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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2020 · 1H 37M

S10E43 Lower League Review

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The two John's are joined by Ally Graham as we cover what has gone on in the lower leagues so far. We kick off the show by talking about the lower league predictions game which Ally currently leads and get him to give us his predictions for this week. League Two is where we start our review as we discuss the excellent start that Queen's Park have got off to. We take a look back at our predictions at the start of the season and see how well we are doing. Is League One the most exciting league in Scotland currently? Falkirk have got off to a terrific start and may be capable of running away with it especially if they win the Boxing Day clash against Falkirk. It's pretty tight after that with teams vying for a playoff spot and to avoid relegation. Ally bemoans the lack of goals among strikers in the leagues. The Championship has seen Hearts start well but there are a few teams who have only lost once so far. We discuss whether Dundee need a change of manager and the current situation with Morton. We round things up by having a bit of fun with some discussion over Christmas favourites. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

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