Huntly Football Club

Assistant Manager Kevin Adams gives his reaction to our 5-1 win over Deveronvale

Colin Charlesworth give his reaction to our Aberdeenshire Cup defeat to Fraserburgh.

After netting a late equaliser, Huntly would see Buckie grab all three points minutes later in a 3-2 win for the Jags. Despite the result, Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth couldn’t fault the efforts of his players. After admitting his side were not at their best, Manager Graeme Stewart was pleased to leave Christie Park with all three points.

A Paul Coutts penalty saw Inverurie Loco Works go six league games unbeaten at Christie Park as Locos ran out 2-1 winners over Huntly. Here's what both Manager's had to say on the match.

Huntly recorded their first win under new Manager Colin Charlesworth with a 3-1 victory at Lossiemouth. Charlesworth admitted they had to fight for the three points against his former side. It’s one win in the last five for Lossiemouth with Manager Frank McGettrick admitting they lost poor goals.

Huntly went down to their heaviest defeat of the season after trailing one-nil at the break, they would then conceded four second half goals away to champions Brechin City. Colin Charlesworth felt it was a game of two halves for his side. After back-to-back defeats, City Manager Gavin Price was pleased with the three points and a fourth hat-trick of the season from top scorer Grady McGrath.

Following his appointment as Huntly’s Interim Manager, Colin Charlesworth has announced his retirement from playing. Charlesworth (32) started his Highland League career in 2009/10 debuting for Lossiemouth against Huntly. As well as Lossiemouth, he later moved to Deveronvale (two spells) and Inverurie Loco Works before signing for Huntly in 2021. We spoke with Colin following his first game in cha...

Huntly and Rothes fought out a 4-4 draw in a fixture at Christie Park. Huntly are the league’s highest scorers with 44 goals and in his first game in charge. Interim Manager Colin Charlesworth couldn’t fault the efforts from his side. Rothes are unbeaten in their last three fixtures and after being 3-1 ahead, Manager Ross Jack felt it was two points dropped.

Huntly are still chasing their first win over Banks O’ Dee with Manager Allan Hale stating conceding two goals in quick succession was costly for his side. It’s six games unbeaten for the Aberdeen side as Paul Lawson was pleased to see his side get off to a good start with three goals in a short spell.

Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction as we came from behind to secure a 4-1 win away to Strathspey Thistle.

Reaction from Huntly and Brora management teams

Huntly Captain Michael Clark made a personal milestone in our 2-2 draw at Wick. The 28 year old defender recorded his 300th squad appearance for the club. It's been twelve years and 4 spells at Christie Park for Michael who spoke to Huntly FC Online after his 300th outing.

Wick Academy's Alan Farquhar (Player-Coach) and Huntly's Stefan Laird (Assistant Manager) give their reaction to yesterday's 2-2 draw at Harmsworth Park

Manager Allan Hale reacts to our penalty-shoot exit to Banks O' Dee in the Aberdeenshire Shield semi-final

It was a first league defeat of 2023/24 at Christie Park for Huntly as Formartine United netted in the first half to secure a one-nil win. Here's what both Manager's had to say:

Huntly Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction to their Scottish Cup exit to Forfar Athletic.

Huntly made it six wins in succession with a 3-1 win over Keith in the Aberdeenshire Shield Quarter-Finals. We caught up with Manager Allan Hale after the club secured a fourth successive semi-final in the competition.

Huntly came from behind to move up to second with a 4-1 win over Fraserburgh. It was the first time the black and gold’s had beaten their opponent at Christie Park in the league since August 2012 as Allan Hale was pleased with the three points earned. It was a third league game without a win for Fraserburgh as Manager Mark Cowie admitted the goals they lost were costly.

Huntly went top of the table on goal difference with an eight-nil home win over struggling Clachnacuddin. It was the biggest home win in the league for the black and gold’s since November 2007 as Manager Allan Hale admitted it was a pleasing afternoon for his side.

Huntly top scorer Andrew Hunter made it four goals in two games with the winner in our Scottish Cup first round win over East Stirlingshire. The 29 year old had started the game up front but showed his versatility playing deeper and felt as the game went on they could make the most of an extra man following a sending-off midway through the second half.

A dramatic stoppage time winner from and Andrew Hunter free kick earned Huntly a one-nil victory over Lowland League side East Stirlingshire. It was a first away win in the Scottish Cup since September 2016 who despite not seeing his side play at their best, was pleased to get through to the next round.

Hear what Manager Allan Hale had to say after he recorded his biggest win as Huntly Manager with a six-nil win away to Deveronvale.

Huntly netted three times inside the opening six minutes in a 4-2 home win over Turriff United. Despite going three goals up within the first six minutes, Manager Allan Hale admitted having a three goal lead is never comfortable. Turriff Boss Dean Donaldson admitted the poor start from his side was costly.

Huntly’s unbeaten start to the 2023/24 league campaign was ended following a three-nil defeat to league leaders Buckie Thistle. We now bring you the reaction of both managers.

Huntly forward Brodie Allen kept up his fine start to the 2023/24 season with his third goal in five games. We spoke to the player after his winner secured all three points against Inverurie Loco Works.