The latest episode of Highland League Weekly, with two big highlights clashes and a feature on Deveronvale's new era, is out now.
The Grantown Jags have recruited the former Inverness Caledonian Thistle defender, and the Coasters have added the winger from Deveronside.
Celtic's quality and depth (plus a bit of fortune) told against Aberdeen at Hampden, but boss Jimmy Thelin is right: It's one loss in 17 games, and there's no point dwelling on it.
Inverness' joint administrators are in the process of trying to drive the sale of the club, following their appointment last month.
Aberdeen can move three points clear at the top of the Premiership if they win against Dundee on Saturday - albeit potentially for less than 24 hours as Celtic are not in action until Sunday.
An unbeaten run, backed by two clean sheets, is welcome for the Staggies manager - but Cowie thinks a more clinical edge in attack is now needed for further progress.
Chris Crighton reflects on Saturday's 6-0 defeat against Celtic at Hampden and the end of Aberdeen's extraordinary unbeaten run.
Dons skipper insists harsh lessons must be learned from 6-0 Premier Sports Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic on Saturday.
The Staggies' number one kept out Greg Kiltie's spot-kick as County made it three games unbeaten in the Premiership.
The Dons manager was at Old Trafford to watch Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Chelsea.
Dons manager left to pick up his crestfallen players after their cup hopes were ruthlessly dismantled by Celtic at Hampden.
ICT have drawn seven of their 12 matches in League One this season.
