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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2019 · 1H 19M

S8E27 Talbot Flying Over Ayr

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

It's the two John's on and they're joined by a debutant in Killie fan Aldo. The podcast starts off with a bit of therapy for Aldo in the week that Greg Stewart returned to Aberdeen on loan instead of Kilmarnock. Aldo also vents his frustration with regards to the Jordan Jones situation. We spoke about cup shocks last week and the first game that was played saw one of the biggest shocks the cup has seen for a while. Talbot overcame the odds and made a lot of punters a lot of money. Craig McCracken was the hero as he has been previously in big games such as the Junior Cup final last season. It was some day in Auchinleck and the atmosphere carried long in to the night. History was made as they won against a Senior team in the Scottish Cup for the first time and will return to Tynecastle where they were robbed of a replay in 2012. There were a few other shocks as East Fife won and Partick Thistle actually won a game. There were routine wins for Celtic, St Johnstone and Hibs. The podcast ends with a brief chat about what's going on in League Two. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

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