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.
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Defensive problems on Saturday for Mallorca
There’s now a six-point gap between Mallorca and sixteenth-placed Tenerife, so no slip ups tomorrow, please.
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Kind referee spares Mallorca’s blushes
This was the ninth draw of the season and the result did little to ease relegation worries.
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Abysmal Mallorca lose 2-0
Real Mallorca’s wretched away form continued against Numancia on Sunday night when the home team won at a canter 2-0.
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Suspensions hit Mallorca for tomorrow's game
Mallorca will be hoping to bounce back after their “shock accident” home defeat to Bilbao Athletic last Sunday.
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Bottom club burst Mallorca's bubble
Real Mallorca, after a two-wins-in-a-row resurgence, went down 3-2 to bottom team Bilbao Athletic in front of 10,000 fans at the Son Moix on Sunday night.
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Can Mallorca make it three in a row?
The majority of Real Mallorca fans have had their heads turned by two back-to-back wins.
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Real Mallorca: First away win in over eight months
A huge weight was lifted off the club’s (and the fans’) shoulders when a Pereira penalty and an own goal gave us all three points at El Toralin.
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Mallorca go on a signing spree
"We have to keep our feet on the ground and not get carried away with these signings."
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Pereira penalty winner for Mallorca
A penalty kick 15 minutes from the end, confidently dispatched by Michael Pereira, saw Real Mallorca climb out of the relegation bottom four.
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Lucky Number 8?
Vazquez has loads of experience coaching in Spanish football and his appointment means Real Mallorca have now had eight coaches in two years.
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Wanted: A striker and a new coach
Real Mallorca, after completely dominating the first half, had their pocket picked when they went down one-nil to Valladolid, who scored in the 89th minute.
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Relegation threat at the halfway point
Real Mallorca’s midday kickoff tomorrow (Sunday) against Valladolid signals the halfway point of the current Spanish second division.
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New owners face major problems
The result puts Mallorca back into the relegation bottom four and quite frankly, after watching this debacle, their league position doesn’t lie.
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Can Sarver bring the wow factor to Mallorca?
“I’ve always wanted to buy into a European soccer club with potential. Real Mallorca looked an ideal opportunity."
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Own goal spares Mallorca’s blushes
Again it was a case of “if only” for Real Mallorca. We were the better team for most of the game.
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The Americans are coming to Real Mallorca
The massive news from the Son Moix broke when it was announced that Robert Sarver, owner of NBA (basketball) franchise Phoenix Suns, is set to claim a majority stake in the club.
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Must do better in 2016
With fine tuning here and there, the squad is good enough to make the play-offs.
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Galvez to stay on until June?
Real Mallorca players and staff are enjoying a short break over Navidad and will return to training on Monday morning to prepare for their first game of 2016 away at Elche on 2 January.
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Soft late goal agony for Mallorca
Real Mallorca's confidence took another nose-dive on Saturday night when a 90th minute equaliser by Girona saw the game finish 1-1.
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Tactical suicide sinks Mallorca in just 70 seconds
Real Mallorca, after going ahead after 90 seconds, lost 2-1 away at Tenerife on Saturday night when the home team scored two second-half goals in 70 seconds.