County mousemats and coasters - all profits to supporters ground improvement fund

For sale coasters and mousemats £5 and £7 each all profits will be for the ground improvement twitter.com/NairnCounty_FC…
— Nairn County FC(@NairnCounty_FC) December 31, 2012

Nutmeg moment

Andy Neill is an awesome talent and a deserving man of the match today (29/12). His goal ensured an important three points for the Wee County. His encounters on the wing are a joy to watch. This player exudes football joie de vivre for each and every ninety minutes he wears the County shirt. 

More pictures here from the Gurn and Kenny MacLeod here.  Club photographer Donald Matheson's pictures here. 

Man of the match says...

What a day so far..scored and Nairn beat Forres 1-0!!! And nearly broke my neck on the game! Great way to end my year with footy! #thecounty
— andy neill (@neill_andy) December 29, 2012

Nairn 1 Forres 0 - Footy famine over as Andy Neil gives it a Festive Fizzer

The tea bothy at Station Park was eaten out of pies by before the start of the second half as the visitors added to the massive queue for sustinance. Maybe the sometimes iffy soccer made the tea queue an attractive alternative. After a spectacular start the fixture failed at times to rise to the occasion. 

The return to Station Park and Highland League football began at a cracking pace. Andy Neil put a bit of quick  festive fizz into this game with his fourth minute cracker. It wasn't all Nairn's way after that and at times it was fairly flat but we take three points and the big crowd will have put some cash into the kitty too. The County faithful will accept the points however they come and another big challenge looms next week as Nairn travel to Cove. Images later

No Festive Footy this side of Christmas Day

The backlog of games just got worse. Here's hoping the other half of the Christmas back to backs goes ahead a week tomorrow.

Forres vs nairn is OFF due to waterlogged Pitch
— Nairn County FC(@NairnCounty_FC) December 21, 2012

"Blueprint for Station Park unveiled"

"Nairn County's Scottish Cup heroics and title challenge this season were not the only reasons to be cheerful last week.

Club Chairman Peter MacKintosh revealed Station Park has become the first club in the Highland League to receive Bronze certification for their ground under the Scottish Football Association's new national club licensing regulations.

And he unveiled a blueprint which will see future developments including further upgrading of the existing stand and installation of new modern dugouts as top priorities to be followed by the replacement of the enclosure affectionately known as the "Cowshed". More in this week's Nairnshire Telegraph.

No football again (Sat 15th)

Earlier reports were optimistic but:

NAIRN VS FORT WILLIAM IS OFF

— Nairn County FC(@NairnCounty_FC) December 14, 2012

Fort optimistic that tomorrow's match will go ahead

Match news from Nairn County.........the snow has been cleared for the pitch.Rain and warmer temperatures... fb.me/2Bw5yhXY9

— Fort William FC (@FortWilliamFC) December 14, 2012

NCFC Supporters Forum

The Supporters Club now has an online forum. You have to register with the forum to participate and it can be found here. 

Up for a laugh or an AGM or Santa's sleigh to Forres?

The club's AGM will be held in the Newton Hotel at 7 p.m. this Monday (10th December). See the notice of meeting document here.

The perfect Christmas present for the sporting partner? Tickets for the 1st Sportsman's Lunch to be held at the Royal British Legion on Sunday the 24th of March are on sale now. This promises to be a great fun afternoon with a Top Comedian - Stan Boardman taking the stage! See image from Donald's twitterfeed below. Also news about the Christmas expedition to Forres at Christmas (Forres Mechanics vs Nairn County 22nd Dec Mosset Park 3:00 - bus leaves Uncle Bobs) More information on the club home page in Supporters Corner. 

Huntly game off

Huntly v Nairn postponed: snowbound pitch #highlandleague
— Huntly Football Club (@huntlyfc) December 7, 2012

Huntly game doubtful

An eye-witness reports plenty of snow in the Huntly area and the Higland League site's analysis is not very positive. More here. 

Jenny's day out

Nairn 3 Inverurie 3

A fast, tough and exciting encounter at Station Park that had reflections of recent mammoth cup ties. Hard to tell what was descending the fastest towards 4.30 this afternoon - the sharp frost or the realisation that it was going to be another 3-3. More pictures  on www.gurnnurn.com

Match report here.