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.
Lucky deflected goal sees Mallorca lose against Madrid
We’re still woeful in attack, making it our fifth consecutive league game to feature one goal or less.
Out of the frying pan into the fire!
A defeated but proud Mallorca have to turn the page and prepare for their next game which is a case of “out of the frying pan into the fire” against league champions-elect Real Madrid.
Penalty shoot-out sees Mallorca lose the Copa del Rey final
It was an epic 120 minutes of Cup football, not for the faint-hearted.
Mallorca's Copa del Rey finals - a potted history
I’m really optimistic about the outcome, that we’ll win our second Copa del Rey Final – Visca Mallorca!
Real Mallorca Cup Final dress rehearsal ends in a draw
Mallorca left Valencia with good feelings ahead of next weekend's Cup Final.
Mallorca fans take trains, boats and planes to Seville
Real Mallorca, with nine games left to play, look to be on track to stay in top flight Spanish football for a fourth successive season.
Total success with cup final ticket sales
Whatever happens on April 6, Mallorca are guaranteed a place in January’s Super Cup to be played in Saudi Arabia.
“Captain Marvel’s” late show sees Mallorca win 1-0
I’ve never seen such an emotional goal for Mallorca.
Cup final apathy in Mallorca
Once again our biggest problem this season has been our lack of fire power upfront.
Wonder goal sees brave Mallorca lose to Barcelona
Mallorca deserved at least a share of the spoils.
Travelling dilemma for cup-final fans
Real Mallorca are on cloud nine after a highly impressive week and now face Barcelona.
Great week for R.C.D. Mallorca after 1-0 win
Next up it’s an injury-hit, misfiring Barcelona at the Olympic stadium on Friday night at 9pm.
Mallorca face “fairytale” side Girona
Real Mallorca are expecting a tough game in the Son Moix on Sunday at 18:30.
Mallorca into their fourth Copa del Rey final
Many Mallorquinistas are already checking out their flights and accommodation availability for the final as the club enter another phase in their 108-year existence.
Mallorca to stay quiet over terrible referee
I’ll settle for a draw. Alaves lie five points above us in 12th place with 28 points.
The passing of a true legend
Beltran set about doing something that not even the most optimistic Mallorquinista could ever have envisaged.
A cruel 1-2 defeat for ten-man Mallorca
Next up we’re away at former manager Luis Garcia Plaza’s in-form Alaves on Saturday at 6:30.
Muriqi’s return boosts Real Mallorca
This Sunday’s opponents have gone off the boil of late but are still formidable opponents.
Magic Muriqi wins it for Mallorca
Next up is Real Sociedad in the Son Moix next Sunday at 18:30.