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|Head coach: || {{Flagicon|SCO}} Liam Dailly | |Head coach: || {{Flagicon|SCO}} Liam Dailly | ||
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|Current Series: || {{Flagicon|SCO}} IV. | |Current Series: || {{Flagicon|SCO}} IV.45 | ||
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|Previous Season (60): || 1st in IV. | |Previous Season (60): || 1st in IV.45 | ||
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|Region: || Highland | |Region: || Highland | ||
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== Highlanders Football Club == | == Highlanders Football Club == | ||
[http://spedr.com/49ht2 Highlanders Football Club] is a Scottish Hattrick Football club owned by [[User:Goordon|Goordon]] and based in the Highlands. They play all their home matches at Old Ledaig Park. The club currently play in the Scottish IV. | [http://spedr.com/49ht2 Highlanders Football Club] is a Scottish Hattrick Football club owned by [[User:Goordon|Goordon]] and based in the Highlands. They play all their home matches at Old Ledaig Park. The club currently play in the Scottish IV.45, after being promoted from the Scottish V.87 in the 59 season. Nicknamed The Highlanders, the club's colours are dark blue, green and yellow. | ||
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== Season 63 ''(Current)'' == | |||
Promotion to the Third Scottish League. | |||
== Season 62 ''(Current)'' == | == Season 62 ''(Current)'' == | ||
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Season 61 - IV.16 1st {{Flagicon|SCO}} | Season 61 - IV.16 1st {{Flagicon|SCO}} | ||
Season 62 - IV.16 3rd {{Flagicon|SCO}} | |||
Season 63 - IV.45 1st {{Flagicon|SCO}} | |||
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Season 61 - {{Flagicon|IRL}} Connor Ward with 17 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot) | Season 61 - {{Flagicon|IRL}} Connor Ward with 17 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot) | ||
Season 62 - {{Flagicon|IRL}} Connor Ward with 22 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot) | |||
Season 63 - {{Flagicon|IRL}} Connor Ward with 21 goals (IV.45 Golden Boot) | |||
'''Most goals for the club:''' | '''Most goals for the club:''' | ||
85 {{Flagicon|IRL}} Connor Ward | |||
68 {{Flagicon|SCO}} Bernie Murphy | 68 {{Flagicon|SCO}} Bernie Murphy | ||
57 {{Flagicon|SCO}} Sebastian Cox | |||
48 {{Flagicon|FRA}} Samuel Marton | |||
'''Prospect for U-20 Scotland National Team:''' | |||
{{Flagicon|SCO}} John McGran | |||
{{Flagicon|SCO}} Liam Coplay | |||
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206 in Scotland (02.02.2020) | 206 in Scotland (02.02.2020) | ||
187 in Scotland (08.09.2020) | |||
'''100 matches played''' | '''100 matches played''' | ||
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{{Flagicon|SCO}} Bernie Murphy | {{Flagicon|SCO}} Bernie Murphy | ||
{{Flagicon|IRL}} Carl Ó Daire | |||
{{Flagicon|IRL}} Claude Mac an Bhreithiún | |||
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{{Flagicon|SCO}} MF Duncan Spall | {{Flagicon|SCO}} MF Duncan Spall | ||
'''Forward''' | '''Forward''' | ||
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== Head coach == | == Head coach == | ||
{{Flagicon|SCO}} Liam Dailly (current coach) | {{Flagicon|SCO}} Liam Dailly 1 title (IV.45 Season 63) (current coach) | ||
{{Flagicon|SCO}} Sebastian Cox 1 title (IV.16 Season 61) | {{Flagicon|SCO}} Sebastian Cox 1 title (IV.16 Season 61) | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 8 September 2020
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| Club Details | |
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| Club Name: | Highlanders FC |
| Nickname/s: | Highlanders |
| Established: | 21-01-2018 |
| Club motto: | Hold fast |
| Manager: | |
| Head coach: | |
| Current Series: | |
| Previous Season (60): | 1st in IV.45 |
| Region: | Highland |
| City: | in the Highlands |
| Country: | |
| Symbol: | Highland Goat |
| Fan Club: | The Clan |
Match Kits
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| Achievements | |
| Titles: | 5 |
| SPL Titles: | 0 |
| Scottish Cup Titles: | 0 |
| Hattrick Masters Appearances: | 0 |
| Top Goal Scorer Awards: | 4 |
| Stadium | |
| Old Ledaig Park (42.000 seater) | |
| Manager | |
Goordon | |
Highlanders Football Club
Highlanders Football Club is a Scottish Hattrick Football club owned by Goordon and based in the Highlands. They play all their home matches at Old Ledaig Park. The club currently play in the Scottish IV.45, after being promoted from the Scottish V.87 in the 59 season. Nicknamed The Highlanders, the club's colours are dark blue, green and yellow.
History
Season 63 (Current)
Promotion to the Third Scottish League.
Season 62 (Current)
After losing on February 1 their second playoff final to Gonnae No Utd 2-3, Highlanders will spend a third season in the IV.16 League.
In FW Liam Coplay, FW Ingvar Vilhjálmsson
Out MF Robert Malcolm, FW Willie Mclaughlin, GK Willie Sage, FW Ingvar Vilhjálmsson
Season 61
Highlanders will spend another season in the IV.16 league after losing their playoff final to Lindrum. A great season with 12 victories, two draws allowing the club to win their second title in a row. Congratulations to Lee Bryan who has only conceded two goals throughout the season, an incredible performance that makes him our best player of the season. Connor Ward was also rewarded as the season’s top scorer with 17 goals. Bernie Murphy entered into the Hall of Fame after scoring 68 goals in 102 games for the Highlanders.
In MF Florian Pineau, FW Gary O'Henry
Out MF Scott O'Boyle , FW Maurice Long
Season 60
Although Highlanders were crowned champions on Saturday, it was not a smooth ride for Samuel Marton's men whose early-season form showed little title-winning potential. But the door to the top of the table was flung open in style on week 14 when MacBigia Team lost 2-1 at CJ Rovers while Highlanders beat Teuchters United. The results puts Highlanders at the top of the table and allows them to win the league. The Irish forward Connor Ward was also rewarded as the season’s top scorer with 19 goals.
In FW Connor Ward, MF Fred MacStay, GK Lee Bryan, MF Jawad Awan
Out MF Sam Davies, DF Rocky Knott, MF Tobias Wolf
Mascot
Haggis is the official mascot of the Highlanders Football Club.
Honours
Scottish League Titles
Season 56 - V.205 1st
Season 57 - V.205 1st
Season 59 - V.87 1st
Season 60 - IV.16 1st
Season 61 - IV.16 1st
Season 62 - IV.16 3rd
Season 63 - IV.45 1st
Club records
Season - Top goal scorer:
Season 56 -
Bernie Murphy with 17 goals (V.205 Golden Boot)
Season 57 -
Bernie Murphy with 15 goals
Season 58 -
Bernie Murphy with 9 goals
Season 59 -
Bernie Murphy with 18 goals (V.87 Golden Boot)
Season 60 -
Connor Ward with 19 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot)
Season 61 -
Connor Ward with 17 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot)
Season 62 -
Connor Ward with 22 goals (IV.16 Golden Boot)
Season 63 -
Connor Ward with 21 goals (IV.45 Golden Boot)
Most goals for the club:
85
Connor Ward
68
Bernie Murphy
57
Sebastian Cox
48
Samuel Marton
Prospect for U-20 Scotland National Team:
John McGran
Liam Coplay
Biggest home win:
9 - 0
Biggest away win:
0 - 11
Best rank:
225 in Scotland (08.10.2019)
224 in Scotland (14.10.2019)
223 in Scotland (18.11.2019)
220 in Scotland (26.11.2019)
217 in Scotland (02.12.2019)
212 in Scotland (11.12.2019)
207 in Scotland (19.12.2019)
203 in Scotland (25.12.2019)
199 in Scotland (07.01.2020)
206 in Scotland (02.02.2020)
187 in Scotland (08.09.2020)
100 matches played
Sebastian Cox
Noel Davy
Lewis Rangecroft
Bernie Murphy
Carl Ó Daire
Claude Mac an Bhreithiún
Players
Goalie
GK Lee Bryan
GK Claude Mac an Bhreithiún
Defender
DF Arron Gallagher
DF Lewis Rangecroft
DF Carl Ó Daire
DF Harvey Dean
DF Douglas Curry
DF Charles Kerr
DF Declan MacMuller
Midfielder & Winger
MF Sebastian Cox (captain)
MF Syd Kellor
MF Owen Goodbody
MF Florian Pineau
MF Samuel Marton
MF Jawad Awan
MF Fred MacStay
MF Árni Gunnarsson
MF Duncan Spall
Forward
FW Connor Ward
FW Gary O'Henry
FW Noel Davy
FW Alistair McKenna
FW John McGran
FW Kieran Horrocks
FW Liam Coplay
Dylan MacGeady
Head coach
Liam Dailly 1 title (IV.45 Season 63) (current coach)
Sebastian Cox 1 title (IV.16 Season 61)
Samuel Marton 2 titles (V.87 season 59 & IV.16 Season 60)
Fawzi Aznidi 1 title (V.205 season 57)
Richard Swift 1 title (V.205 season 56)
Youth team Young Highlanders U19
Scott Caw (current coach)
Harris Tarven (coach) 2 titles U19


