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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2015 · 56 MIN

S4E32 Celtic Diddy Cup Winners

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

Krys gets another shot of hosting so he can bask in the glory of his team's triumph in capturing the first domestic honours of the season. But being the humble kind, he immediately hands over to this week's guests John and Greig so they can talk about their teams' Friday night battle in the Premiership. Talk then progresses to the other Premiership games and arguably the worst charity bet attempt yet, before taking a look at the Championship to see if Hearts have won it yet and how the run for the playoffs is shaping up for the other teams miles behind them. Finally they get back to talk about the events at Hampden before focusing on the next important game at Hampden - Scotland's attempted thumping of Gibraltar (with a side order of a Northern Irish friendly) - as Gordon Strachan's latest squad choices are up for scrutiny. Finally, there's the usual predictions before Greig begs us not to put the charity bet on Motherwell. Did we? Listen and find out! Or just look at Twitter, it's already there. But be sure to listen to this podcast as well! Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. sffpodcast On Twitterhttp://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

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