4 Tims and a Podcast

It’s another miserable afternoon at Ibrox for Celtic as the Hoops crash out of the League Cup in humiliating fashion, going down 3-0 to Derek McInnes’ Rangers side in a performance that leaves far more questions than answers.Darren, Tony, Danny and Andy get stuck into the shambles from start to finish — from the baffling team selection to another big-game capitulation. Why was Sebastian Tounekti handed a starting place despite a string of uninspiring performances this season, while big-money signing Haissem Hassam was left on the bench amid reports he had barely slept?And in a performance where almost nobody covered themselves in glory, was young right-back Colby Donovan the only Celtic player who could walk off that pitch with anything approaching pass marks?But the biggest question is the one Celtic fans are asking: who is actually to blame?Is it manager Martin O’Neill? Is the coaching setup failing the team? Are the players simply not good enough when the pressure is on — with captain Callum McGregor once again struggling to make an impact in a major game? Or does the ultimate responsibility sit with the Celtic Board Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celtic make it six wins from six in the league as they edge past St Johnstone 1-0 at McDiarmid Park — but was it a convincing performance, or simply a case of getting the job done?On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we look back on Celtic’s narrow victory and discuss the five changes to the starting lineup as the team was rotated ahead of a huge weekend clash.We break down the major talking points from the game, assess the performances, discuss what impressed us — and what left us concerned — and look at how the result sets Celtic up for the massive trip to Ibrox.Then it’s all eyes on Sunday as Celtic face Rangers in the League Cup Quarter-Final. We preview the Glasgow Derby showdown, debate who should make the starting XI, predict the lineups both teams could go with, discuss the key battles and tactics that could decide the game, and give our predictions for how the match will unfold.And, of course, we finish off with our score predictions for what promises to be a massive afternoon at Ibrox.⚽ St Johnstone 0-1 Celtic🔄 Five changes to the starting XI💬 All the major talking points🏟️ Looking ahead to Ibrox🍀 Predicted Celtic lineup🔵 Predicted Rangers lineup🔥 Key battles & tactical talking points🎯 Match predictions & score predictionsLike, subscribe and get involved in the comments with your thoughts and your score prediction for Sunday!#CelticFC #Celtic #Rangers #GlasgowDerby #LeagueCup #4TimsAndAPodcast #COYBIG Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4 Tims and a Podcast | Comeback Kings in Paisley! 🍀Darren and Tony are back to dissect a dramatic evening in Paisley as Martin O’Neill’s Celtic side came from behind to beat St Mirren 2-1 and stretch their lead at the top of the table!We start with the nightmare moment that put the Celts on the back foot — Liam Scales’ inexcusable handball gifting St Mirren a penalty, which the hosts duly converted. But was that the only controversial decision of the evening? We also examine the VAR call that ruled out a Camilo Duran equaliser and ask whether Celtic were on the wrong end of another questionable decision.Then came the second-half turnaround. Scales redeemed himself in style, rising highest to power home a header from a corner and restore parity. And with Celtic pushing for the winner, star man Camilo Duran produced another moment of quality, slipping a superb pass through to the impressive Yang, who coolly finished to complete the comeback!But with Yang now heading off on international duty with South Korea for the next month, just how big a miss will the Korean star be? Who steps up in his absence — and who has what it takes to fill his boots?Finally, we look ahead to the midweek trip to Perth to face newly promoted St Johnstone. Can the Celts maintain their 100% league record, make it another three points and keep the rest of the pack chasing their tails?🎙️ On this episode:St Mirren 1-2 Celtic — breaking down the comebackLiam Scales’ costly handball and penaltyThe controversial VAR decision to rule out Duran’s equaliserScales’ redemption with a crucial headerCamilo Duran’s brilliance and Yang’s winning finishHow big a miss will Yang be for Celtic?Who can replace the Korean star?Previewing Celtic’s trip to St JohnstoneCan the Celts maintain their 100% league record?Another comeback. Another three points. Another warning to the rest of the league. 🍀Hail Hail! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren and Tony are back for an unplanned episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast reacting to the breaking news from the SPFL that there will be NO AWAY FANS at the Glasgow Derby games this season.The decision comes after Celtic and Rangers failed to reach an agreement over away-fan allocations for the upcoming fixtures, following the trouble surrounding last season's Scottish Cup Quarter Final.It's a huge decision that will have a massive impact on one of the biggest fixtures in world football — but was it inevitable?Darren and Tony discuss:🍀 The SPFL's announcement🏟️ Why the clubs couldn't agree on away allocations🚨 The fallout from the Scottish Cup Quarter Final👥 The impact of playing the Glasgow Derby without away supporters🤔 Could this have been avoided?🔥 Who is responsible for the situation?⚖️ Is this the right decision for safety — or a terrible outcome for supporters?And, most importantly, where does this leave Celtic supporters and the future of away allocations in the Glasgow Derby?It's a developing story and there's plenty for Darren and Tony to get their teeth into.What do YOU make of the decision? Let us know in the comments. 👇🍀 Like | Subscribe | Comment | Turn on Notifications 🍀#Celtic #CelticFC #Rangers #GlasgowDerby #4TimsAndAPodcast #SPFL #CelticNews #ScottishFootball #AwayFans #ScottishCup Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3-0, New Signings but was it a case of Panic Buying?Darren and Tony are back to look back on a scintillating evening at Celtic Park as Celtic swept Aberdeen aside 3-0, putting the game to bed with a superb first-half performance.The lads break down what went right for Celtic, the standout performances and whether this was a glimpse of the attacking football supporters have been waiting to see.They also turn their attention to the transfer window, which has now slammed shut after Celtic brought in 10 new players — but with six arriving in the final 48 hours, the big question is whether the club has genuinely strengthened the squad or simply resorted to panic recruitment.Were the first four signings the blueprint for smart, targeted recruitment, while the late additions were rushed decisions? Or have Celtic actually pulled off some clever business that could prove crucial as the season unfolds?Darren and Tony give their verdict on every aspect of the window, debate the quality of the new arrivals and ask the big question: has Celtic strengthened, or have they left themselves with more questions than answers?All that, plus plenty of opinion, debate and Celtic chat on the latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast is here, and there’s plenty to get stuck into!We look back on a nervy 2-1 victory over Falkirk, with Camilo Duran’s double proving enough to secure three much-needed points at Celtic Park. Was it the response Celtic needed after the humiliating European result last week, or are there still plenty of concerns lurking beneath the surface?We then turn our attention to the transfer window, with Celtic heading towards Thursday’s deadline having completed just four new signings this summer. We discuss the latest rumours, the positions that still need strengthening, and whether Martin O'Neill and the Celtic board can finally get some more business over the line.With the deadline fast approaching, how many more players will Celtic actually sign — if any? And will the club leave supporters satisfied or frustrated once the window slams shut?All that, plus plenty of debate, opinions and the usual Celtic chat, on this week’s 4 Tims and a Podcast! 🍀 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony and Andy are back to dissect the aftermath of Celtic’s humiliating Champions League exit — and the big question is: where do the club go from here?With the season threatening to descend into chaos both on and off the park, we discuss why Celtic need to act now, not wait until the damage is done. Do the Hoops need a number of new, proven quality signings to turn things around? Is it time for the CEO to go? And, with Europa League football now on the horizon, how much should supporters actually be expected to pay for tickets?It’s a full-on discussion about recruitment, leadership, ambition, accountability and the direction of the club — because after this latest European embarrassment, standing still simply isn’t an option.Can Celtic rescue the season before it spirals? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It looked like Celtic had one foot firmly in the Champions League proper. Leading 1-0 on the night and 4-0 on aggregate with just an hour to play, surely there was no way back for Austrian champions LASK Linz?Somehow, Celtic found one and handed it to them.In one of the most astonishing collapses in the club's European history, Celtic completely capitulated as LASK tore them apart, eventually winning 5-1 on the night and 5-4 on aggregate after extra time.On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we dissect one of Celtic's worst-ever results. How did a team that looked completely in control suddenly fall apart so spectacularly? Was it individual errors, a failure of the management team to react, or deeper problems within the Celtic boardroom?We discuss the players, the tactics, the substitutions, the mentality and the decisions from the touchline — before asking the biggest question of all:Who is ultimately to blame for one of the most humiliating nights in Celtic's European history?A night that began with Champions League dreams ended in complete and utter disaster. We break down exactly how it happened. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the bhoys are buzzing after Celtic’s emphatic 4-0 victory over Dundee United at Tannadice in the League Cup.We break down a dominant performance from the Hoops and discuss the key talking points from a convincing night in Dundee before turning our attention to the League Cup Quarter-Final draw, which has handed Celtic a mouth-watering trip to Ibrox to face Rangers.And there’s no time to dwell on domestic matters, as we look ahead to a massive night in Europe with Celtic preparing for their Champions League Play-Off tie against Austrian champions LASK Linz. We preview the opposition, assess Celtic’s chances of reaching the Champions League proper, and discuss just how important these two games could be for the club.Celtic 4-0 Dundee United. Rangers away. LASK Linz next. There’s plenty to talk about on 4 Tims and a Podcast! ☘️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony is joined by Danny and Andy to look back on a statement 5-1 victory for Celtic away at Kilmarnock — a result made even sweeter by a sensational hat-trick from new club-record signing Kasper Høgh.We discuss Høgh’s flying start to life at Celtic, the impact he has already had on the team, and why his early form only serves to highlight the frustration surrounding the club’s lack of transfer activity at a crucial stage of the window.With the squad set to face an Austrian side LASK Linz in a Champions League qualifier, we ask whether Celtic have enough depth and quality to cope with the demands ahead — and whether the board are once again taking an unnecessary gamble by leaving key areas of the squad short.We also take a closer look at the recently released minutes from a meeting between Celtic board members and a fan association group, examining what was said and what it tells us about the club’s current direction.And, of course, we finish by looking ahead to Saturday’s League Cup tie against Dundee United at Tannadice and give our predictions for what could be another important test for Martin O'Neill's side.5-1, a new record signing finding his feet, Champions League football looming and plenty to discuss — it’s another packed episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The new season is finally here, and the lads are back to look ahead to what promises to be another fascinating campaign for Celtic.Darren, Andy, Danny and Tony break down all the transfer business so far, discussing the key arrivals, departures and where the squad may still need strengthening before the window closes.With Martin O'Neill now confirmed as permanent manager, the panel debate what changes we can expect from the legendary boss over a full season, how his influence could shape the team, and whether Celtic are ready to defend their crown on both the domestic and European fronts.They also preview the opening Scottish Premiership fixture at Celtic Park against Dundee, picking out the key battles, predicting the starting XI and giving their score predictions for the first game of the 2026/27 season.All that, plus plenty of laughs, opinions and the usual Celtic chat on another episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back for our pre pre-season catch-up as the 4Tims get together to discuss one of the biggest stories of the summer so far: Martin O'Neill's appointment as permanent Celtic manager.After what was widely expected to be a short-term interim spell, Celtic have decided to hand O'Neill the job full-time. But was it the right call? We debate whether the decision represents sensible stability from the club, a lack of ambition in the search process, or whether O'Neill simply earned his chance after steadying the ship.We also get stuck into the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the backroom team. With reports suggesting that Celtic have been lowballing contract offers to members of O'Neill's coaching staff, it's now more than a week since his appointment and supporters are still waiting to find out what the managerial setup will actually look like heading into pre-season.Finally, we round up some of the latest transfer rumours doing the rounds and discuss what Celtic's squad still needs ahead of another huge campaign.All that and plenty more from the Bhoys as we gear up for the new season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2025/26 season is in the books, and what a journey it was.On this special End of Season Review, the bhoys look back on a campaign that had everything – uncertainty, frustration, drama and ultimately glory. Following a turbulent start, the arrival of Martin O'Neill transformed the mood around the club as Celtic surged to a memorable League and Scottish Cup double, delivering silverware and restoring belief.We break down the key moments of the season, discuss the players and performances that defined the campaign, and hand out our own end-of-season awards. But that's not all...Back before a ball was kicked, each of us made a series of bold predictions for the season ahead. Now it's time to put them under the microscope. We reveal who we tipped for Player of the Year, which surprise player we thought would make the biggest impact, our league and cup forecasts, how we expected the European campaign to unfold, our "something mad will happen" predictions, and of course what we thought our friends on the other side of the city would get up to.Some predictions were inspired. Some were wildly optimistic. Some should probably never be spoken of again.Join us as we relive the highs, the lows and the laughs from a season that ended with Celtic back on top and another double added to the trophy cabinet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celtic are champions again — and what a turnaround it’s been. A season that looked destined for disappointment ends with the Hoops sealing a remarkable league title after months of doubt, pressure, and questions surrounding the squad and manager. The lads look back on how Celtic clawed their way back to the top and what changed in the run-in to deliver yet another title to Paradise.We also break down Saturday’s 3-1 comeback win over Hearts at Celtic Park, as Martin O'Neil's side showed the resilience and quality that’s defined the closing weeks of the campaign. From the early setback to an improved second-half display, we discuss the big moments, standout performers, and the atmosphere as Celtic took sealed another league title.All that plus the usual chat, reactions, and plenty of laughs on another episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren is joined by Danny, Tony and Andy to look back on a dramatic afternoon at Fir Park as Celtic left it late to secure a huge 3-2 victory over Motherwell. The lads break down all the key moments from a chaotic encounter, including the major talking point of the game — the controversial injury-time penalty award that allowed Kelechi Iheanacho to fire home a last-gasp winner and send the travelling support into delirium.With the result keeping Celtic within touching distance of league leaders Hearts, the bhoys discuss just how vital those three points could prove in the title race. They explain why the late winner means Celtic now simply need to win their remaining matches without worrying about overturning a goal difference deficit, and debate the reaction from across Scottish football to the dramatic finish.The episode also looks ahead to a massive title showdown at Celtic Park as Hearts come to Glasgow with the league crown on the line. Can Celtic complete an incredible comeback and deliver a title for club legend Martin O’Neill? The bhoys preview the key battles, discuss the expected atmosphere under immense pressure in Paradise, and share their predictions ahead of the biggest game of the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celtic produced one of the performances of the season to storm back from behind and claim an emphatic 3-1 Glasgow Derby victory over Rangers at Celtic Park — a result that not only keeps the title dream alive but condemns the Ibrox side to a 3rd place finish.This week, the lads break down a sensational team display full of intensity, character and quality, with special praise reserved for Daizen Maeda after the Japanese forward delivered a legendary derby double. His stunning overhead kick to seal the win is already being talked about as one of the greatest Glasgow Derby goals of all time.We analyse the teams approach, standout individual performances, and the electric atmosphere as Celtic closed the gap on league leaders Hearts to just one point with only two games remaining.Attention then turns to a massive midweek trip to North Lanarkshire, where Celtic face Motherwell on Matchday 37 knowing victory would take this incredible title race right down to the final day. With Hearts having already dropped points at Fir Park this weekend, could Motherwell once again play a decisive role in the championship battle?The title race is alive. The momentum is with Celtic. And a blockbuster final day showdown with Hearts is now firmly in sight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren, Tony and Danny dive into a huge weekend in Scottish football with the title race reaching boiling point. The lads kick things off by reviewing Celtic’s hard-fought 2-1 victory over Hibernian at Easter Road, debating whether it was simply a vital three points or a missed opportunity to significantly boost their goal difference after Hibs were reduced to 10 men early in the match.Attention then turns to Tynecastle, where Hearts’ dramatic 2-1 win over Rangers on Monday night tightened their grip on top spot and effectively ended Rangers’ title hopes. The panel discuss the wider implications of the result, asking whether Hearts’ victory may also have dealt a major blow to Celtic’s own championship ambitions, with Martin O'Neill’s side still trailing the league leaders with only three games remaining and an inferior goal difference.Looking ahead to another massive weekend, the boys preview Hearts’ tricky trip to an impressive Motherwell side — a fixture many Celtic supporters see as the final realistic chance for the Gorgie club to slip up before a potentially decisive final-day showdown. The episode also looks ahead to the latest Glasgow Derby clash at Celtic Park, with discussion over what Celtic must do to keep their title hopes alive. Will Rangers arrive wounded and deflated after Monday’s defeat, or will they be determined to derail Celtic’s pursuit of the title in enemy territory? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a 20-day hiatus, the lads are finally back behind the mics for a jam-packed return episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. There’s plenty to get into as the season reaches boiling point, and we dive straight into all the key talking points from a dramatic weekend in Scottish football.We kick things off with Celtic’s solid 3–1 victory at home to Falkirk, with Daizen Maeda stealing the show thanks to a brilliant double that has fans dreaming of a strong finish to the campaign. From there, we turn our attention to a huge result elsewhere as Rangers slipped up at home to Motherwell—a result that sees Celtic leapfrog their rivals into second place and firmly back in the title conversation.At the top of the table, Hearts continue to set the pace, grinding out a dramatic late 2–1 win over nine-man Hibernian to maintain their lead with just four games to go. We break down how crucial that result could be in the grand scheme of the title race.Looking ahead, it’s a massive weekend for Celtic as they travel to Easter Road—a venue that hasn’t been kind to them in recent years. Can they overcome Hibernian on their own turf and keep the dream alive for Martin O'Neill’s fairytale ending, or will Hibs play spoilers and hand Hearts an even bigger advantage in their quest for a historic title?We also preview a huge Monday night clash at Tynecastle, where Hearts host Rangers in a game that could define the title race. Will Hearts stretch their lead and put one hand on the trophy, or can Rangers reignite their challenge with a statement win on the road? And of course, we debate what outcome suits Celtic best as the season heads into its final, nerve-shredding stretch.All that and plenty more as the bhoys are back with energy, opinions, and a lot to say! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren and Andy break down a huge late moment at Dens Park as Celtic snatch a dramatic 2–1 win over Dundee, with Kelechi Iheanacho playing the hero. The result puts Celtic right back in the title hunt—now just three points behind Hearts and two off second-placed Rangers.The lads also dive into the newly released SPFL top-six split fixtures and what they could mean for the run-in, before wrapping up with discussion on the Green Brigade’s return to Celtic Park following an agreement with the club—just in time for this weekend’s clash with St Mirren. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads dissect a nightmare afternoon at Tannadice as Celtic slump to a dismal 2–0 defeat that could define their season.With the Hoops now slipping to third place and sitting five points behind league leaders Hearts with just seven games remaining, tensions are high. The panel digs deep into where it all went wrong—tactical missteps, lack of cutting edge, and whether the pressure is finally catching up with Martin O'Neill’s side.Is the title race already out of reach, or is there still a glimmer of hope? And with the international break looming, is this the perfect reset—or a chance for doubts to grow even stronger?Raw reactions, honest analysis, and a big question hanging over the season: where do Celtic go from here? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down a massive weekend for Celtic as they produce a resilient comeback to secure a 3–1 win over a high-flying Motherwell side. We dive into the key moments that turned the game on its head and spotlight the standout performers — with special praise for man of the match Yang, who played a crucial role in the turnaround.We then shift focus to the rest of the league action, as Hearts suffer a shock 1–0 defeat to Kilmarnock — a result that tightens the title race and sees Celtic close the gap at the top to just two points. What does this mean for the momentum in the run-in, and are the pressure dynamics starting to shift?Finally, we tackle the bombshell news that stunned fans, as Kasper Schmeichel revealed live on TV that his career could be over. Following specialist advice, the veteran goalkeeper is set to undergo two surgeries that could sideline him for up to a year. With only three months left on his Celtic contract, we discuss whether this marks the end of his time at the club, how the injury went untreated for so long, and take a hard look at his performances over the past year — including whether he should have remained the number one.A packed episode full of reaction, analysis, and big talking points you won’t want to miss. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads break down a dramatic afternoon at Ibrox as Celtic knock Rangers out of the Scottish Cup after a tense 120-minute battle that ended in a 4–2 penalty shootout win for the Hoops.We relive a chaotic and exhausting derby that had just about everything — big chances, huge saves, tired legs and nerves of steel from the spot. The discussion focuses on the key performers who dragged Celtic through the tie, including a heroic display from Sinisalo between the sticks, a commanding showing from Trusty at the back, the composure and maturity of young Murray, and Hatate’s quality in the middle when it mattered most.The lads also talk about the “Martin O’Neill factor” and how his presence around the club during a brutal run of four games in ten days seems to have helped steady the ship and refocus the squad at a crucial point in the season.Of course, it wouldn’t be a derby without controversy. The team give their thoughts on the ugly scenes after the final whistle as supporters from both sides flooded onto the pitch at Ibrox and had to be separated by police. What sparked it? How serious could the repercussions be? And what does it say about the state of the rivalry right now?Finally, attention turns back to league business as Celtic prepare for a tricky test at Celtic Park this Saturday. High-flying Motherwell arrive in Glasgow hoping to derail the Hoops’ title charge once again — and the lads preview what Martin O'Neills side will need to do to keep their momentum going.All that and plenty more on this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down Celtic’s massive 2–1 victory over Aberdeen at Pittodrie, a result that sees the Hoops climb up to 2nd place in the league, now just 5 points behind leaders Hearts.We dive into all the big talking points from the match, including another goal for Kieran Tierney and the decisive strike from top scorer Benjamin Nygren, whose winner secured a crucial three points on the road. The lads discuss the overall performance, the key moments in the game, and just how important it was for Celtic to leave Pittodrie with the victory as the title race heats up.There’s also plenty of chat about the first start for on-loan centre half Benjamin Arthur, as well as the other changes made by the manager following last weekend’s pulsating 2–2 derby draw with Rangers at Ibrox.Then attention turns to Scottish Cup action as Celtic return to Ibrox, this time for a huge Scottish Cup Quarter Final clash with Rangers — and they won’t be going alone. With nearly 10,000 Celtic supporters set to travel, the stage is set for another massive Glasgow derby.We look at whether last week’s league encounter could influence the cup tie, discuss our predicted lineups, the type of match we expect, and of course give our score predictions ahead of what promises to be another huge occasion.All that and plenty more on this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down a dramatic 2-2 league draw at Ibrox as Celtic fought back from two goals down against Rangers to salvage a huge point in the title race.We dig into a nightmare first half for the Hoops — lack of intensity, slack defending, and a Rangers side that punished every mistake to race into a 2-0 lead. Was it nerves? Tactics? Or simply not good enough for an Old Firm clash at Ibrox?But the second half told a very different story.We discuss the character and resilience shown Martin O'Neill's side as Celtic roared back into the contest, with the introduction of Reo Hatate and Sebastian Tounekti proving pivotal. Did Hatate change the tempo? Did Tounekti provide the spark out wide? We analyse how the substitutes shifted momentum and turned a lost cause into a valuable point on enemy territory.Beyond the 90 minutes, we examine what the result means in the bigger picture. With league leaders Heart of Midlothian picking up points elsewhere, both Celtic and Rangers lose ground in the title race. Is this two points dropped or one point gained? And who does this draw ultimately favour as the season heats up?We also turn our attention to the crucial midweek trip to Pittodrie, where Celtic face Aberdeen in a massive game in hand. Victory would see the Hoops leapfrog their city rivals and close the gap on Hearts at the top — but Pittodrie is never straightforward. We preview the matchup, key battles, potential lineup changes, and give our score predictions.Can Celtic build on that second-half fightback and take full advantage? Or will this draw prove a costly missed opportunity?All that and more on this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the bhoys break down Celtic’s battling 1-0 win away to VfB Stuttgart — a result that restores pride on the night, even if it wasn’t enough to overturn the aggregate score in Germany.After back-to-back defeats had dented confidence, we ask: is this the performance that reignites belief? The bhoys discuss the resilience shown, the defensive discipline, and the signs that Celtic may have rediscovered their edge at exactly the right time in the season.Attention then turns to a colossal Glasgow Derby showdown as Celtic head to Ibrox to face city rivals Rangers.With the title race finely poised and everything on the line, we preview the tactical battles, key players, and pressure moments that could define the campaign.There’s also plenty to say about the escalating war of words between Martin O'Neill and Danny Röhl, adding even more fire to an already explosive fixture.All that and more on another unmissable episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another week, another gut punch for the champions.On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the bhoys react to a damaging 2–1 defeat at Celtic Park as Hibernian snatched all three points with a late winner against Celtic In what’s been a season full of frustration, this one felt like a new low. We break down how the game slipped away, the big moments that defined it, and what it means for an increasingly fragile title race.A major talking point is Auston Trusty’s red card — did it change the game entirely, or were the warning signs already there? The lads dig into the referee’s performance, the decisions that had the stadium raging, and why so many of Celtic’s first-team regulars once again failed to deliver when it mattered most.Off the pitch, we turn our attention to the recently released notes from the meeting between the Celtic Fans Collective and members of the club hierarchy, including interim chairman Brian Wilson. Andy gives us an inside look at what it was like to be in the room, explains the delay in publishing the minutes, and outlines the key differences between the Collective’s version and the club’s account. It’s an honest and revealing discussion about communication, accountability, and the growing disconnect between supporters and the board.Finally, we look ahead — if that’s the right phrase — to Celtic’s trip to Germany for the second leg of their Europa League knockout tie against VfB Stuttgart. After a 4–1 first-leg defeat, is there any realistic hope of progression? Should wholesale changes be made with one eye already on this weekend’s massive Glasgow Derby?It’s therapy, it’s analysis, it’s passion — it’s 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren, Andy and Tony pick through the wreckage of a bruising European night as Celtic slump to a 4–1 home defeat against German side VfB Stuttgart in the UEFA Europa League playoff first leg. Where is it all going wrong — on the pitch and behind the scenes? The lads debate tactics, mentality, recruitment, and whether deeper issues at the club are starting to show.We also dive into the chaotic atmosphere at Celtic Park, including match disruption from protestors and the controversial booing of Celtic’s own players by sections of the support. Is frustration boiling over, or is something more worrying happening in the stands?Finally, attention turns back to domestic duty as Edinburgh side Hibernian arrive in Glasgow. With nerves jangling and pressure mounting, can Celtic steady the ship — or will Hibs seize the moment?Raw reactions, honest opinions, and plenty of passion — as always. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A night of chaos, controversy, and clutch moments at Celtic Park as 4 Tims and a Podcast breaks down a dramatic late Scottish Cup victory for Celtic over Dundee.We react to the huge 96th-minute equaliser from new signing Junior Adamu, a moment that may prove season-defining as Celtic kept their cup hopes alive at the death. There’s major praise for Sebastian Tounekti, whose electric impact off the bench saw him assist the equaliser before coolly slotting the winner early in extra time to fire Celtic into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup.The drama didn’t stop there — we bring you our live, on-air reaction to the cup draw as it was made, confirming a blockbuster trip to Ibrox to face city rivals Rangers in early March.We also dive into the wider context of the night, discussing the supporter boycott of the Dundee tie that left Celtic Park less than half-full, as unrest between sections of the support and the board continues to rumble on.Finally, we look ahead to the upcoming midweek Premiership clash at home to bottom-of-the-table Livingston, and what it means for momentum as the season enters a critical phase.All this — and much more — on the latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads dig into a turbulent few days for Celtic FC and the growing unrest around the club.We lead with the supporter boycott announced for this weekend’s Scottish Cup tie at home to Dundee FC. We break down the rationale behind the protest, gauge the reaction from fans and media, and give our honest take on whether the boycott is justified or counter-productive.Attention then turns to another deeply underwhelming transfer window. With Celtic opting only for short-term loan deals and failing to secure any permanent signings, we ask the hard questions: is this squad actually equipped to push on for another league title, or have the board once again let both the manager and the supporters down?We also discuss the rumoured move for free agent Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, weighing up what he could realistically offer and whether it would signal genuine ambition or simply paper over the cracks.Finally, we react in real time to an impromptu statement from interim chairman Brian Wilson, released on Celtic’s social media just minutes before we hit record, and unpack what it says about the club’s current direction — and disconnection.As always, honest opinions, frustration, and plenty to debate. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4 Tims and a Podcast returns to break down a comfortable 2–0 home win as Celtic see off Falkirk at Parkhead. Goals from Cvancara and Nygren sealed the points and moved Celtic back into 2nd place, now six points behind league leaders Hearts.We also dive into a busy transfer deadline day, with Celtic appearing to have two new signings through the door and hopes of more business before the window slams shut. On the flip side, there’s plenty of chat around the rumour mill, including growing speculation linking Arne Engels with potential big-money moves away from the club.All that and more from the lads — reaction, analysis, and a look at what comes next 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a three-week layoff, the lads are finally back with a brand new episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast – and there’s plenty to get stuck into. We break down another disastrous transfer window for Celtic, asking the big questions about recruitment, ambition, and where it all went wrong. We also take a closer look at Martin O’Neill’s return to the dugout, analysing his record so far with three wins and two draws and what it means for the team going forward. All that, plus the usual opinions, debates, and a few laughs along the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shockwaves at Celtic Park after Wilfried Nancy is sacked just 33 days into his reign. On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down the shortest and most chaotic managerial spell in Celtic’s history. We discuss exactly where it all went wrong, how much responsibility lies with Nancy himself, and how much blame must fall at the door of a board that once again looks directionless.We also react to the dismissal of Head of Football Operations Paul Tisdale, while asking the uncomfortable question as to how CEO Michael Nicholson has once again survived a major failing in Celtic’s football operations. Is accountability being applied consistently, or are the wrong people paying the price?Then, the big talking point: Martin O’Neill returns. The Celtic legend is confirmed as interim manager until the end of the season in what is his second temporary spell in charge this campaign. Can lightning strike twice? Is this another fairytale rescue mission, or are Celtic setting a club legend up to fail?Finally, we assess how having an interim boss impacts the January transfer window, what it means for long-term planning, and whether O’Neill can realistically save Celtic’s season once again.Chaos, controversy, and classic Celtic — it’s all here. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren is joined by Tony and Andy for an immediate match reaction as 4 Tims and a Podcast breaks down a damaging 3–1 home defeat to Rangers in the Glasgow Derby. After a strong first half that saw Celtic take the lead through a sensational solo effort from Yang, the game unravelled after the break as the visitors struck three times to turn the match — and the mood — on its head.We discuss what went wrong on the pitch, how Celtic completely lost control in the second half, and how Rangers were able to celebrate at Celtic Park as they drew level on points with Celtic despite their own dreadful start to the season. The result also leaves Celtic six points behind league leaders Hearts, piling pressure on all levels of the club.The conversation turns to the future of manager Wilfried Nancy, the role of the Celtic board, and whether meaningful change is coming or if concerns will continue to be ignored. We also react to the post-match protests outside the stadium and what they say about the growing frustration among the support.A raw, honest and wide-ranging reaction to a derby defeat that could define Celtic’s season — and perhaps more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren hosts Danny and Tony on a bruising episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast as the lads dissect a disastrous night in Lanarkshire, where Celtic slumped to a 2–0 defeat against Motherwell at Fir Park. The result leaves new manager Wilfried Nancy with five losses in his opening seven matches, and the pressure is rapidly mounting amid growing belief that his time in the dugout may be running out.We dig into where it has all gone so badly wrong, asking whether the situation is still salvageable or if the damage has already been done. The discussion turns to the alarming lack of desire, confidence, and quality being shown by the players, and how years of incompetence at boardroom level have left Celtic sleepwalking into this perilous position.The focus then shifts to a massive derby weekend, with Rangers heading to Celtic Park just three points behind the champions. With so much at stake, we debate whether defeat would spell the inevitable end of Nancy’s tenure. Finally, with the transfer window now open, we examine how Celtic’s current instability could see the club taken advantage of, and what—if anything—can realistically be done to turn things around. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s been another rollercoaster week for Celtic, and the lads are back to make sense of the chaos on 4 Tims and a Podcast.We look back at a damaging 2–1 defeat away to Dundee United at Tannadice, a result that deepened the pressure and raised serious questions about the direction of the team. Just when it felt like things couldn’t get any worse, Celtic finally stopped the rot with a dramatic late surge at home to Aberdeen, turning frustration into relief with a 3–1 victory that ended a four-game losing run.Off the pitch, there’s huge news as well. Divisive chairman Peter Lawwell has announced he will leave the club at the end of the month. We react to the announcement, assess Lawwell’s legacy, and explain why his departure cannot be the only change needed at boardroom level if Celtic are serious about moving forward.Results, reactions, and hard truths — this episode has it all. 🍀 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was meant to be a new dawn. Instead, it was a Hampden horror show.On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads react to a catastrophic League Cup Final defeat as Celtic fall 3–1 to St Mirren under new boss Wilfried Nancy. What should have been a chance for silverware and momentum instead capped off a disastrous first week in charge: three games, three defeats, eight goals conceded and alarm bells ringing everywhere.We break down what went so badly wrong on the national stage, dissect a bewildering tactical setup, and ask the uncomfortable questions that Celtic fans are already shouting from the stands:Is Wilfried Nancy out of his depth already?Has this squad finally run out of road?Or does the real blame lie higher up, with a boardroom that’s once again left the manager exposed?From individual errors to systemic failures, from recruitment rot to leadership voids, nothing is off the table as we try to make sense of a week that has plunged Celtic into full-blown crisis mode.Hampden humiliation. An angry fanbase. A club at a crossroads. All that and more on 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the lads break down a bruising start to life at Celtic for new manager Wilfried Nancy, whose debut ended in a 2–1 defeat to league leaders Hearts at Celtic Park. The loss leaves Celtic three points off the top and raises early questions about what went wrong on the day and what Nancy has inherited behind the scenes.We dive into whether Martin O’Neill’s interim run may have simply papered over deeper cracks within the squad and the club’s wider structure, and we analyse the performance, the tactics, and the reaction to Nancy’s opening match in the dugout.Off the pitch, we discuss the reported ban on fan media from Celtic’s recent press events, as well as the surprisingly low-key unveiling of the new manager — what it says about the club’s current direction, and why supporters are growing increasingly frustrated.Finally, we look ahead to a massive week for Celtic: a Europa League clash against Roma and the League Cup final at Hampden against St Mirren. It’s a defining stretch already for Nancy and a Celtic side searching for momentum.Tune in for all that and more on 4 Tims and a Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s been a magnificent week for Celtic, and the Tims are back to break it all down. Three away days, three big wins — at St Mirren, Feyenoord and Hibs — and momentum is suddenly surging under interim boss Martin O’Neill. We dig into the transformation he’s brought to the squad, his perfect domestic record, and how he’s restored confidence and clarity on the pitch.With this week’s home match against Dundee looking set to be O’Neill’s final game in charge before Wilfried Nancy is appointed permanent manager, we look at why the deal has taken so long to complete and what impact O’Neill’s impressive spell might have on Nancy’s arrival. Has the interim success raised expectations? Added pressure? Or laid the perfect foundations?All that, plus our thoughts on the week ahead, what Celtic need next, and how the club balances short-term form with long-term vision. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, Darren, Danny and Tony break down a dramatic finish in Paisley as Celtic snatch a vital last-minute victory over St Mirren. Despite an overall poor performance, Captain Callum McGregor steps up with a sensational wonder strike to prevent the Hoops from dropping two crucial points in the title race. The lads share their reactions, frustrations, and relief as Celtic escape with all three points.The conversation then shifts to major breaking news: it now looks increasingly likely that Wilfried Nancy will be appointed as Celtic’s new manager, replacing Brendan Rodgers. The team dig into this left-field choice — exploring Nancy’s style, the potential benefits, the risks, and what his arrival could mean for the squad and the club’s long-term direction.To wrap up, the boys offer a quick preview of Celtic’s upcoming Europa League clash away to Feyenoord, discussing what to expect and what Celtic need to improve ahead of a tough European night.Another packed episode you won’t want to miss! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode, the 4 Tims react to one of the most explosive Celtic FC AGMs in recent memory. What was meant to be a routine meeting descended into frustration, disruption, and an early shutdown as supporters made their displeasure with the Celtic board impossible to ignore.We break down the tense atmosphere inside the room, including chairman Peter Lawwell’s dismissive and confrontational tone, which only poured more fuel on the fire. We also dig into the inflammatory statement delivered on behalf of majority shareholder Dermot Desmond—read by his son, Ross—which sparked further outrage among shareholders and fans alike.From the board’s strained relationship with supporters, to the key flashpoints that forced the meeting to an abrupt end, to what this all means for the club’s direction going forward—we cover it all.A fiery AGM, a frustrated fanbase, and a board under pressure. Strap in. This one’s heated. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads break down Celtic’s disappointing 3–1 defeat to Midtyland in the Europa League — a result that leaves the Hoops sitting a lowly 27th in the table. We dive into how a well-run Danish side, operating on a fraction of Celtic’s budget, managed to stroll to a 3–0 lead by halftime, and why results like this have become all too familiar under the current board’s stewardship.The conversation turns to the big question: is it time for Celtic to finally appoint a permanent manager, or should interim boss Martin O’Neill be trusted to steady the ship through the international break? We weigh up both sides of the debate and what it means for the club’s long-term direction.Finally, we look ahead to the weekend’s domestic clash at Celtic Park, where the Bhoys host Kilmarnock — a game they simply can’t afford to slip up in as they try to close the gap on league leaders Hearts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The bhoys are buzzing as club legend Martin O’Neill kicks off his interim spell in style, guiding Celtic to a commanding 4–0 win over Falkirk at Celtic Park. In this week’s episode, the lads break down the performance — from the more direct, attacking style that had fans on their feet, to the standout players who shone in O’Neill’s first game back in the dugout.Looking ahead, attention turns to a huge League Cup Semi-Final clash against Rangers at Hampden. The boys debate how O’Neill’s tactical approach will fare against new Rangers boss Danny Röhl, discuss likely starting XIs, and analyse where the game will be won and lost.As always, we finish with our match predictions Hail Hail 🍀 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a stunning turn of events, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has resigned with immediate effect — and the lads are here to unpack it all. In this emergency episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down the breaking news, the chaos behind the scenes, and what really led to Rodgers’ shock departure.We debate who’s to blame — was it Rodgers’ ego, boardroom politics, or something deeper at the heart of the club? And we dive into Dermot Desmond’s explosive statement, where Celtic’s biggest shareholder doesn’t hold back in questioning Rodgers’ conduct and commitment.From fan reaction to possible replacements and what this means for the rest of the season, it’s a fiery and emotional episode you don’t want to miss.🎧 4 Tims and a Podcast — passion, perspective, and pure Celtic chat when it matters most. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren is joined by Danny and Tony to pick through the wreckage of Celtic’s bruising 3–1 defeat at Tynecastle — a result that leaves the champions eight points adrift of league leaders Hearts. The lads dissect a torrid afternoon in the capital, from rookie centre-half Dane Murray’s nightmare outing to a second half that completely fell apart.With the title race slipping away and performances flatlining, the discussion turns to the ramifications for the manager, whether his position should now be under real scrutiny, and why the Celtic support must keep the pressure on the Board as standards continue to slide.It’s a raw, honest episode full of frustration, analysis, and a bit of humour — classic 4 Tims energy when things go wrong in green and white.🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another weekend, another bruising reality check for Celtic. In this episode, the lads break down a miserable 2–0 defeat at Dens Park — a performance that’s raised serious questions about the direction of the team. We dig into the current state of the squad, growing doubts surrounding the manager, and the protests from the Celtic Fans Collective that lit up the post-match narrative.Looking ahead, we turn our attention to Thursday night under the lights at Celtic Park, as Sturm Graz come to town in the Europa League. Can Celtic bounce back? We give our predictions, hopes, and a dose of realism ahead of a massive European tie.☘️ Topics:Dens Park disaster: where it went wrongManager under pressureFan protests and growing unrestSturm Graz preview & predictions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode, Andy and Tony dive into the Celtic Fans’ Collective meeting with the board, joined by Paul from the Collective, who was in the room along with Andy and representatives from other fan groups.The lads break down how the meeting unfolded, sharing their frustration at the lack of meaningful outcomes, accountability, or genuine engagement from the club. They reflect on what was said, what wasn’t, and why many fans will see the meeting as little more than a waste of time.They also ask the big questions:Was this disappointing response really a surprise?What does it say about the board’s attitude toward supporters?And how did the board members who attended conduct themselves?Honest chat. No spin. Just the lads talking about what really matters to the fans.🟢 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down a frustrating afternoon at Celtic Park as the Hoops were held to a 0-0 draw at home to Hibernian, a result that sees Celtic fall 2 points behind league leaders Hearts. We discuss the key moments from the game, why Celtic struggled to find a breakthrough despite dominating, and what this means for Brendan Rodgers’ side moving forward.The episode also covers the three-match silence announced by the Celtic Fans Collective, beginning with 12 minutes against Hibs, then 29 minutes against Braga, and 32 minutes against Motherwell. We talk about the reasons behind the protest, the impact it could have on the team and atmosphere, and whether it might push the board into action.Finally, we turn our attention to Europe as Celtic prepare for Matchday 2 of the Europa League, welcoming Braga to Celtic Park. We preview the clash by looking at likely lineups, key tactical battles, and what Celtic need to do to secure their first win in the league phase. With the fan protests continuing and European ambitions on the line, it promises to be a pivotal week for the club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren, Andy and Tony are back to break down Celtic’s comfortable 4–0 win over Partick Thistle at Firhill in the League Cup quarter-final — a result that sets up a semi-final clash with Rangers. The lads discuss standout performances, including an impressive showing from Sebastian Tounekti, and reflect on the latest wave of fan protests as thousands unveiled banners calling for changes at the top of the club. To round things off, we look ahead to the start of Celtic’s Europa League campaign, with a tough opening fixture in Belgrade against Red Star on Matchday 1 of the league phase. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren and Tony break down Celtic’s dramatic 2-1 victory at Rugby Park, sealed by a hotly-debated injury-time penalty confidently dispatched by Kelechi Iheanacho. The lads dive into the controversy surrounding the decision, as well as the standout debut of Sebastian Tounekti, who impressed with flashes of real quality despite a game that was stop-start and dull in stretches.They also cover the 12-minute fan protest aimed at ramping up pressure on the Celtic board, and give their thoughts on Brendan Rodgers’ explosive Friday press conference that has set tongues wagging and no doubt rattled a few cages in the boardroom. Plenty to unpack in a week full of drama on and off the pitch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.