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.
Real Mallorca's Muriqi renews his contract until 2029
“Coming here is the best decision I’ve made in my life and Mallorca for me is the best dream I’ve ever had.”
Toughest ever La Liga start for Mallorca
In all the four decades I’ve followed Real Mallorca, I can’t remember a more difficult start, when we face the top four from last season in the first eight games, with a visit to fourth-placed Athletic Club in the first week of October.
Mallorca hope to sign 22-year-old Barcelona star
If this guy signs for Real Mallorca it’s a dream come true for us Mallorquinistas.
Transfer news - rumours and gossip
Coach Arrasate’s players have just under three weeks to go before they return to training. There the team will play three preparation games on July 27, 30 and 31, the day they return to Palma.
Record crowds in Son Moix last season
Our No. 1 and 2 goalkeepers, Dominik Greif and Leo Roman, have both turned down new contracts at Real Mallorca.
Real Mallorca's summer of speculation
On Wednesday the first to put pen to paper on a two-year contract extension was 25-year-old Mateo Morey from Petra.
Taxi for Cyle Larin!
The club’s sporting director Pablo Ortells faces a nightmare summer as he negotiates players’ renewals, departures and signings for the new season. That’s likely to start around the middle weekend in August.
Mallorca finish the season in mid-table obscurity
Rayo had 23 shots on target, Mallorca had none.
Crisis talks at Real Mallorca
In a nutshell, Mallorca’s woes started in Saudi Arabia in January when we took part in the Spanish Super Cup in Jeddah.
Mallorca fans turn on the players after Getafe defeat
One of the most pathetic performances seen in the Son Moix for a long time.
Last home game of the 2024/25 season
As Mallorca wind down their season it’s a case of mission accomplished as with 47 points they’ve sealed another campaign (fifth) in top flight Spanish football.
Last-minute heartbreak for Mallorca against Real Madrid
Madrid did what they have done on many occasions this season and scored a late, late winner.
Mallorca squeeze past relegated Valladolid
Mallorca keep hopes alive of securing European football.
Has Arrasate lost the dressing room?
Local fans are now asking the question: how on earth did this team accumulate 30 points in the first half of the season and now we look a demoralised shambles?
Goalkeeper spares Mallorca's blushes
Dominik Greif made at least five top saves to keep the scoreline respectable.
Monday night football sees Mallorca away at Girona
It’s chaos in the best way as teams that would normally be involved in a regular low-stakes midtable melee now have a European shout out.
R.C.D. Mallorca have a goalkeeping dilemma
All La Liga games have been played during this week because the “Clasico” Copa del Rey final is being played tomorrow night at 10pm.
Mallorca so close to getting a point in Barcelona
An equaliser was disallowed for offside, but it was a mighty close decision.
The chase for Europe is on
Mallorca entertain second-bottom Leganes in the Son Moix, on Easter Saturday, at 6.30pm.
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