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Euan McIntosh reckons people thought he was “bonkers” after coming up with a plan to use a spell back in the amateur ranks to tee up a second spell as professional on the seniors’ circuit.
Calum Elliot’s side remain top of the table on goal difference ahead of Penicuik Athletic with the final round of fixtures this Saturday. Tranent know any win at home to Jeanfield Swifts will secure the league crown given their superior 20 goal gap on the Cuikie, who host Linlithgow.
Edinburgh golfer Euan McIntosh is on the brink of the biggest win of his career after opening up a three-stroke lead heading into the final day of the Riegler and Partner Legends event on the Legends Tour.
Hull FC will hand a debut to Denive Balmforth in the clash with Toulouse Olympique. The 18-year-old, who was signed for an undisclosed fee from Warrington Wolves last month, will start on the bench in the clash at the MKM Stadium.
The leaders recored an impressive 3-0 East Lothian derby victory over Dunbar United at Foresters Park last night, while second-placed Penicuik needed a late penalty to edge out Sauchie 2-1.
Fellow title challengers Penicuik Athletic, who started the day top, slipped up with a 1-1 draw at home to Dundonald Bluebell, while L inlithgow Rose were 2-0 winners over Sauchie.
The 22-year-old striker made the move from First Division Leith Athletic in January after a prolific 18-month spell with Steven Chalmers’ side, and he’s not looked out of place in the top tier.
Hull FC will travel to Huddersfield Giants on Saturday with a near-fully fit squad of players. They’re still missing Scott Taylor, Jamie Shaul, Cam Scott and Joe Cator through injury, but the returns of Josh Reynolds, Carlos Tuimavave and Kane Evans will come as a huge boost to Brett Hodgson ahead of the Challenge Cup quarter-final.