Andy Skinner
Sports Reporter at The Press and Journal
Sports Reporter with the Press & Journal, covering the Highlands and Islands. You’ll find me on a hill, golf course, football ground or pub. All views mine.
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1 day ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Andy Skinner
Ross County under-18s will make history when they face Greenock Morton in the Club Academy Scotland Cup final on Friday. The showdown, which takes place at Alloa Athletic’s Recreation Park, is the first final the Staggies have reached at academy level. County booked their place in March when they defeated Ayr United on penalties in Dingwall. It follows an unprecedented run to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Youth Cup in February, where the Staggies were defeated by Livingston.
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2 days ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Andy Skinner
Don Cowie praised Ross County’s players for keeping alive their hopes of automatic survival by salvaging a late 1-1 draw against Dundee. The Staggies looked like being consigned to a third successive relegation play-off at best, following Scott Tiffoney’s opener early in the second half.
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3 days ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Andy Skinner
Alex Samuel retains belief Ross County are capable of succeeding in their Premiership survival battle – having defied far greater odds with the Staggies two years ago. County face Dundee in a crunch encounter at Dens Park on Wednesday, with the Dingwall men occupying the relegation play-off spot after a run of seven straight defeats. A victory for the Staggies would see them leapfrog their opponents.
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3 days ago |
warwickshireworld.com | Andy Skinner
Warwickshire law firm Brindley Twist Tafft & James (BTTJ) has chosen The Shakespeare Hospice as its Charity of the Year. BTTJ staff will be undertaking different fundraising events throughout the year to raise money. This year’s charity choice follows on from their 2024 charity choice, the local OurJay Foundation, which was set up in memory of Jamie Ross who died in January 2022 for lack of an accessible defibrillator.
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4 days ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Andy Skinner
Ross County are preparing for a crunch fixture against Dundee on Wednesday – but their Premiership survival fate remains in their own hands. Despite a seven-match losing streak, which continued with Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to bottom side St Johnstone, the Staggies can leapfrog their opponents into 10th spot with a victory at Dens Park.
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A look through some of the permutations which are required for Ross County to avoid more relegation drama. It's all in the Staggies' own hands - starting with this weekend's trip to St Johnstone. https://t.co/BPBAHn8nUk
Don Cowie pinpoints the change he has seen in Ronan Hale in recent weeks, which has led to the striker being recalled and quickly emerge as Ross County's beacon of goalscoring hope in their survival battle. https://t.co/0xEMUoQ8vD
Don Cowie provides the latest ahead of Ross County's season-defining final week of Premiership action - which begins at St Johnstone on Saturday. - Reaction to six-match losing streak - Chance to remove automatic relegation threat - Latest team news https://t.co/MM1qzrRmlg
