ENRG Extra Time

Seán, Graeme, Struan and Jack return to wax lyrical about (maybe) the best Scotland performance in over a decade. There's love for every player, as well as some sneaky tactics to avoid some of the bigger boys in the playoffs. Join us!

This is a podcast in which Seán mainly asks Graeme silly questions about Steven Gerrard's departure from Rangers. There's also a Scotland Preview, Jack Donnelly, an MLS See it Out, Slagging off other ENRG Sport people, and another boy I honestly can't for the life of me remember the name of. Enjoy!

Yes. The title is our latest campaign. We suggest you get right on board. With no Seán or Cameron, THE Amy Canavan takes over hosting duties, and is joined by Jack, Graeme and ENRG debutant Angus for another week of engaged, unfiltered and analytical football debate. There's shouts on Conor Gallagher and Declan Rice, a new way to put together a Scotland squad and a See It Out that leaves Amy seething. Follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime and check out our award-winning website enrgsport.net (@ENRGSport on Twitter and Instagram).

We at ENRG Extra time may have found a new favourite league to rep... That's not to say there's a lack of chat from Seán, Jack, Jamie and newbie Calum Muldoon on the Ayrshire Derby, midweek cinch, Barça binning Koeman and the bravery from the inspiring Josh Cavallo. Big Shouts, See It Out and Game of the Week - you know the drill by now. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ENRGSport and check out our award-winning website, enrgsport.net.

Is Falkirk Football Club even real at this point? That's the main question we attempt to answer on this return episode of ENRG Extra Time, as Seán, Graeme, Amy and Jack get together to stick their teeth into the latest drama from cinch and beyond. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ENRGSport and check out our award-winning website enrgsport.net.

Three's a crowd? Not for this trio as Seán, Graeme and Jack dissect the Scotland performance, talk potential new managers and try out a new game to finish the show.

We're Wanstalless this week, as Seán is joined by Graeme, Amy and Taylor on another jam-packed episode of Extra Time. Scotland squad reaction, Euros See it Out and a look ahead to a fascinating Old Firm derby. Don't forget to subscribe, follow us @ENRGExtraTime on Twitter and Instagram, and check out our award-winning website enrgsport.net.

Regular cohorts Seán, Cameron and Taylor are joined by debutant Callum Watt to give big shouts, talk Celtic beating AZ and discuss Martin Boyle's importance to Hibs after signing a new contract. There's also a very specific See It Out and Scotland-heavy Game of the Week to round out the show! Don't forget to subscribe, follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime and check out our award-winning website enrgsport.net for more great content.

Seán, Cameron and Graeme and joined by debutant Ryan to react to Rangers' Champions League exit, look at Brian Rice's resignation from Accies, and preview the second legs of four exciting European ties involving Scottish sides.  Don't forget to subscribe, follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime, and check out our award-winning website enrgsport.net. 

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Jack as today's show is dominated by the (funny) relegation of Seán's beloved Kilmarnock. Dundee going up, the Europa League final and Scotland and Europe's major managerial movements are also discussed, before a play-off themed See It Out and predictions for the upcoming Champions League final. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Fresh of the back of Scotland's first major tournament squad announcement in 23 years, Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack and Taylor to excitedly break down Steve Clarke's picks ahead of the Euros. There's the customary Big Shouts beforehand and a big chatter over Europe's biggest title races, battles for Champions League football and relegation scraps, before moving onto the Scottish Cup final and league play-offs. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack and Struan to dissect the biggest football stories from one of the most bizarre weeks in the sport's history. Brechin City running scared, Premiership MVP Kyle Lafferty and Jose Mourinho leaving Spurs are all discussed. Of course, that pesky European Super League gets a bit of airtime too. Tune in for an episode filled with hate for Florentino Perez, The Glazers and, erm, Josh Vela. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Jack to discuss UEFA's verdict on Kudela and Kamara, the Champions League Quarter Finals, and the top scorers in the Premiership and Premier League.  Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime. 

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Jamie to discuss Scotland thrashing the Faroes, the Robertson/Tierney partnership and Gareth Bale being a hero. There is also a Taylor Murray big shout, a See It Out shock and a Scottish Cup third round preview. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jamie and Struan for a week of "educated rants", Scotland squabbles and fights over dog faeces. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Broxi Bear in goals for Rangers. See it Out tantrums. New host needed. That's all you need to know...

Seán and Cameron are once again joined by Graeme and Jamie for another fun-filled episode of Extra Time. In Big Shout, the team discuss away goals, the big spots up for grabs in the Premiership, Scotland's latest right back option and the most underrated midfielder in Europe. Second Ball breaks down the big managerial moves in Scotland with David Hopkin & Gus MacPherson in and Derek McInnes out, as well as a round up of the first batch of Champions League Round of 16 second legs. With Rangers having secured a world record 55th league title, See it Out tests the boys' knowledge of the top title winners from around the globe. Finally, Graeme gets heated in as they pick their Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jamie and Graeme for more engaged, unfiltered and analytical football debate. In Big Shout, the guys come up with some new concepts to encourage more goals, as well as discussing Hearts' marching to the title in the "wrong" way and why relegation battles are better than title races. Second Ball focuses on the Lower Leagues returning in Scotland, Barça's Copa comeback over Sevilla, and Ranger late win in Livi. It's another belter of a See it Out, as Cameron quizzes the boys on their European goalscorers. And finally, it's a big decision as the team try and decided their Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Taylor and Amy to discuss Neil Lennon's departure, more Champions League action and the upcoming League Cup final. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Back in the same room, Seán and Cameron are joined virtually by Jack and Taylor to talk through the return of the Champions League. In Big Shout, the boys discuss Steven Gerrard's potential homecoming at Liverpool, BT Sport's Champions League coverage not living up its potential and, of course, emerging superstars Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe. Champions League chat continues into Second Ball as the guys discuss PSG's thrashing of Barcelona, Liverpool capitalising on Leipzig's defensive frailties and the five-goal thriller between Borussia Dortmund and Sevilla. There is also chat on Aberdeen's goal drought and Hamilton's survival chances. A nervy Champions League-themed See It Out is followed up by a Game of the Week filled with local derbies. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime

Seán and Cameron are back with Taylor and Graeme to talk through more drama and action from Scotland and beyond. In Big Shout, there's the best midfielder outside the Old Firm, Newcastle's relegation prospects without Callum Wilson, Dortmund's Champions League chances and whether Neil Lennon will still be in the Parkhead dugout come the new seasons. Cameron takes the reins in Second Ball as the team talk through the continued suspension of the lower leagues, Tommy Wright's first game in charge of Killie and Kemar Roofe's suspension by the SFA. See it Out is hosted by Graeme as he quizes the boys on his favourite topic, German football. And the show is rounded off with a debate over the Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime

It's Jamie and Struan who join Seán and Cameron on this week's Extra Time to discuss a full slate of Premiership and Premier League fixtures. In Big Shout, there's bold claims about Sheffield United and Dundee United's chances of survival, as well as chat about the worst goalkeeper in Scotland and an incomong drubbing for Liverpool. It's the numbered approach to Second Ball again, with the team looking through another 9-0, discussing female managers making the jump to the men's game, and...a commentator doing a poo. See it Out tests the boys' knowledge of this season's January transfer window, before they offer their Games of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and find us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron and joined by Struan and Graeme this week off the back of a midweek slate of Premiership football, shocks down South and big clashes on the continent. Big Shout covers diving, Frank Lampard's links to Chelsea, Livi's race for third and Alex Dyer's status at Kilmarnock. It's a special quickfire Second Ball and the boys rattle through nine of the biggest games and stories from this midweek. Morelos' challenge on Porteous, Oli Burke's winner for Sheffield United, and an absolute belter of a Milan Derby. See it Out sees Cameron quiz the team on the Premier League goalkeepers with 70 or more clean sheets. And there's shouts from the Premier League, the Scottish Championship, the Bundesliga and Liga Now for Game of the Week. Don't to forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack and Jamie to take a look at another mental week in the world of football. In Big Shout, they discuss the Kane/Son partnership for Spurs, Gareth Bale's future, the relevance of super cups, and the best team in Europe. Second Ball takes a look at the suspension of lower league football in Scotland, Celtic's apology for their trip to Dubai, and the postponed clash between Livingston and Aberdeen. Seán shares his experience of travelling to the Tony Macaroni Arena only for the game to be called of ten minutes after it was meant to kick off. In See it Out, Jack chases that elusive first win as he takes on Jamie and Cameron over the category of record transfer deals in Scotland. The guys round off the show by taking a look at some of the eye-catching fixtures to come and pick their Game of the week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined on ENRG Extra Time by Graeme and Taylor to dissect the action and laugh at the stories that have been dominating Scottish football in recent days. In Big Shout, they talk up the Bundesliga, discuss the importance of the January transfer window, ponder Hearts' prospects should they return to the Premiership, and passionately defend David Martindale's right to carry out his job. Second Ball takes a detailed look at Livingston's 2-2 draw with Celtic at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Wednesday night. The team discuss Celtic's horrendous defending, Livi's bold team selection, and what the result means for the champions and Neil Lennon going forward. They also laugh at Scott Brown. Graeme hosts a See it Out centred around one of the most iconic games in recent Scottish football history. The show is rounded off with a preview of this week's League Cup semi finals, as well as a decision over the Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twittet @ENRGExtraTime.

The first ENRG Extra Time of 2021 is here! Seán and Cameron are joined by Amy and Graeme to discuss the latest news in the world of football, as well as looking forward to a weekend stacked with interesting league and cup fixtures. In Big Shout, there is strong criticism for the abysmal Sheffield United, a dispiriting discussion on the lost magic of the FA Cup, a chat on where VAR gets it wrong and a huge call on whether David Turnbull should make the (figurative) plane to the Euros. Second Ball picks up on Eamonn Brophy's future move to St. Mirren, Old Firm Colt teams still trying to wriggle into the SPFL and Motherwell's managerial hunt. Cameron hosts a English Premier League themed See It Out and there is a Game of the Week decision close to the hearts of Amy and Seán. Don't forget to subscribe and you can follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

A bumper edition of ENRG Extra Time sees Seán and Cameron chat to Jamie, Taylor and Amy about a massive week in Scottish football, with the League cup final four set and the Scottish Cup final on the horizon. In Big Shout, the team discuss how Rangers' cup exit might affect them, Jim Goodwin's credentials, the return of Sam Allardyce, the state of Chelsea, and the defence of Mr Neil Francis Lennon. Second Ball takes a look at the draw for the League Cup Semi, the Scotland players of the year, as well as a quick glance at a top of the table clash in England. Taylor hosts a history making See it Out, as the panel rack their brains for League Cup Finalists from down the years. They round of the show with an in-depth look at Sunday's Scottish Cup Final, as Celtic take on Hearts with question marks surrounding Scott Brown, Josh Ginnelly, and what version of both sides might show up. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime!

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Taylor for another episode full of debates and laughs! Big Shout takes a look at the state of the Champions League, recent events at Parkhead, and the very important issue of concussions in football. In Second Ball, the boys analyse the big stories from the Champions League, question whether Shelley Kerr is still the right person for the job, and speculate over the future of St Mirren after police launched an investigation into potential financial irregularities at the Paisley club. It's a golden See it Out, as the team must come up with the older players who have grabbed a goal or two in Scotland and England. The show's rounded off with a quick preview of the Old Firm in Europe, where Taylor gets a bit carried away, before deciding upon the Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and you can follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Jack for a particularly silly episode of ENRG Extra Time. In Big Shout, there's a verbal battering of Antoine Griezmann, a surprising appraisal of Cristiano Ronaldo, a bold claim in regard to Paul McGinn, and a debate about how PSG would fare in the Barclays. Second Ball starts with a discussion about Diego Maradona, how he influenced the game and what he kind of legacy he leaves behind. There's also chat about Gary Holt's resignation from Livingston and an (extremely) brief glance at the Champions League. Cameron receives a kicking for his See it Out question, leading to a messy quiz. The show is rounded off but a look at the Old Firm in Europe before the boys decide on their Game of the Week.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Amy and Taylor to look back at a rollercoaster week for the national team and look ahead to the return of club football. In Big Shout, there's chat about Oli McBurnie (of course), Scott McTominay, Scotland's football presenters, and the state of the beautiful game in Scotland generally. Second Ball examines Scotland's historic play off win and their rather deflating conclusion the Nations League campaign. The team then react tot the breaking news that Pep Guardiola has extended his contract at Manchester City to the summer of 2023. In order to celebrate Scotland's qualification for the Euros, See it Out takes a look back as the last edition of the tournament, as the panellists are asked to name goalscorers from the 2016 edition in France. The show is rounded off by a debate for the Game of the Week! Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

The entire ENRG Sport Football crew jump on a bumper episode Extra Time to discuss Scotland's biggest game of a generation. Seán and Cameron are joined by Amy, Jack, Jamie, Struan, Graeme and Taylor on a chaotic and passionate show. The team start off by discussing some highs and lows of following Scotland, all of which have built towards Thursday's massive play off final against Serbia. They then dissect the team, debating which players should play, where they should play, and who covers the most ground. The biggest ever game of See it Out has a dramatic conclusion, before they give their final thoughts and predictions for the final. Come on Scotland - One. Game. Away.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Struan to chat Champions League, Scottish Cup and much more, with a special guest appearance from Graeme's mum. In Big Shout, there's chat about the European Super League, Neil Lennon's recruitment, Jeremie Frimpong, and Sam Cosgrove's absence for Aberdeen. It's a deep dive into the Champions League in Second Ball, as the boys dissect the performances of Manchester United, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, and Liverpool. See it Out (which Jack Donnelly still hasn't won) centres around the remaining 41 SPFL managers after Mark Wilson became the first casualty this week. They round off the show by previewing the Old Firm in Europe, the Scottish Cup Semi Finals, and Rangers' return to Rugby Park. Don't forget to subscribe and you can follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Sean and Cameron are joined by Struan and Taylor to discuss the welcome return of European football. Big Shout covers the brilliant Joshua Kimmich, the struggling Roberto Firmino and the potential fall of Scottish giants Celtic and... Hamilton? The boys then discuss this week's Champions League games, before previewing the Old Firm's Europa League openers and this weekend's Scottish Premiership fixtures. Taylor hosts a Champions League themed See It Out and, as always, the episode finishes with a Game of the Week debate. Don't forget to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

On this week's show, Seán & Cameron are joined by Graeme Sinclair and debutant Amy Canavan to review a fantastic week for the Scottish National Team and look ahead to this week's huge Old Firm game. In Big Shout, there's talk of Neil Lennon's potential successor, how the Betfred Cup has highlighted massive problems in Scottish football, thoughts on Project Big Picture, and Scotland's prospects of winning (yes, winning) Euro 2020. The focus in Second Ball lies solely with Scotland, as the panel look back at a week in which the national team won three games with just two shots on target. How do we feel about this new look side? Is Dykes x Fraser the answer to our striking prayers? Has anyone managed to nail down a midfield spot? In our BEST EVER See it Out, Cameron tests the panel's Old Firm knowledge with recent goal scorers. And the show is rounded off by an in-depth look at our Game of the Week, as Celtic and Rangers battle it out in what one panelist has called a “title decider”. Don't forget to subscribe and you can follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Sean and Cameron are again joined by Graeme and Jamie to discuss all things Scotland as Steve Clarke's men get ready to face Israel in a European Championship play-off before their Nations League double-header against Czech and Slovakia. Big Shout is dominated by takes on Scotland such as Clarke's job security, the lack of excitement for the Israel tie and the team's chances in their Nations League group. Second Ball gives the boys a chance to analyse some major deadline day transfers and the start of the Scottish League Cup group stage, while Graeme hosts arguably the toughest See It Out yet - it's a quick one! The episode is wrapped up with a big discussion about Scotland's upcoming fixtures and the squad itself. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jamie and Graeme to look at the Scotland squad, assess the chances of the Old Firm in Europe, and much more. In Big Shout, the boys discuss Aston Villa's chances of a top 10 finish, a potential new role for James Tavernier, St Johnstone's hopes of survival, and weigh up Scotland's midfield options against England's. Second Ball is dominated by Scotland squad chat, before Seán tests the panel on how closely they've been paying attention to the Premiership in See it Out. A brief look at Celtic and Rangers' Europa League Play Offs tonight, before deciding their Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Graeme and Struan for more engaged, unfiltered, and analytical football debate Scotland and the wider world of football. After a tase opening discussion, the guys give their Big Shouts which focus on the hype around Everton, the Premier League stars now in charge of their clubs, the fortunes of Scottish teams in Europe and the team in third...finishing third. In Second Ball, the focus is on the transfers of Scottish players to new clubs, as well as chat about a busy week of League Cup action in England. After a Scottish Stadia See it Out, they look ahead to the Scottish Premiership weekend and how the clubs in Europe might get on, before Game of the Week rounds off the show. Don't forget to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack and Jamie this week to debate big transfers, the relevance of the League Cup and the quality of a certain Hearts keeper. Big Shout kicks off the show with chat about Gareth Bale, Charlie Adam and the idea of a Scotland's left backs v England's right backs football match/royal rumble. In Second Ball, the boys discuss Thiago's move to Liverpool, as well as Celtic's unconvincing win at St Mirren Park. A tense game of See it Out follows, before they look ahead to the weekend a give their decision for Game of the Week.

The boys are back to review Scotland's uninspiring Nations League double header, Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall are joined by Struan Garvie and Taylor Murray.  This weeks Big Shouts include Gareth Southgate's job security, the issues with fans returning to Scottish games and someone on the show (guess who?) getting upset about Kilmarnock not being treated fairly.  A tricky See It Out keeps everyone on their toes, there is a preview of the upcoming SPFL Premiership fixtures and, as always, the show ends with the lads agreeing on their Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Getting excited about the international break in our own Extra Time way, Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall are joined by Struan Garvie and debutant Jamie McIntosh.  In Big Shout, there's chat of the goal of the season, John Souttar, & the most underrated defender in the Premier League. The boys then pick their Scotland XI to take on Israel on Friday night, amid plenty of arguing.  There's a Scotland themed game of See it Out, before rounding off the show with Game (and Transfer) of the Week!  Don't forget to subscribe and you can follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime. 

On this week's Extra Time, Big Shout gets HEATED.  Join Seán McGill, Cameron Wanstall, Graeme Sinclair and Taylor Murray for arguments and opinions.  They discuss Celtic's shock exit from the Champions League, Hibs' start to the season and they debate how good Cristiano Ronaldo still is.  It's a Community Shield themed See it Out, before they look ahead to what's to come this weekend.  Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime. 

New season, new format, new voices. Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall are back, alongside Jack Donnelly and Graeme Sinclair, for the return of ENRG Extra Time. The boys give their Big Shouts from around the world of football, before discussing the Champions League Semi Finals. There's the usual previews and discussions, as well as a brand new quiz segment - See it Out. They round off the show with a new look Game of the Week, and a look ahead to this Sunday's Champions League Final.

Just to shake things up, Cameron asks the questions and Seán attempts to answer them on this week's show. The boys discuss the latest in Hearts and Partick's legal battle, Jim Jeffries returning to Tynecastle and Hibs new trio of signings. There's more on the race for Europe and the battle to avoid the drop in England, as well as a look at the Champions League draw.

Seán and Cameron get excited for the return of the Scottish Premiership as the SPFL released the top flight fixtures earlier this week. Hearts and Dundee United have new managers, as well as a courtroom battle and conflicting viewpoints. The boys change up their Premier League chat, offering their takeaways and hot takes from the weekend's action south of the border. They round things off with a look at Europe's top leagues and offer their games of the week. Follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime!

It's back to the original duo of Seán and Cameron on this week's show, and the main talking point is the return of Robbie Neilson as Hearts manager. The boys discuss Neilson's creditionals, Daniel Stendel's brief tenure, and what this means for Dundee United. They also look at Callum Davidson's appointment as St Johnstone manager and some of the signings that have caught their eye so far in the Premiership. It's then onto the Premier League with chat about Roy Keane, Neal Maupay, Eddie Howe, and the plan that flew over the Etihad on Monday night. A recap from the European leagues and the return of Game of the Week round off the show. Don't't forget to subscribe and follow us on twitter @ENRGExtraTime!

Seán, Cameron, and Jack are back to discuss this return of the Premier League this week, but with a twist. The boys spend 3 minutes on each of the PL clubs, discussing the teams' seasons so far and how they might fare in the restart. It gets a bit chaotic! Follow us @ENRGExtraTime

Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack Donnelly as ENRG Extra Time hits 10 episodes! The boys start off by looking at the weekend's Bundesliga action before taking a (really) in-depth look at Timo Werner's impending move to Chelsea. There's chat about the return of the La Liga - Barca and Real's title race, the scrap for the Champions League and, somehow, Pele in Troon. Why? Listen to find out and don't forget to follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime!

Two more newcomers join Seán and Cameron as Graeme Sinclair and Taylor Murray make their Extra Time debut. The boys look ahead to the biggest game in German football and discuss just how important Der Klassiker is in the Bundesliga title race. There's praise for Kai Havertz, RB Leipzig and Marcus Thuram, before the boys give their general thoughts on the empty arena era so far. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.

Episode 8 is here two days earlier than expected and with two new guests! Seán and Cameron are joined by Fantasy Ramble's Jack Donnelly and Struan Garvie to discuss all nine Bundesliga 'ghost' games from the weekend, including Dortmund's 4-0 derby demolition of Schalke and important wins for Bayern, Gladbach and Leverkusen. There's also talk of the SPFL's decision to end the Premiership season prematurely which sees Celtic crowned champions, Hearts relegated to the Championship (much too Cameron's frustration) and the resurrection of reconstruction talks. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime and watch out for @FantasyRamble's episode later on in the week!

With the Bundesliga just days away from returning, Seán and Cameron chat about their favourite things to do with German football, whether it be players, teams, or managers. There's also the latest regarding the SPFL, Cameron shares stories of working in Sainsbury's during a pandemic, and Seán absolutely butchers the pronunciation of the word "anomaly". Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime and check out the boys on The Fantasy Ramble to hear more Bundesliga chat! @FantasyRamble @ENRGSport

In this week's show, Seán and Cameron bring a popular Lockdown challenge to the podcast as they discuss the five players who made them fall in love with the beautiful game. Before that, the boys chat about Tommy Wright leaving St Johnstone, the latest on reconstruction in Scottish football, the return of the Bundesliga, and much more! Follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime