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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2015 · 1H 4M

S5E9 The Aberdeen and Celtic Show

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Following Skype's worldwide issues on Monday, this week's podcast was recorded on Tuesday night after Rangers defeat in the League Cup to St Johnstone. So rather than talk about them and chance being accused of laughing too much, Krys and John decided just to revert to type and focus on the fortunes of Aberdeen and Celtic. Or maybe it was just Aberdeen and Celtic had midweek games as well as big weekend wins. Also discussed this week were Partick Thistle's lack of dead pigs, the Ross County home for Celtic youth players, Dundee United's lack of luck, Morton's giant killing pedigree, rowdy youngsters at the football, how do you pronounce Tavernier, and of course another disappointing charity bet result. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the stakes. We also reveal the possibility of a return for a certain Director of Podcasting next week so that someone who knows about Rangers can school us in the ways of magic hats. Follow sffpodcast On Twitter to keep abreast of the latest charity bet odds, and to just generally join in with the chat. And join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

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