North of Scotland Football League (NOSFL)

The Official North of Scotland Football League Podcast
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The North of Scotland Football League (NOSFL) is a league with teams mainly based in the NE of Scotland and was formed in 2025 after approval from the SFA to become its own autonomous league. It was formerly known as the North Region Junior Football Association and the league sits at levels 6–7 on the Scottish League Pyramid system, acting as a feeder to the Highland League. The North of Scotland Football League is sponsored by Macron. Website - https://www.nosfl.co.uk/index.html Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/northofscotlandfootballleague

  1. Jun 3

    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

    2h 27m

  2. May 28

    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.

    1h 5m

  3. May 25

    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.

    1h 14m

  4. May 22

    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

    58 min

  5. May 19

    S1E56: Ups and Cups: Stonehaven Champions, Hall Russell Promoted and McLeman Cup Final Drama

    Grant and Dave are back for one of the most talked about podcasts of the season so far. Friday saw an extraordinary McLeman Cup Final with Buchanhaven Hearts and Bridge of Don Thistle's match being abandoned midway through a penalty shootout. The guys discuss the game through their eyes and try to make sense of what happened. There was also further sadness as Banks o Dee Juniors announced they were going into abeyance at the end of the season. The lads pay tribute to Stuart Blackwood's side. Despite challenging circumstances elsewhere, The week past saw many stories across the league. Fraserburgh United claimed the Championship title on Tuesday night while that same evening Grant was at Denmore Park to see Hall Russell United gain promotion back to the top flight. He caught up with Carson Thompson, McColly Leslie and Craig Carroll post match. We discuss the relegation of Sunnybank to the Championship as Ross Doig's opening game ended up in a 5-1 defeat at home to Maud and chat about the sadness of the Bankies no longer being a top flight club. The story of the weekend was about Stonehaven as Martyn Rollo's side claimed a first Premier League title in 32 years. Dave caught up with Martyn and MOTM Adam MacLennan post match. Thereafter the lads laud and highlight the brilliant job of the Glenury Park side and give odes to legendary players Scott Whelan and Danny Anderson. On Saturday, Grant was at Broughty Ferry to see Culter who narrowly lost 3-2 to Dundee North End, sadly failing to become the first NOSFL side to win the John Reilly Memorial Trophy since 2009. Grant discusses the day and why he expects a strong Culter fightback next season. Elsewhere, Colony Park and Dyce make the Dominos North Regional Cup Final. The lads discuss great results for Scott Steele and Cammy Buchan's teams over Banks o Dee Juniors and Hermes respectively. The guys finish up with a preview of this week's games including the Playoff matches between Deveronside v Banchory St Ternan and the Elginshire Cup Final between Hall Russell United and Fraserbugh United. Also featuring: Guy Mowbray, Martin Luther King and plenty of brightness!

    1h 45m

  6. May 13

    S1E55: History Beckons for Culter, McLeman Cup Final Rematch for Buchanhaven and Bridge of Don Thistle

    A Cup Final special drops for you ahead of this weekends NOSFL action. Part 1 - Buchanhaven Hearts v Bridge of Don Thistle - McLeman Cup Final Sponsor - Graeme Mackie (Bill Mackie Engineering Ltd) Buchanhaven Hearts - George Mead and Bob Buchan Bridge of Don Thistle - Cameron Bowden and Jamie Watt Part 2- Culter v Dundee North End - John Reilly Memorial Trophy Final Gordon Thomson - Culter FC Chairman Lee Youngson - Culter FC Manager Mark Adam - Culter FC Player The episode ends with a preview of the weekend's matches including best wishes to Banks o Dee, Colony Park, Dyce and Hermes ahead of the Dominos North Regional Cup semi final ties. Sponsored by Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen

    1h 2m

  7. May 11

    S1E54: Stonehaven Close Gap in Premier League and Fraserbugh United inch towards Championship Title

    After a busy week, Grant and Dave provide a series of monologues and thoughts from another captivating period across the NOSFL. On Tuesday night, the guys were at two Championship encounters in Tier 7. Grant saw Fraserburgh United come from a goal down at Glentanar before running out 3-1 winners while at Denmore Park, Dave saw Hall Russell United win by the same scoreline over Stoneywood Parkvale. The guys got interviews with Craig Ritchie, Russell McBride, Lucas Youngson and Craig Carroll. Grant and Dave also give their reactions to those games and the rest of the midweek action including a shock 2-1 win for Islavale over Culter and Stonehaven recovering from 2-1 down to defeat Sunnybank at Heathryfold to boost their Premier League title hopes. On Saturday, the action across Tier 6 and 7 took yet more twists. In the Premier League, outgoing defending Champions Culter put a massive dent in Bridge of Don Thistle's title aspirations winning 6-3 at ASV while Stonehaven netted seven without reply at Glenury over Islavale, cutting the gap at the top to a solitary point. The Keith team have now been officially relegated but who joins them automatically in next season's Championship is still to be decided. Sunnybank remain in the bottom two after losing 3-2 over Dyce, a match which was ultimately Anton Lennox's last game in charge of the Heathryfold side. Elsewhere, Lossiemouth United secured their top flight status with a 2-1 win over Maud while Colony Park and Rothie Rovers shared the spoils. Grant was also at New Advocates Park to see Buchanhaven Hearts win 3-1 over Aberdeen East End and caught up with George Mead and Bob Buchan post match. In the Championship, it was a massive weekend. Fraserbugh United are one point away from the title after securing promotion with a 3-1 win over Newmachar United while Hall Russell United look in the box seat to join them after a 3-0 home win over Nairn St Ninian. Elsewhere, Westdyke CC Juniors finished their season with a flourish after a 2-0 win over Stoneywood Parkvale. The guys once again give their independent thoughts on all the weekend action before looking ahead to next week's matches across the NOSFL including the John Reilly Memorial Trophy Final between Culter and Dundee North End and the McLeman Cup Final between Buchanhaven Hearts and Bridge of Don Thistle. Grant and Dave also provide their medallists of the week. There's also an ode to the Aberdeen District Referees Association who celebrated their dinner and awards evening at the Chester Hotel on Saturday night and Grant gave his reflections on the event in Aberdeen's West End. Sponsored by Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen

    1h 38m

  8. May 4

    S1E53: Stoneywood Parkvale FC

    Stoneywood Parkvale manager Gary Keith is the latest guest to join Grant and Dave on the show, We discuss Gary's tenure at the club so far since arriving in February and look ahead to an exciting end to both the Championship and Premier League. It was an amazing weekend for Culter who made the final of the John Reilly Memorial Trophy after a 2-1 win over Broughty Athletic. They face Dundee North End in the final, becoming the first north side to reach the final since 2009. We laud Lee Youngson's side's win and dissect what it means for Culter short and long term. Elsewhere, the conclusion of both league campaigns continues to gain traction. In the Championship, we discuss a big week for Hall Russell United and strong weekend wins for Fraserbugh United and Newmachar United after midweek losses. We also chat to Gary about his Parkvale side won 2-1 over promotion hopefuls Deveronside. In the Premier League, all sorts continue to go on. Stonehaven and Bridge of Don Thistle continue to go punch and counter punch at the top while at the bottom there was huge away wins for Lossiemouth United and Ellon United. Grant also caught up with Ewan McCormick of Hermes. We finish up with a look ahead to a massive week of action in Tier 6 and 7 before ending up with Sharp Attack and Medallists. Also includes Phil Jagielka, 100m sprint races and Mousse T. In association with Macron Sports Hub Aberdeen

    2h 5m
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The North of Scotland Football League (NOSFL) is a league with teams mainly based in the NE of Scotland and was formed in 2025 after approval from the SFA to become its own autonomous league. It was formerly known as the North Region Junior Football Association and the league sits at levels 6–7 on the Scottish League Pyramid system, acting as a feeder to the Highland League. The North of Scotland Football League is sponsored by Macron. Website - https://www.nosfl.co.uk/index.html Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/northofscotlandfootballleague

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    The Official North of Scotland Football League Podcast
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    60
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    © The Official North of Scotland Football League Podcast
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    North of Scotland Football League (NOSFL)

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