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Game On 28/02/25 - Barry Ferguson permanent Rangers boss? | Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic contract | Cheltenham too expensive?

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Michael Gannon and Graeme Young take their seat behind the microphone in the Record Sport studio for this week’s edition of Game On. In this week's episode, which is available now on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts, the guys discuss if Barry Ferguson could become permanent Rangers boss after being put in charge of the Ibrox club this week. And as San Francisco 49ers investors are planning a Rangers takeover, which players can survive the American Revolution? Here are the rest of this week’s talking points: Away fans are back for Celtic and Rangers games, the right call?  Should Celtic sign Jeffrey Schlupp on a permanent deal? Will Brendan Rodgers sign a contract extension at Celtic? Have Aberdeen dropped the ball with Jamie McGrath? Should the SRU be demanding a replay of the England game? Was Jamie Carragher right about the AFCON? Has the Cheltenham Festival got too expensive? Is Conor Benn v Chris Eubank jr just all hype? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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