Huntly Football Club

Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his reaction to his side coming from two goals down to earn a share of the points at Princess Royal Park and his new loan signing Jack Robertson who was signed just hours before kick-off.

Forward Sam Robertson has made a great start to his Huntly career. The former Buckie Thistle and Cove Rangers player has netted three goals in two games since his summer transfer from Inverurie Loco Works. Robertson (27) gives his reaction to Saturday’s win over Wick Academy.

Huntly maintained a nine game unbeaten run at Christie Park with a three-nil home win over Wick Academy. Manager Colin Charlesworth is pleased to keep that run going. Wick Manager Gary Manson felt the result wasn’t a fair reflection on the game.

Vice-Captain Angus Grant gives his reaction after scoring a brace in our season opener against Strathspey Thistle

An impressive attacking display saw Huntly open the season as joint league leader with a five-nil win over Strathspey Thistle. Manager Colin Charlesworth was delighted to see his side get off to a flyer. After conceding after 88 seconds Strathspey Manager Bobby Beckwith admitted his side didn’t get off to a good start.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth is set for his first full season in charge at the club starting with a home fixtures tomorrow against Strathspey Thistle. We spoke to Colin about this Saturday’s season opener and his aims for the season ahead in our exclusive interview.

Manager Colin Charlesworth give his thoughts on our final pre-season friendly ahead of the 2024/25 season.

Manager Colin Charlesworth give his reaction to our 4-1 friendly win away to Banchory St. Ternan

Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his thoughts on our three-nil friendly win at home to Hermes

Manager Colin Charlesworth give his thoughts after our 5-1 friendly win against Aberdeen East End.

Assistant Manager Kevin Adams gives his reaction to our two-nil friendly defeat to St. Johnstone.

Huntly and Nairn County fought out a goal-less draw at Christie Park as both side’s season came to a close. Huntly finished with the season six home games unbeaten as Manager Colin Charlesworth felt his side should’ve taken three points. It was the final match in charge for Nairn Manager Steven MacKay who felt a draw was fair.

Reaction from Colin Charlesworth (Huntly Manager) and Josh Winton (Banks O' Dee Co-Manager) to yesterday's game at Spain Park

Colin Charlesworth gives his thoughts on our one-nil defeat at Keith

A solitary Robbie Foster goal saw Huntly record their first win over Brora Rangers since August 2017. It’s six home games unbeaten for Huntly as Manager Colin Charlesworth knew his side had to compete. Robbie Foster struck with his fifteenth goal of the season as Charlesworth highlighted the important part the winger has played this season. Brora went into the match eleven league games unbeaten aw...

Audio reaction from the Manager following our 1-1 draw with Keith.

Huntly made it a fourth successive home win defeating Wick Academy 2-1 at Christie Park. Charlesworth praised the contribution of top scorer Andrew Hunter whose brace saw the forward reach 23 goals for the season. After a slow start, Wick Manager Gary Manson was pleased the reaction he got from his player at the break.

Formartine United netted into stoppage time to secure a 2-1 home win over Huntly. Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admitted he was disappointed to hit by a sucker punch which cost his side a share of the points. It’s sixteen games unbeaten against their opponents as Formartine Manager Stuart Anderson felt they were worthy of their win.

A Robbie Foster hat-trick saw Huntly secure a three-nil win over Forres Mechanics at Christie Park. It’s three games unbeaten at home for the black and gold’s and Manager Colin Charlesworth expected a tough game following the midweek draw between the two sides. Robbie Foster took his tally for the season to thirteen goals with Charlesworth praising the winger's contribution. The loss sees Forr...

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his reaction to our 2-2 draw at Forres

Huntly goalkeeping coach Wayne Urquhart said farewell to the club following our seven-nil win over Strathspey Thistle. The 44 year old joined the club in summer 2020 and spoke about his time at the club and seeing both Fraser Hobday and Kyle Morrison play their parts in a clean sheet in his last game.

Huntly recorded their highest win over Strathspey Thistle scoring seven without reply at Christie Park. It was also a record win for Manager Colin Charlesworth since taking over who was delighted to see his side bounce back from their six-nil defeat at Fraserburgh. Angus Grant netted five to take his total for the season to thirteen goals with Charlesworth highlighting the importance of the player...

Manager Colin Charlesworth reacts to our defeat at Fraserburgh

Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his reaction to our 4-2 away win at Nairn.

Turriff United ran out four-nil winners to leapfrog opponents Huntly into seventh place. Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admits his side were hurting after the loss. United Manager Warren Cummings was pleased with the result after his side bounced back from last week’s late defeat to Formartine United.