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Gordon Duncan, Mark Wilson and Gordon Dalziel take your calls as they build-up to Athletic Club against Rangers in the Europa League quarter-final second leg. Our senior sports reporter Andrew Maclean brings us the latest from the San Mamés Stadium and has been speaking to locals and travelling fans in Bilbao. The panel also react to the breaking news that Hamilton face relegation to League 1 after 15-point deduction and speak to some emotional Accies fans on the line.

Here he comes to save the day! The Ghanian superstar came to the Bairns rescue with a last minute equaliser as Falkirk got out of Hamilton with a point. Ross and John are looking back on the 2-2 draw at Accies with Callum & Ryan from the Kevin McAllister Supporters Club. Get all the gossip from Falkirk Daft Live, all the latest club news and it's an FD first as it's a double header look ahead to Airdrie and Dunfermline with OTL's Colin Telford and from the Big Scottish Football Podcast, Steven Mill previews the derby. And they are both on together. Expect the Unexpected! Behind the Wall – Behind the Bairns since 1985 Falkirk's best selection of fine wines lagers, craft and cask ales, fantastic value food and great service. Check out what's on www.behindthewall.co.uk Join the FFIT T8s https://www.facebook.com/groups/1803421196843918 Get the new Falkirk Daft t-shirt's: https://pintsnprints.co.uk/collections/falkirk-collection And Remember sign up for our Discord and Social Media:  Discord - https://discord.com/invite/sVYbRzzusK  Twitter/Insta/Facebook - @Falkirkdaft  Get Merch: merch.falkirkdaft.co.uk For any sponsorship enquiries email sales@falkirkdaft.co.uk Subscribe to our YouTube channel and remember to leave a review where you get your podcasts. youtube.com/@falkirkdaft

The second drop of football this week for you lucky listeners brings an incredible insight to the inner workings of a football club. We were fortunate enough to have Gerry Strain from Hamilton Academical come on the show this week to share his stories from his role as Director of Football at the club. Having joined the club in the position on June 1st, he's wasted no time at all making an impact on the club. He's been slightly more hands on than a traditional Director of Football may be, but every phenomenal project starts with the foundations, and that's exactly what Gerry is building over at The Accies.Tune in and listen intently to get some incredible knowledge and insight on just how much is involved in the inner workings of a football club, and we're sure you'll find a new appreciation as a fan for those in the senior positions of football clubs!Visit The Accies' site to see fixtures, buy tickets, buy merch and more, click the link below!https://hamiltonacciesfc.co.uk/#DropThePod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bryan, Kar and Wilf discuss the recent victories over Hearts and Accies and look ahead to Sunday's game with Hibs at Ibrox Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the latest of our Women's Football review as John B and Dave take a look at recent events in the Scottish game. The Scotland National Team had a good Easter weekend with a 1-0 win over World Cup hosts Australia in London, and followed this up with a resounding 4-0 win over Costa Rica at Hampden. 17 year old Emma Watson grabbed most of the headlines with two eye catching performances, and two goals at the National Stadium, and the guys talk up her prospects, including a potential move to Manchester United though staying at Rangers can't be ruled out. With the inaugral Nations League draw looming, it was two confidence boosting wins for Pedro Martinez Losa's side as they seek to reach the next European Championship Finals in 2025. Before last weekend, Glasgow City were eight points clear of Celtic and nine ahead of defending champions Rangers. Consecutive home defeats to the Old Firm within four days has whittled that gap down to just three points between the three sides. Can Leanne Ross galvanise her side to recover from those setbacks and reclaim the title, or will one of their city rivals pounce? At the other end, Aberdeen took a huge step towards safety with consecutive wins over Hamilton and Dundee United, taking them eight points clear of Accies in that playoff position. The battle to face the SWPL1's 11th placed side is intensifying with seven points seperating four teams, with Montrose closing in on the SWPL2 title thanks to a commanding ten point advantage. It's a big weekend in the Women's game as the Scottish Cup Semi Finals take place, and the first time both will be at Hampden. Treble-chasing Rangers face underdogs Motherwell on Saturday at 1230pm, whilst it's a repeat of last seasons final on Sunday as holders Celtic take on Glasgow City, again at 1230. Tickets are £10 adult £5 concessions so anyone who can should get along to the National Stadium for potentially two cracking Semi Finals. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

It's the latest of our Women's Football review as John B and Dave take a look at recent events in the Scottish game. The Scotland National Team had a good Easter weekend with a 1-0 win over World Cup hosts Australia in London, and followed this up with a resounding 4-0 win over Costa Rica at Hampden. 17 year old Emma Watson grabbed most of the headlines with two eye catching performances, and two goals at the National Stadium, and the guys talk up her prospects, including a potential move to Manchester United though staying at Rangers can't be ruled out. With the inaugral Nations League draw looming, it was two confidence boosting wins for Pedro Martinez Losa's side as they seek to reach the next European Championship Finals in 2025. Before last weekend, Glasgow City were eight points clear of Celtic and nine ahead of defending champions Rangers. Consecutive home defeats to the Old Firm within four days has whittled that gap down to just three points between the three sides. Can Leanne Ross galvanise her side to recover from those setbacks and reclaim the title, or will one of their city rivals pounce? At the other end, Aberdeen took a huge step towards safety with consecutive wins over Hamilton and Dundee United, taking them eight points clear of Accies in that playoff position. The battle to face the SWPL1's 11th placed side is intensifying with seven points seperating four teams, with Montrose closing in on the SWPL2 title thanks to a commanding ten point advantage. It's a big weekend in the Women's game as the Scottish Cup Semi Finals take place, and the first time both will be at Hampden. Treble-chasing Rangers face underdogs Motherwell on Saturday at 1230pm, whilst it's a repeat of last seasons final on Sunday as holders Celtic take on Glasgow City, again at 1230. Tickets are £10 adult £5 concessions so anyone who can should get along to the National Stadium for potentially two cracking Semi Finals. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

It's the big one! Relive Scotland's incredible 2-0 win over Spain with Andrew Slaven, Laura Brannan and Findlay Marks.    Hot off the press - just hours after the returning from Hampden - the team look back on a dream start to the Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.    And it wasn't just Scotland celebrating a huge weekend, Hamilton Academical had their own party after lifting the Challenge Cup.    It was such a good party, some players turned up for training the next day still in their match kit… Accies manager John Rankin gives the full lowdown on what happened after the final whistle - definitely not one to miss.    RUNNING ORDER  00:41 - PART 1 - WE'RE GOING TO GERMANY: Reaction to Scotland's incredible 2-0 victory over Spain and collecting 6 points in their opening Euro 2024 Group A qualifying matches. 28:08 - PART 2 - News: Ex-pros trying Irn Blu for the first time, sh*thousery in charity matches, and aggro in derby matches. 35:22 - PART 3 - Hamilton Academical: Accies boss John Rankin joins us to relive the glory of his side's SPFL Trust Trophy victory over Raith Rovers.    GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter• follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow John Rankin on Twitter

My guest this week is Head Coach of Edinburgh Accies - Iain Berthinussen.   This interview was recorded in February of 2023 and we talked about Berti's remarkable feats of endurance, his experience with testicular cancer, the amazing new Accies clubhouse, growing up and learning rugby in the Scottish borders, playing overseas in Australia, and growing rugby with the BATs programme in Edinburgh.   Berti's landline rang for the first time in several years and a pack of dogs started barking outside my room, but it didn't detract from a fantastic chat - I hope you enjoy!   LINKS Contact Iain Berthinussen on Twitter @iainberti or Instagram @iainberti Edinburgh Accies - https://www.edinburghaccies.com/ Edinburgh BATs - https://www.edinburghbatsrugby.co.uk/about-us/overview-2/ Cahonas Charity - https://www.cahonasscotland.org/   PODCAST KIT Everything I use to create, edit and produce this podcast can be found on my Creating a Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/creating-a-podcast/) page.   SUPPORT If you would like to support the podcast in some way then there are plenty of options for you on my Support the Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/support/) page.

Sarah Rhind is the current Hamilton Academical Women's FC number 1. Alongside playing for the Accies in the Scottish Women's Premier League 1, Sarah also works for Street Soccer Scotland, an organisation that brings football to socially disadvantaged groups, and who Sarah credits with supporting her in her own football career and personal life.Sarah is easily one of the most inspirational people that we have had on the podcast to date. From an early age she suffered with anxiety and negative self-image, which led to extremely tough periods in her life. This included using self-harm as a coping mechanism, but also later an addiction to drugs. But at her lowest and with the help and support of those around her, Sarah was able to turn her life around. As well as her football, which she credits as always being 'her escape', Sarah also shares other lessons for anyone experiencing similar issues on how they too can find themselves in a much better place.Please check out our other podcast episodes, and head over to www.tabooontheterraces.co.uk to find helpful resources and contact information if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in this episode.

Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits with Lester, Hammy and this week we are joined by Dougie Imrie, We talk about Scotland's performances against Poland and Austria and how draws now feel like defeats under Steve Clarke. Dougie talks us and you through his time coaching with Livingston, Accies unders and making the move to Manager at Greenock Morton. We talk football philosophy and how the game has changed so much in only the last 10 years. The quiz this week rolls back the years on Dougie's career as we put him through his paces with a Hamilton Accies quiz. With a strong 10/11 last time, how will he fair this time round?

Welcome to the Auchterarder Chippy, a weekly blether about the lighter side of Scottish football. On this week's show, Stranraer perform well for the second week in a row without Roddy's commentary, It's goals galore in the Premeriship. whilst it is mud, mistakes and David Moyo in Maryhill as The Accies thrash The Jags, and Cove keep flying high in league one as Aidrie try to chase. All this and more, on this week's edition of the Auchterarder Chippy!Music Credits: Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)Pie and Bovril The stable diet of Scottish Football. Come and join over 50000 members in our discussion forums.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to wax lyrical about Thistle's otherworldly 6-1 away win over Hamilton Accies on Friday and ask the question "Was that actually Partick Thistle we were watching?". We then take stock of the first quarter of the league campaign, look forward to the game against Dunfermline and tell us when we have wildly exaggerated things.

Chris and Campbell return to review the SWPL action as the top two go head to head in SWPL1 and Celtic rescue a point at home to Spartans. At the bottom Motherwell continue to pull away after victory over Hearts as Accies and Thistle share four goals. In SWPL2 Glasgow Women go joint top and they end the pod by covering the good and the bad news from the SWF Championship. Twitter: @LeadingtheLine

Anyone's Game recently caught up with Hamilton captain Megan Quinn and assistant coach Bobby Watson. They point out Accies are the only top fight club without a full-time player, coach or manager, but are determined to stay up. They chat about their ambitions for the season, how the squad has been strengthened over the summer, Megan reacts to being appointed Accies captain, excitement for the new season, promotion last season, the challenges ahead, pioneering the way on social media, and much more.

Hamilton pair Nicola Sturrock and Lucy Sinclair look ahead to the expanded SWPL 1 season, which will include the newly-promoted Accies. And they also reveal their five-a-side teams (or six for some…), and why playing for the Lanarkshire club is so special. anyonesgame.substack.com

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. 

On this week's show, Raith think it's all Rover but the Accies have other ideas; the Sons and Gable-Endies take an unassailable League One lead on matchday one; the linesman at Cliftonhill proves that he really is a homer; and we learn that John thinks aggravated assault is a yellow card offence. All this and more, on this week's edition of the Auchterarder Chippy. Music Credits: Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeElegy, Asher FuleroAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)Pie and Bovril The stable diet of Scottish Football. Come and join over 50000 members in our discussion forums.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this episode we speak to Peter Gossman, the outgoing President of Ardrossan Accies Rugby Club. Peter talks about his early rugby memories watching his uncle at West of Scotland and his journey from Aberdeen to Ardrossan when playing for the firsts. He gives us an insight into the influence of his father, ex Scotland international Brian. We then go through the challenges Covid has had on Accies and in their bid for promotion. Peter also talks about the early plans for celebrating Ardrossan Accies centenary next year and thoughts of hosting a tournament. We then move onto a quickfire round before finishing with some final questions.  

Today i had the pleasure of having a conversation with Marcus Nash! He is the head of communications and media relations at Hamilton Academical Football Club! what an inspiring person and someone i think we all can learn from! Follow Accies at: Instagram: acciesfcofficial & marcusnash Twitter: acciesfc Facbook: hamiltonacademicalfc Follow us at: Instagram: Inkylesconvo Twitter: Inkylesconvo Facebook: Inkylesconvo TikTok: Inkylesconvo YouTube: Inkylesconvo Google podcasts: Inkylesconvo Apple podcasts: Inkylesconvo Spotify: Inkylesconvo Follow Kyle at: Instagram: mrbigkyle Twitter: mrbigkyle Youtube: mrbigkyle TikTok: mrbigkyle

On this week's show, Partick Thistle prove to be the most potent Jags since Astra-Zeneca as they smash the League One title; County and Accies put the heat on Killie at the bottom of the Prem; Morton have 0 shots on target in a match that brings shame to the name "winner-takes-all"; and Brora Rangers corner the Abu Dhabi market.    All this and more in this week's edition of The Auchterarder Chippy!Music Credits:Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back, just as the Premiership is getting really good. It’s never over with Hamilton. The Accies and the Staggies both win as the bottom 3 are now separated by just 3 points. Rangers are 2 games away from an unbeaten league season as they hammer Celtic 4-1. What happened to Celtic this season and how big is the rebuild? We sing the praises of Devante Cole, one of the star performers of 2021. And St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson can afford to play the second string and still win.  Plus which Premiership striker looks like the lead singer of Future Islands? And could Motherwell producer Laura Brannan get shown a yellow card on a matchday? RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: Gilmour, Dobbie and the death of football (01m 30s) • PART 2: Rangers 4-1 Celtic (09m 30s) • PART 3a: St Mirren 1-2 Hamilton (20m 00s) • PART 3b: Dundee United 0-2 Ross County (25m 30s) • PART 3c: Motherwell 2-0 Kilmarnock (31m 30s) • PART 4a: Livingston 1-2 Aberdeen (39m 30s) • PART 4b: Hibs 0-1 St Johnstone (44m 00s) • PART 5: The odds with Paddy Power (48m 30s) • PART 6: Partick Thistle’s promotion with Matt Greer (50m 00s)    SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £4 A MONTH: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello there folks and welcome back to the armchair pundits with Lester Lindsay, not Hammy Hamilton. Instead this week i have planned a special show for you lot. I bring my brother on board to get a different view on all things Scottish football. We go through two of the Scottish Cup quarter Finals, the bottom of the table and how its sitting. We give you two different views from Accies fans on who we think are destined for the drop. Twitter - @TAundits insta - @TAPundits

A fright against Morton, victory over Accies (eventually) and a preview of the Scottish Cup quarter final against Hibernian are all previewed on the latest MFC Podcast. We also discuss the failed European Super League and how it serves as a reminder of the benefits of fan ownership. *We are still battling with some sound […] The post MFC Podcast – Episode 260 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits with Lester and Hammy. This week we are joined by a friend of the show, Darren Bowie. We go through the recent events of Scottish Football such as Brian Rice's new deal at Accies, UEFA's decision on the racial incident at Ibrox and we look ahead to this week's old firm and where both sides can expect to have joy. We also go over the massive bottom of the table clash between County and Killie and what relegation would mean for either side. All this and so much more in this week's installment.

Today's podcast is a two-parter. Firstly, Fowler and Joel talk through the two top-flight games from the past weekend as Livingston bettered Accies despite the Scott Robinson fall-out, while John Beaton made himself public enemy No.1 in Dingwall.Then Craig Cairns steps into the hotseat for an exclusive interview with former Hearts manager Daniel Stendel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Derek chats to former Rangers, Hamilton, Carlisle, Grimsby, Chesterfield and Darlington star Phil Bonnyman for another in-depth look back at his career. As ever, it’s an interview rammed with great stories from his time in the game, including why he decided to leave Ibrox, making a name for himself at Accies, taking on the likes of Man United and Arsenal, being part of that famous Spireites side that defeated Rangers and went on to win the old Anglo-Scottish cup and loads more in between. We also hear about his time in coaching at the likes of Dunfermline, Hamilton, Huntly and Port Vale and what he got up to when he decided to step away from the game. Enjoy folks!

In a season that promised so much, are we in danger of letting it fizzle out? The boys look back at the midweek game with Rangers, the now champions made to sweat by the Lions but it wasn't enough to deny the ibrox side yet another victory. We then look back at Saturday's disappointing result and performance at Fir Park, we still need a point to secure a top 6 spot, what's going wrong recently? Finally we look ahead to the Hamilton game, Accies desperate for points to secure their top flight survival, we just want a good performance to excite us again.

In this weeks episode of Dogger Saints: An Unofficial Podcast of the BLOODY LEAGUE CUP WINNERS St. Johnstone, Sam and Dan chat to former England Under-21 international, Saints hero and all round good guy Michael Duberry about his time north of the border. The lads also discuss whether Steve Clarke should be taking a look at Shaun Rooney the campaign for Nick Dasovic to enter the Saints Hall of Fame begins in earnest and our weekly Saints Story looks at what happens when the Sunday League ringer is taken to the extreme. This bumper episode sees us delve further into the belly of the shit merch beast, join George for our weekly refreshment in The Royal, and take a trip to Sweden for a ‘Doggers on Tour' section which mainly confirmed that Dan has never met anybody from Sweden. Forthcoming fixtures against Accies and Hibs are looked forward to and, oh, we may even talk a little bit about a little game that took place on Sunday... Join the lads for this weeks episode, and keep the celebrations going.

After a disastrous display against Accies, we try to work out how things went so horribly wrong. Also up for discussion was the victory at Killie, a look ahead to St Johnstone’s visit to Fir Park and much more. The MFC Podcast is sponsored by MM Joinery – https://www.facebook.com/markmccluskeyjoinery/ The post MFC Podcast – Episode 254 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

On this week's show, we crack out the good china for our first ever guest, as Stenny chief Jamie Swinney tells us about the ongoing mothballing of Leagues One and Two; the Championship serves up a thrilling weekend with as many 1-1 draws as there are games (hint: not many); there's a mauling in Motherwell as the Accies turn on the charm; and Lawrence Shankland finally makes his mark with a top-flight braceMusic Credits:Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)

James McFadden & Ian McCall debate the pressure at Celtic & Aberdeen ahead of Wednesday's match, plus we hear from Accies defender Jamie Hamilton on their current run of form.

Q&A's without the Q's, Penalties to Rangers, Accies staying up, Raith Rovers going up, Wee knobs at the football and all sorts of other Tap Bag Shenanigans! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TapBagPodcast)

Fowler talks to Craig Cairns and then Joel Sked about the weekend's action in the Scottish Premiership. This includes Accies looking like a bloody good team in the Lanarkshire derby, Lawrence Shankland getting some pep in his step, Neil Lennon's botched successful surgery, Killie still looking like a completely blunted attack, and Aberdeen continuing to stink the joint up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hamish, Calum and the returning Lewis get back together to talk all things Scottish football. They touch on Jim Goodwin's new contract at St. Mirren, comparing him to Jack Ross and also discuss all of the weekend's action and much much more. Thanks for listening. Ice Flow by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3898-ice-flow License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Derrick, Wilf and Greg are back with your Monday edition of the Rangers Rabble Podcast. The guys look back at the disappointing performance against Hamilton, Discuss Kemar Roofe's retrospective punishment and Rangers appeal, Take a look at the performance of Referees and finish off by discussing their favourite win under Gerrard so far. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Day 10 of our 12 Days of Archie series sees us look back at a night where Kris Doolan ran riot on an Accies team in turmoil.

For the final time in 2020, Rory, Cameron and Harry sit down to discuss an action packed week of Scottish football. They start with Sunday's Scottish Cup final where Celtic beat Hearts on penalties to secure their quadruple treble after an entertaining 3-3 draw. Following that they turn their focus back to the Premiership action which a 2-0 defeat at home to Accies cost Stuart Kettlewell his job as Ross County manager It also saw Rangers answer their doubters and comeback to beat Motherwell 3-1. Elsewhere Hibs and Dundee United played out a 1-1 draw, Aberdeen continued their dominance over Killie at Rugby Park with a 2-0 win and St Mirren climb the table after their win over St Johnstone. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens

Ross County's defeat to Accies costs Stuart Kettlewell his job at Dingwall. We also preview Sunday's Scottish Cup Final Celtic v Hearts with former Celtic manager Martin O'Neill.

Tony Anderson steps into the host's chair this week to look back over the Scottish Premiership weekend. Helping Tony to break down every game on tonight's episode is:Joel Sked to look at Celtic dropping yet more points in the title race and Rangers looking every bit the real deal.Duncan McKay to debate whether it's already too late for Accies to make a change and Killie overcoming an early red to heap further pain on County.And Gary Cocker to wonder whether Livingston will be able to figure things out and if St Johnstone need a new plan of attack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Scott, Paul and Geeb for a look back at last weekends victory at Kilmarnock, Last nights Match in Lisbon and a look ahead to our Next Fixture against Accies. Plus Tonnnnnnes more fun. Grab a drink see u at 8pm #KeepTheBattleFeverOn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Highland Bullpen Episode 11 - A baseball and football podcast from Scotland The Bullpen Bro's get together and after a quick reflection on Dave Jr's White Sox ultimate play offs demise they discuss the various roles a pitcher can undertake and ponder what makes one pitcher end up with his “chosen” role.   Moving onto development of young talent in the game the Bro's acknowledge Hamilton Accies, Scottish football Premiership club, excellent work in developing young stars. But any chat on the Academicals can only lead to a random discussion of football team names (Dave Snr has an inspired moment in recognising Accies don't have a unique name even in the Scottish game).   The conversation progresses to sporting annuals and the shocking discovery that both baseball and Scottish football have a revered annual of the same name! Off podcast research even suggests they started around the same year…..   Dave Snr rounds the episode off with a review of the Rays defeating the Yankees in a dramatic 5th and final series game.

Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits (@TAPundits), in this weeks episode Lester and Hammy talk about the results at the weekend and how three games had a 90th minute winner. We go over each teams transfer business in the longest ever window in Scottish football. We talk a little about Scotland's game against Israel and we have a starting XI of stinkers in the Scottish game. Hope you enjoy!

- Hamilton win - League Cup preview - Kyle Magennis signs - Transfer window round up - Hibee of the Week - Harry's Hibee Quiz

Rory, Cameron and Harry are back to trudge through another weekend of Scottish Premiership action. They look at Sunday's big game at Easter Road where Hibs and Rangers shared a point, Motherwell's destruction of Aberdeen and Dundee United getting back to winning ways. The guys also look at Ross County ending their poor run with a win over St Johnstone, Killie's win over Accies and Celtic beating Livingston 3-2. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens

Hamish, Callum and Calum return to look back on another weekend of Premiership football. They talk big wins for Celtic and Rangers, St. Mirren's keeper troubles, Aberdeen's resurgence and Accies doing it again. Hope you enjoy!

Euan is joined by Ben Paterson from Only Accies to look ahead to this weekends game between Livi and Hamilton. This episode is in association with twelfthman media who aim to bring you the best fan media from across the country. Euan and Ben discuss the season so far for both clubs, talk danger men, who to look out for from both sides and give predictions for the game.

David, Colin and David Marshall are here to look back on the 2-0 victory over Hamilton Accies. Praise for the defence but the key message is: Ryan Kent cannot be sold! Kilmarnock win Defensive solidity Kits issues IbroxRocks.com twitter.com/ibroxrocks app.IbroxRocks.com Produced by David Edgar A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2020 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

With 36% of parents separating before a child reaches 16 years old, there appears to be an epidemic of ‘fatherlessness’ in the country – 65,000 children are said to be affected by this epidemic, resulting in 10% of all births in any one year ending with a child living in a single parent family. Here and in the US, many children are growing up without ever having a father in their lives. Does the adversarial court system set up a polarization, and where is the government strategy to support parents who separate? We invited Michael Lewkowicz, director of communications for Families Need Fathers, onto Sputnik to talk about shared parenting and shared rights. Hamilton Academicals or ‘the Accies’ are a grand old Scottish football team. Colin McGowan is the CEO of the club but he is also the main force behind the charity Blameless. Addiction to drugs and alcohol in Scotland has cut a swathe across the country for many years; every four hours there is a suicide due to drugs or alcohol abuse. But the suffering reaches far beyond the addicts themselves, destroying families and, in particular, the lives of the children of addicts who are themselves exposed to the abuse. Colin has seen suffering from both sides, so we invited him onto the show to tell us about the atrophy of life chances of young people and how the Blameless charity is trying to help.

In our penultimate Season Preview Podcast, Seán McGill chats to Ben McNicol, Hamilton fan and fellow student journalist who has received bylines in the Daily Record, among others places. Ben gives his thoughts on the mass exodus of players at the club and whether Accies can beat the drop once again. Read Ben's blog at bensmagazine.wordpress.com and find him on Twitter @ben_hafc18. Follow us @ENRGSport and check out our website enrgsport.net.

Its a new season, so we're back with Room 1 on 1.With Celtic v Hamilton Academical on teh horizon, Scott catches up with Ben Paterson, of Only Accies to have a wee look at Accies and what they are bringing to Celtic Park.We look at last season before the closure, talk about Bens feelings towards the Hearts cries.The guys talk about the Hamilton squad, the incomings and outgoings.We finish off with a small look at the game on Sunday, where Hamilton will look to push and how we think the team will set up.Enjoy