just around the corner. Grant caught up with organiser Dani Kindness to chat about the upcoming event in July. The last part of the show sees Dave and Grant review the season as a whole and think about their own personal and league highlights. They also go onto discuss their awards of the season, both for the league as a whole and their alternative podcast awards too. They finally finish up by picking their own teams (and in Grant's case squads!) of the season. This podcast also is dedicated to Meatloaf, Wimbledon's rain covers, The Rollercoaster of Love by Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Glayva whisky liqueur and a whole bunch of thank yous! In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen

S1E59: Dominos and Playoff Finals

In our penultimate episode of the North of Scotland Football League podcast season, Grant and Dave preview the Dominos North Regional Cup and Jack and Brenda Whitehead Memorial Trophy Finals. Part 1 - Colony Park v Dyce (Dominos North Regional Cup) Dave chatted to Colony Park manager Scott Steele about the Inverurie club's chances before Grant talked to Dyce interim manager Cameron Buchan and captain Jack Walker about Dyce's hopes. Part 2 - Deveronside v Newmachar United (Playoff Final) Dave chatted to Deveronside top scorer Joel Wiseman before Grant talked to Newmachar United manager Mark Robb and their own top scorer Lewie Sawyer as both clubs bid to become the Premier Club's 16th club next season. In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen.

S1E58: Fraserburgh United's Historical Double, Deveronside set for Newmachar Showdown and Fond Farewells

With Dave recovering after a stag do, Grant teamed up with Ellon United assistant manager Rhys Jones for the penultimate main episode of the inaugural NOSFL season. They discuss Ellon's end to the campaign, clinching survival for another season and chat about Rhys's journey in the game so far. It was a historical weekend for Fraserburgh United as they won the Elginshire Cup to add to the Championship title claiming the first double for the club in 46 years. Grant was there and caught up with Russell McBride as well as Blair Tait, Billy Bruce, Jake James and Aiden Robertson. Rhys and Grant also chat about what Fraserburgh United and Hall Russell United will offer to the top flight next season. Deveronside saw off Banchory St Ternan to reach the playoff final against Newmachar United. The lads look ahead to that match. Dave also provides some voice notes to both games as well as the outstanding league matches that took place. In a week full of farewells, Grant and Dave pay their own tributes to some characters who are moving on from the NOSFL at the end of the season. Grant also reviews Friday's celebrations at Stonehaven's Dinner and Dance Awards Night/Danny Anderson's testimonial event. In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen.

S1E57: Hall Russell United v Fraserburgh United - Elginshire Cup Final Preview

This weekend sees Hall Russell United and Fraserbugh United go head to head in the Elginshire Cup Final. In this episode, Grant sits down with Alex Lauriston, Gordon Russell and Russell McBride to preview the showpiece at Balmoral Stadium. In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen