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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2018 · 1H

S8E14 Penny for his Thoughts

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

It's the two John's on as they discuss the current events in Scottish football. There's plenty to talk about with league and Scottish Cup action at the weekend. There's another big weekend coming up with the League Cup semi finals taking place. Both games are getting played on the same day and are tough to call. The Premiership saw Celtic continue to hit their stride in the game of the weekend. Dundee continue to struggle in the week that they appointed a new manager. Livingston continue to exceed expectations with their terrific start to the season. The lower leagues saw Morton get victory against Falkirk in the return of Ray McKinnon. Gary Caldwell found out that the Partick Thistle job might be tougher than he thought and Ross County won the top of the table clash. League One saw Arbroath and East Fife continue their fine form. The Scottish Cup saw most games played to a finish but there will be one replay as Auchinleck Talbot host Cove Rangers. The podcast concludes with some Scotland chat with both women's and men's teams being mentioned. Thanks for listening and feel free to contact us on @sffpodcast on twitter.

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