FORT FC boss Danny Conlon insists the club's young players will learn from their disappointing Highland League campaign.
He is tipping them to shine alongside experienced playmakers next season.
FORT William finished their Highland League season with a 4-0 defeat at Formartine United on Friday.
Danny Conlon's side ended a hugely disappointing campaign bottom of the table with just seven points from 34 games and will be glad to get the rest as the club regroups with its annual general meeting looming.
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STRIKER Steven Craig turned his back on a move to Iceland to sign a new deal with SPL-bound Ross County this week.He, along with number one goalkeeper Michael Fraser, agreed fresh one-year contracts
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NAIRN County finished third in the Highland League thanks to their 1-0 victory away to Turriff United at the weekend in their final fixture of the season.
On a day when Forres Mechanics were crowned champions for the first time since 1986, Nairn earned all three points at The Haughs with a wonder strike.
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ROSS Tokely has thrown his Caley Thistle future into doubt by revealing that the club's conditions within a new one-year deal are "very disappointing".The Inverness CT legend, who has played nearly
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DELIGHTED Clach boss Iain Polworth tipped his stars to carry their lightning form into next season, after securing a 10-placed Highland League finish.
Clach crushed Fraserburgh 7-3 on Saturday to end up 16 points better off than last season, and Polworth hailed his team's heroics in the last two months, in a run which has seen the Lilywhites lose just twice in 14 league matches.
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INVERNESS City boss Stevie Graham says relegation would be a disaster for the club and admitted his frustration at a pitch dispute keeping his side from moving up the leagues.
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