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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2019 · 59 MIN

S9E14 Culio Living in Glasgow's Paradise

from Scottish Football Forums Podcast · host SFF Podcast

It's the two John's on this week as they discuss what has been going on in Scottish football. They start off by going to last Thursday and the European action which saw mixed results for Rangers and Celtic. This leads us on to domestic action which saw Celtic slip to a defeat to Livingston as Rangers went top of the league. Kilmarnock and Motherwell continue to impress while St Mirren continue to struggle in front of goal. We then go back to Friday where Dundee United lost to Alloa in what was regarded as a surprise. Ayr couldn't take advantage though. At the other end of the table Partick Thistle remain at the bottom. The best of League One and Two are covered. F Bomb John talks us through Auchinleck Talbot v Pollok which saw a couple contenders for our #pickitoot moment. In the end we went with Gordon Pope's rocket which was the third goal for the home team. We preview the Scotland games where we're not expecting much. Good John then talks up through the upcoming Challenge League games. Thanks as always for listening. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

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