Game On 7/11/25 - Have Rangers gone backwards under new American owners? | Are Hearts better now than George Burley’s 2005 team? | Should Celtic and Rangers disregard Europa League to focus on the Premiership? episode artwork

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Game On 7/11/25 - Have Rangers gone backwards under new American owners? | Are Hearts better now than George Burley’s 2005 team? | Should Celtic and Rangers disregard Europa League to focus on the Premiership?

from Game On · host Reach Plc

It's been another wild and wacky week in the world of Scottish football and the Game On team have convened at Record Towers, to give their hot takes on all the big topics. Up for discussion this week are Celtic and Rangers' dismal European performances - with questions also being asked of whether Gers have actually gone backwards since the 49ers appeared on the scene and if Martin O'Neill should be given a chance to lift silverware in the Premier Sports Cup Final. The panel of Gavin Berry and Fraser Wilson, also compare Derek McInnes' Hearts team to the 2005 crop who played under George Burley and look at Scotland's crucial upcoming World Cup double-header. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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