Ashers Bakery wishing Nairn County all the best this Saturday. It promises to be a cracking final with the Wickers (now top of the Highland League) coming down for what will probably be one of the finest afternoons in this season's calendar.
To avoid delays at the Grant Street Park gate you might want to buy tickets in advance. They are available from MacRae's Travel on the High Street.
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The Wickers will have a travelling support of over one thousand fans who will be at the game,so the Wee County better watch out !!!!!!!!!!.
Hopefully a full house then and a great advert for the Highland League.
We'll be fired up on cup cakes and Conor will probably get a hat-trick out of it.
Over a 1000 Wick fans travelling to Nairn, Caithness is going to be empty on Saturday
All our shops will be emptied of goods!
Errr, no, the final is at Grant Street Park, Clach's ground. Both sets of fans are going there.
Capacity is 1,900 so get a ticket to avoid delays or even disappointment.
Both towns will be empty :-)
Are ye awf yer heed min,that cup cakes will play havock Graisg we yer rectum, The County loons will be never oot o the lavvy & miss the gamey, bit its noo time tae stap the banter & I will be afae serious far a wee momentee yer quite richt in fit ye say it wid be pure magic if a good crowd turned up for the gamey & pit the Highland League on the map tae show fit us folk fae up North can dea, enjoy the game ma loon may the best team win, ye never ken I micht just bump into you. Willy
An insider at the Nairnshire Telegraph's sports desk tells me that Wick are the slight bookies favourites. Some mistake there this observer thinks. Wish I hadn't brought the wife a ticket now and put another £8 on Nairn instead.
How many are employed at The Nairnies sports desk?
@ Willy fae Watten
You're forgetting Willy that in Nairn we are hardy folk with strong constitutions who have no problem digesting the likes of cake, even with icing, and the towns fine bakers means many of us have been weaned on the stuff as bairns
Now Wickers are known as the 'cheesy chippers' and unlike our fine cake your local delicacy would slow our team down, so as someone said, 'let them eat cake' and maybe you should follow our example if you want to stand a chance of even drawing this match
This’ll be one of the few occasions when the Dirty Wickers and Thurso folk might even travel on the same bus together. It’s sounds as if half of Caithness is coming to the final and it promises to be a great occasion for the county. Wick have been a credit to the far north and it’s great to have two Highland League sides of such quality in the final. In the past the North Cup may have been regarded as a Cinderalla trophy but not this year. On Saturday we will see two of the league’s top teams knocking spots off each other going by their scoring exploits so far. Nairn are enjoying one of the finest periods in the club’s history. Hopefully the fans will turn out in force, cheer on Les and the lads, and they will keep their bandwagon rolling. Can’t wait till the whistle blows! Spelding.
Get yer lugs roond this DW us Wickers are brought up on raw meat & a mixture o white puddins washed doon we Moray Cup served to us as soon as oor wee heads come oot oh eh womb, with a good skelped arse if we dinna eat it all, none of your Nairn delicacy oh cakes for us hardy cheels, up North ower eh Berriedale Brae we ken the Nairn folkies as " Flookie " which matches yer team, we will get on yer Wick on Saturday & lift the cup, must go as feeling a little peckish there is nice piece oh raw venison on the table for ma supper.
@Just Askin
I dinnae think the Nairshire's got a "Sportsdesk" noo. A think it got thrown oot on the skip when the new windaes wis renewed.They've a got tae sit on their hankers noo.
@Spelding
Wickers and Atomics on the same bus?! Not unless it's a bendy one with two halves!
@Willy fae Watten
In yer dreams - as soon as Wick bairns can reach the counter cheesy chips is what they order
Not sure if you have bakers north of the Braes if you're having to eat raw meat at your table!
God almichty a hear even the gurn wifie is goin, is that richt?
Sorry Watten Willie but you can keep your Moray Cup and raw meat – ye canna whack a Nairn spelding washed doon wi a Brackla malt. An this spelding knows a wee bit about the habits of the Caithness fowkies having spent many a lock-in at the Marine Bar (sadly now no more) in Thurso in my youth. The Com too was a great haunt but I never tried the waterin holes of Wick.
@ Doubledecker the Gurn can confirm this rumour. Just been up to Uncle Bob's to buy the Gurn wifie the perfect birthday present too. A bus ticket to the other Station Park :-)
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