Fraser Mackie

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Mackie

The midfielder pulled the curtain down on his time at Dens Park by leading the club away from relegationRangers-bound Lyall Cameron admits trying hard to prove he had no commitment issues with Dundee took its toll. The midfield ace bowed out in brilliant fashion with a brace against St Johnstone on Sunday. Cameron contributed four goals and an assist in his final three matches as the Dark Blues dragged themselves clear of the drop zone.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Mackie

Aldourie Castle was the stunning setting as the ‘World’s Strongest Brothers’ from Invergordon made the major reveal. New York Jets created American football history at Loch Ness yesterday - with help from the Stoltman Brothers. For the first time, a selection in the NFL Draft was announced from Scotland. Aldourie Castle was the stunning setting as the ‘World’s Strongest Brothers’, from Invergordon, made the major reveal.

2 months ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Fraser Mackie

They got involved in one of the biggest events of the year in the sportTHE STOLTMAN brothers muscled into the NFL Draft and made American football history. The Scottish strongmen, who are big Rangers fans, wore the green of New York Jets to announce a new player. The pick was revealed by Luke and Tom on the banks of Loch Ness at stunning Aldourie Castle.  Francisco Mauigoa from Miami was the Jets’ fourth-round choice - the first time ever a selection has been revealed from Scotland.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Mackie

Saints are out to topple the Hoops again and reach the final of the Scottish Cup for the second time in four yearsGraham Carey already has a shock Hampden semi-final win over Celtic on his CV. But it’s the big-game regrets from his career that are powering him to perform to his peak on Sunday. Carey was a St Mirren hero in 2013 when boss Danny Lennon upset namesake and Celtic counterpart Neil in the League Cup last four before beating Hearts in the final.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Mackie

The St Johnstone believes their win over the Hoops at McDiarmid Park is a help rather than a hindranceSimo Valakari insists no one at St Johnstone is fearing the brunt of Celtic’s backlash. The Saints boss has heard all the predictions of a pummelling as a revenge hit for that shock Premiership loss in Perth two weeks ago. But Valakari insists that game has only filled his team full of belief they can compete with the cup holders in Sunday’s semi-final.