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.
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.
Rajkovic leaving Mallorca for Saudi Arabia
The money Mallorca receives for this transfer will be used towards the signing of a high level winger. The position is one of the demands of new coach Arrasate and would complete the squad for the new season.
Colombian defender to sign for Real Mallorca
Mojica has a long history in Spanish football. He signed for Rayo Vallecano in 2013 and from there he went to Valladolid, Girona and Elche.
Real Mallorca sign their fourth Japanese player
Asano follows in the footsteps of other Nipon Mallorquinistas Yoshito Okubo, Akihiru Ienaga and Kubo.
Season ticket sales for Real Mallorca causing some unrest
Sales opened on June 26 until July 17 for existing season ticket holders to renew their seats online.
Real Mallorca head to England for pre-season
Mallorca B’s goal came from a young man called Sebastian (Sebas) Wade, born in Palma to a South African mother and an English father from Southampton.
Baptism of fire for Mallorca’s new coach
Real Mallorca will have the footballing world’s eyes on the Son Moix during the third week in August when La Liga 24/25 kicks off with the mighty Real Madrid playing in Palma.
New coach signs three-year deal with Real Mallorca
The new coach has a big job to do on the Son Bibiloni training ground as our present squad needs to improve and several new signings are expected to raise the level.
Spain run riot against Northern Ireland in Mallorca
A “wow” display from Spain in the first half.
Summer transfer window opens on July 1 for Real Mallorca
During the 36 days of the transfer market this summer, there won’t be the usual whirlwind of activity as money for most clubs in La Liga looks to be too tight to mention.
Mallorca enters a new phase with Jagoba Arrasate
Mallorca's new coach has spent six successful seasons in Pamplona
Mallorca winning send-off for Javier Aguirre
Aguirre got a huge “huddle” hug, which was very emotional for a lovely man whom the players worshipped.
It’s official – Mallorca coach Aguirre to go
There won’t be a lot of money available for next season as we finished fourth bottom.
Nail-biting stuff as Mallorca stay up
Coupled with Cadiz’s 0-0 draw, Mallorca's place in La Liga was secured for another season.
More suspense for Mallorca fans
With only two games remaining, we need two points, but if we beat Almeria on Sunday our long-suffering fans will be more than happy.
Mallorca edge one point closer to survival
Mallorca had a couple of half chances but had to settle for a point.
Mallorca's big step to La Liga survival
Once again Mallorca failed to put a game to bed after going ahead early doors.
Mallorca play three key games in a week
A win tomorrow (Saturday, May 11 at 2pm in Son Moix) against imploding Las Palmas is sacrosanct.
Lacklustre Mallorca lose to Atlético
At times on Saturday night Mallorca looked a spent force.
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