Breathing life in 1929, Ross County have indeed carved out a modest corner for themselves in the fiercely competitive world of football. The Global Energy Stadium in Scotland, apart from having a rather provocative naming story, serves as their fortress and haven where the Staggies lay claim to their victories.
The collective fiscal outlook of the Ross County lads stands roughly around the £3m landmark, a meek number indeed when put to contrast with the monetary might of other footballing giants. This particular estimation comes by the word of Transfermarkt, an external source of some renown.
On the matter of squad personnel, Ross County can boast of a team strength of 19 loyal lads, each intermittently scalping their talent against the grindstone of football. The average age of these lads, for those with a like for such minute details, hovers around the 28 years mark, painting a perfect portrait of a team in the zenith of their physical prowess.
As for their ventures on the field this season, Ross County have been combatants in four separate competitions. This list includes their bid for glory in the Championship where they are currently stationed at the 9th place. Their journey in the League Cup landed them in Group B, while their march in the Scottish Cup was halted in the Fourth Round. The Challenge Cup saw them bowing out in the Third round, wrapping up their performance in the ongoing season.
