Football

Don Cowie says the Staggies have to turn the Hibs faithful against their own team as County look to end a year-plus wait for an away league win.

He also played in Clach’s shock win at Brora.

Don Cowie has given updates on a number of the Staggies’ recent absentees.

The Easter Ross youngsters are in the last sixteen.

The top performers from under-8 level right through to the senior team have been recognised for their efforts over the past year.

As Christmas lists are being compiled and worked on throughout the world, Don Cowie has a wish or two for his Ross County squad.

The Glasgow giants ran out 3-0 winners in Dingwall.

Goalkeeper Jack Hamilton ended 11 months of Premiership exile by putting the reins on a Celtic Park rampage.

The Staggies have added a goalkeeper to their squad who had been in the academy system of some of Germany’s biggest clubs.

It has been a decade since the club won major silverware in the North Caley ranks.

The Staggies manager has sent out a reminder of what happened the last time Rangers came calling in Dingwall.

Ross County’s number one has been ruled out for the next couple of months through injury.

The shot-stopper had been ever present for Ross County in this season’s Premiership.

The win for the Tain side was their first ever in an away league fixture against Alness United.

The club went into the annual awards night with six nominations across a handful of categories.

The youngster has already been prolific out on loan and scored in the Scottish Youth Cup this season.

It was not to be for the Staggies in Glasgow as their winless run on the road continued.

The Staggies travelled down to Edinburgh for what turned out to be a tight affair against their hosts.

He had been out for two months, but initially thought he might miss the rest of the year.

Manager Don Cowie does not want to see a repeat of the last time the Staggies went on the road to one of the Glasgow giants.