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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2013 · 55 MIN

S3E3 Resurgent Aberdeen, the Auld Enemy and Pies

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For the third week in a row, Krys and Greig join me to discuss Scottish Fitba. Motherwell, St Johnstone and Celtic all featured in Europe last week. Results didn’t go in Motherwell or St Johnstone’s favour, but at least Celtic got through. I didn’t manage to get a steak and chorizo pie at McDiarmid Park, but I did enjoy the alternative. During the Premiership roundup, we discuss Aberdeen’s resurgence and how many are predicting they will have a great season. I think you can guess how we react to such predictions after just two games. QOS vs Dundee seemed to be the game of the weekend (Wick Academy might argue otherwise), and it almost won us the charity bet. Lyle unfortunately didn’t score first, but he did score second. We move on from another losing week to pick another two McBookie charity bets. I’m confident for the most part, apart from Greig’s choice. Scotland travel down to Wembley on Wednesday and we put our positive spin on the game. We end with a stab at predicting the upcoming Premiership games, as well as taking a looking at how the predictor currently stands.

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