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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2017 · 48 MIN

S7E16 End of Pedrocycle

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

It’s the two John’s again to discuss the recent events in Scottish football. The charity bets were unsuccessful with neither coming in. It was a busy week in the Premiership with midweek fixtures as well as the weekend action. It was a good week for Hibs but not so good for Hamilton. St Johnstone continued to struggle in front of goal, Dundee lost again and Hamilton got back to winning ways. The main talking point was Rangers and Pedro Caixhina parting ways after their game against Kilmarnock. It wasn’t unexpected as it seemed a matter of time before he was sacked. McBookie and most other bookies unfortunately have installed Derek McInnes as favourite but hopefully they look elsewhere. Celtic matched their 62 game domestic unbeaten run but it wasn’t easy as Kilmarnock held them to a draw. It’s been a good week for Steve Clarke since he took over. The Scotland squad for their friendly was announced with eight uncapped players involved. The guys discuss how it’s good to see some different players involved as opposed to usual suspects who have let us down. Predictions are made and charity bets chosen. Thanks as always to the good guys of McBookie for continuing to support the podcast.

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