This week on The Football Journals, Lee sits down with a man who is Lossiemouth born and bred: the one and only Kevin Flett.

Kev’s story is a rare journey through every level of his hometown’s footballing identity. From cutting his teeth in the North Juniors with Lossiemouth United to his iconic years as the captain of Lossiemouth FC at Grant Park, Kev has lived and breathed the red and white.

We also touch on his time spent at Turriff United before bringing the story back home to his current vital role: shaping the next generation through Lossie Youth Development.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The Lossie DNA: Growing up in the town and what it truly means to represent your own community on a Saturday afternoon.

• The United Foundation: Why his early days with Lossiemouth United were essential for his development as a player.

• Captain of the Coasters: The pride and the pressure of wearing the armband at Grant Park and leading his hometown club through the Highland League.

• The Turriff Chapter: A look at his time away at The Haughs and the experience of playing for a different North East side.

• Building the Future: His transition into coaching with Lossie Youth Development. Why he’s dedicated to ensuring local kids have the same opportunities he had (and more).

From a local lad in the stands to the veteran captain and now the coach of the future—this is the ultimate Kev Flett interview.