Nairn County
ScotlandCoach：
Wayne Mackintosh
Establishment Date：
0
League Affiliation：
SCO Highland League
Stadium：
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Seating Capacity：
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Team Info
Nairn County FC is a historic football club from the town of Nairn in the Scottish Highlands, competing in the Highland Football League. The club, known as "The Wee County," plays its home matches at Station Park. Founded in 1914, their traditional colors are yellow and black. Nairn County is a cornerstone of the local community, with a history of producing talented players and enjoying local rivalries with clubs like Forres Mechanics and Clachnacuddin. Their peak achievements have come in the Highland League Cup, which they have won on several occasions, most recently in 2018. The club is known for its picturesque ground and for being a well-run, ambitious non-league side that often challenges near the top of the table. The modern era sees them consistently competitive, with aspirations of one day entering the Scottish Professional Football League via the pyramid system. The fanbase, though small, is fiercely loyal, creating a warm and community-focused atmosphere on matchdays.
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B. Barron2
Angus Dey1
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Stephen Foster
Scotland25000
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SCO Highland League 2025-2026