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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2017 · 57 MIN

S6E31 Eeny Meeny Miny Moe

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

Krys hosts once again, and this week he's joined by John (but not John) to discuss the various controversies after another action packed weekend of Scottish Football. Well, almost action packed. There was Kilmarnock v Hearts as well. It's congratulations to Hibernian for clinching the Championship title, while in League One Alloa Athletic have secured a playoff spot. Could they yet meet their former boss, Jack Ross? The battle to avoid the playoff at the bottom of League Two looks like it might go all the way, while in the Premiership its abundantly clear that the bottom six will be more interesting than the top six. So of course we question the post-split TV choices. And as for those controversies? Ghost goals, horrendous dives, skiving at work - it's all just another typical week for the SPFL and the SFA. No luck in the charity bet this week, but it was a bit of a large gamble. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing us with the stakes. Keep up to date with us on the sffpodcast Twitter account. Feel free to interact with us there and even to give us some feedback on the podcast. And of course you can join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

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