Monro Bryce
Monro has lived in Mallorca for 40 years, and supported the local football team RCD Mallorca for almost as long. Born in Scotland, in Kirkcaldy, Fife, home to the mighty Raith Rovers, football has been a major part of his life for as long as he can remember. He once interviewed George Best in Mallorca for the Bulletin and has appeared on Sky Sports and Eurosport. His hobbies include cookery and gardening, and he was a founder member of the Calvia Quiz League, sadly no longer in operation post pandemic. His favourite foods include Tandoori Chicken and Oxtail, and his favourite TV show is The Walking Dead.
Painful defeat for Mallorca
Coach Arrasate: "We have to remember a game lasts 90 minutes, not 30.”
Real Mallorca going for fourth straight win
At present Real Mallorca are leading the “middle class league” where every team is looking for points to stay in top flight Spanish football.
Third win for Mallorca in ten days
Temporarily joint fourth place in a Champions League position.
Best start in five seasons for Mallorca
I know it’s early doors in the season but the one thing that’s stood out for me so far is the way Arrasate rotates his squad.
Last-minute goal gives Mallorca great away win
On-loan left back Valery Fernandez smashed in the 94th-minute winner.
Dani Rodriguez – a man for six seasons
La Liga’s fixture list this season is brutal and there’s no room to take prisoners. There’s one thing for sure, this campaign will be another roller coaster ride for RCD Mallorca, full of ups and downs.
Mallorca's best display of the season
Sergi Darder sparkled in midfield in what was a virtuoso performance.
95th minute heartbreak for Real Mallorca
A tap-in goal right at the very end against ten-man Mallorca.
Real Mallorca back in La Liga action on Saturday
Saturday's opponents Villareal have made an unbeaten start to the season winning two and drawing two.
Crazy fixture list awaits Real Mallorca
After the Summer transfer window carnival closed last Friday in Spain, it’s now become obvious that the gap between the big three in La Liga – Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico – is getting bigger.
Not the best of starts for RCD Mallorca
Real Mallorca play their fourth game in this season’s La Liga, and third game in eight days, with an away trip to second division champions Leganes (11 km from the centre of Madrid). Kick off in their Estadio Butarque is 21:30 tomorrow (Saturday).
Mallorca still winless this season
A game where neither side seemed overly eager to find the net.
Mallorca make Real Madrid look average
The Bernabeu 'Galacticos' were frustrated time and time again.
After three months La Liga is back
Opening game against Real Madrid on Sunday night at 9.30pm in a full Son Moix.
Bologna win City of Palma penalty shoot-out
After 90 minutes of nothing much, the game finished 1-1 after normal time.
Away fans dilemma in Spanish football
With Rajkovic and Gio Gonzalez departed, the club are in the market for a right winger and, with a few euros in the coffers, are looking for someone with top European league experience.
Real Mallorca heading for record season ticket sales
Mallorca continued their pre-season with a comfortable 0-5 win over local third division side Poblense in Sa Pobla on Wednesday night in the 52nd agricultural trophy, known locally as the Potato Cup, on a pitch that looked like a crop of Golden Wonders had been planted on it.
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