Ross County, established in the latter year of the roaring twenties in 1929, stage their home games on the hallowed turf of The Global Energy Stadium. The location of this Scottish fortress, stark and imposing, is a dramatic backdrop against which many a footballing drama has unfolded.
The playing personnel of Ross County, according to the good folks over at Transfermarkt, hold a collective market worth that hovers around the £6m (from €6.8m) mark. A figure shedding light on the talent that populates their ranks.
The squad, an assembly of 30 footy practitioners, harbours an average age of a spry 25 years. Belying the fact that within them, you will find a blend of both youthful exuberance and seasoned guile.
The current campaign has seen Ross County throw their hat in the ring for 4 separate competitions. They've been participants in both the Scottish League Cup, slotted into the confines of Group B, and the Premiership, where they precariously dwell in the 11th spot. Furthermore, they have copped a place in the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup, whilst also vying for ascendency in the Premiership Play-offs, making it all the way to the thrilling apex of the Final.