Morning! THE SCOTTISH HIGHLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIARY 2021/22 IS NOW ON SALE! Now in its EIGHTH year, the latest SHFL Diary is the biggest ever and clocks in at 344 pages, and is a complete record of the 2021/22 Breedon Highland League season, which saw 1,223 goals scored across 306 league fixtures as the league celebrated a return to (almost) normality following the worst of the Covid pandemic. Fraserburgh saw off the challenge of a record-breaking Buckie Thistle side to claim their fourth title on the final day of the season, with cover star Scott Barbour ending the campaign as top scorer with 34 goals and as Highland League Player of The Year. The 2021/22 edition is by far the busiest edition we have ever produced, and we hope you'll enjoy it! Complete with match reports on all competitive games across all league and cup competitions - from friendlies way back in July 2021 through to the playoffs in May of this year - the 2021/22 edition also contains club statistics, competition summaries, league tables and more, and is packed with features which are sure to be of interest to fans of all SHFL clubs. This seasons edition contains fixtures for the coming season and preliminary dates for cup competitions (where known). As time goes on, details of matches from previous seasons become harder to find, and the SHFL Diary will act as a permanent written record of each season and will continue to occupy a place on the bookshelf of football fans long after Facebook pages, Twitter feeds and club websites have been forgotten or disappeared. The SHFL Diary 2021/22 is sponsored by McBookie, whose contribution during the production process has once again proved invaluable. You can order your copy by clicking on the link below! For the next couple of days, you can get 15% off the cover price of £16 by using the discount code MANGA15 at the checkout. If anyone has any questions about the latest edition, any of the older ones, the ordering process, or anything else, feel free to ask. Happy reading! The SHFL Diary Team SHFL Diary 2021/22
