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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2016 · 44 MIN

S6E5 Toys in the Ear

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

John is joined by Andy who returns after being on the first podcast of the season. It begins with news of both charity bets not coming in. As there is no league fixtures this week there are no predictions to be made. There is a fair bit of chat involving Celtic with their success in qualifying for Champions League group stages. The guys agree that this will inevitably lead to further inequality in Scottish football as teams struggle to compete. The Premiership is discussed with the main games over the weekend being discussed. Andy covered the Ross County game but said there was not much excitement. Inverness are given credit for their first win under Foran. The podcast was recorded on Tuesday so there is a fair bit of chat about transfer deadline day which leads to the title of the podcast. The focus shifts towards Scotland and primarily the £13million man Oliver Burke with the hope he is successful in Germany. The lack of football from a large section of squad is cause for concern. If you have any feedback then please contact us @sffpodcast on Twitter. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS or iTunes.

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