The Linton Hotspur Podcast

An episode of the The Tour Scottish Football Ramble podcast, hosted by The Tour, titled "The Linton Hotspur Podcast " was published on November 15, 2023 and runs 59 minutes.

November 15, 2023 ·59m · The Tour Scottish Football Ramble

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Join The Tour's Mikey Tucker, Aaron Crow and Donald Turvill for a special rendition of this week's podcast. They talk us through their 'Tour' of Linton Hotspur at the weekend. A club situated in the ninth tier of Scottish Football, located in the Scottish Borders of West Linton. What. A. Club. Topics Discussed: No 50/50 split for the League Cup Final Elgin are looking for their 3rd manager of the season Are Raith going up automatically? How far can Levein's St Johnstone side go? GET IN TOUCH: https://twitter.com/tourotterraces https://www.instagram.com/touroftheterraces/ https://www.facebook.com/tourotterraces https://wordpress.com/view/touroftheterraces.wordpress.com https://www.tiktok.com/@thetourpodcast?_t=8hBW8sRQm13&_r=1

Episode Description

Join The Tour's Mikey Tucker, Aaron Crow and Donald Turvill for a special rendition of this week's podcast.

They talk us through their 'Tour' of Linton Hotspur at the weekend. A club situated in the ninth tier of Scottish Football, located in the Scottish Borders of West Linton. What. A. Club.

Topics Discussed:

No 50/50 split for the League Cup Final

Elgin are looking for their 3rd manager of the season

Are Raith going up automatically?

How far can Levein's St Johnstone side go?

GET IN TOUCH:

https://twitter.com/tourotterraces https://www.instagram.com/touroftheterraces/ https://www.facebook.com/tourotterraces https://wordpress.com/view/touroftheterraces.wordpress.com

https://www.tiktok.com/@thetourpodcast?_t=8hBW8sRQm13&_r=1

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