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From Juniors to the Bairns, a rude awakening on the physio's table and marking a man who eclipsed the main stand...Support the show

More club action this week as the First Round of the Scottish Cup took place plus a preview of University of Stirling v Albion Rovers and reaction to Berwick Rangers recent finance statement. 0:00 Intro 1:06 Penicuik Athletic v Pollok 4:47 Wick Academy v Jeanfield Swifts + Keith v Luncarty 6:52 Turriff United v Sauchie Juniors 9:14 Tranent v Hutchison Vale 10:38 St Andrews United v Auchinleck Talbot 18:47 Musselburgh Athletic v Gretna FC 2008 22:21 Gala Fairydean Rovers v Strathspey Thistle 25:43 East Stirlingshire v Huntly 27:28 East Kilbride v Whitehill Welfare 28:47 Dunipace v Cumnock Juniors 30:07 Dundonald Bluebell v Kilwinning Rangers 32:59 Dalkeith Thistle v Clydebank 33:29 Cowdenbeath v Linlithgow Rose 34:37 Camelon v Civil Service Strollers 36:26 Caledonian Braves v Fraserburgh 37:24 Brora Rangers v Berwick Rangers 39:06 Bo'ness United v Darvel 40:42 Broomhill v Cumbernauld Colts 41:50 University of Stirling v Albion Rovers (Preview) 43:42 Scottish Cup 2nd Round Draw 49:21 Berwick Rangers Finance Update 59:15 Whitburn v Arniston Rangers (Alex Jack Cup) #officialcatchup #slfl

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Since the last episode East Fife have won twice, once in the Challenge Cup and once in the league. Is this an unbeaten run? Or more importantly, is this the turning point in the season after a poor start that has seen the club hit bottom of the division? The guys chat about those wins against Albion Rovers and Clyde and the main talking points coming out of them, the importance of those victories, and keeping that momentum going now. Plus there's much excitement for the Fife's foray into Europe next month and would Scotland have beaten England if Steve Clarke had called up Ryan Gauld?!

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Two months ago hopes were high amongst the Bayview faithful. East Fife were the bookies' favourites to win Scottish League 2. Nathan Austin was the bookies' favourite to be the league's leading scorer. The excitement and anticipation for the year to come was palpable. Then the season started. Five games into the league campaign, East Fife now find themselves languishing bottom of the table, winless, with the second-highest amount of goals conceded and the joint fewest goals scored. So where has it all gone wrong? Michael, Lee, Gordon, and Aaron are back to chat about all of that, the season so far, the latest loss to Dumbarton, and what lies in store. Can this weekend's Albion Rovers cup tie be a springboard to a change in fortunes? How concerning is the situation? This is a squad most agree should most certainly be at the other end of the table, so why aren't they? How much does Greig McDonald shoulder the blame for the current plight and how big a loss was Scott Agnew to the coaching staff? There's a lot to discuss!

The lads are finally back to cover all the latest results and news from the Lowland League, the South of Scotland, East of Scotland, and West of Scotland Football Leagues. 0:00 Intro 0:32 Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois (Boxing) 3:46 Lowland League Results 4:25 East Kilbride v Cowdenbeath 6:46 Bo'ness United v Cumbernauld Colts 11:10 Linlithgow Rose v Edinburgh University 14:40 Broomhill v Gala Fairydean Rovers 18:30 Albion Rovers v East Stirlingshire 24:08 Hearts B v Caledonian Braves 28:15 Gretna 2008 v Civil Service Strollers 34:06 University of Stirling v Tranent (Preview) 40:44 South of Scotland 44:30 East of Scotland Premier 49:24 West of Scotland #officialcatchup #slfl

In deze aflevering in de 'Doing the 116'-reeks gaan Joris van de Wier en Jeroen Heijink weer samen op pad. Het is inmiddels de maand mei en dat betekent dat er beslissingen gaan vallen in de verschillende competities van Schotland als Engeland. Wordt het promotie of degradatie? Een mooie periode om te gloryhunten en dé kans op pitch invasions. Het weekend begint voor de heren bij Albion Rovers die het opneemt tegen de inmiddels kampioen Stirling. Een klein wonder kan de thuisploeg nog helpen bij directe handhaving. De volgende dag gaan Joris en Jeroen de grens over richting Nottingham. Eén van de oudste clubs van Engeland, Notts County, neemt het op in de halve finale van de play-offs tegen Boreham Wood. Inzet: een plek in de finale op Wembley. Als laatste zetten beide heren koers richting Stockport, waar Stockport County nog kans heeft op directe promotie. Al hebben ze wat hulp nodig op de andere velden. Op hoeveel velden zullen Joris en Jeroen uiteindelijk belanden? Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: podcast@staantribune.nl.

From a star in the making to hitting rock bottom and taking the long road to recovery...Support the show

Andy and Ciaran talk about Championship to League 2 with everything inbetween from final days to Gary Bowyer then finally the Play Offs, Brechin v Spartans v Albion Rovers in the Play Off, then SPFL prize money, Policing at gamesGET 10% off St JARNA by using promo codePARKTHEBUSPOD

Welcome to the latest episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Michael, Lee, Doug, and Gordon are back to chat about East Fife's playoff clinching win against Albion Rovers on Saturday. The guys talk about the game, what lies ahead in the playoffs, look around some of the other talking points in lower league Scottish football, and delve into the controversial topic of more colts teams and no increased promotion and relegation in the Lowland League.

Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer for a waltz around the Scottish lower leagues. The pair talk about David Robertson's departure from Peterhead and how the Blue Toon found themselves in this sorry state, as well as a mixed week for Albion Rovers, who beat the League 2 leaders before losing a vital six-pointer. The podcast finishes with a discussion about Open Goal's withdrawal from their partnership with Broomhill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the landmark 100th episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Michael, Lee, and Gordon are back to celebrate the fun that's been the past 33 months and 100 episodes. What started during the lockdown era in May 2020 has grown into a must listen for East Fife fans the world over, looking at the past, present, and future. The guys are joined by a couple of special guests for this special episode and first up is the Bayview legend that is Kenny Deuchar (26.10). Making his sixth appearance on the show (four of those having been as co-host), the good doctor takes questions from listeners about his time at East Fife, his career, and more, including a fantastic story about meeting Jeff Stelling. We're also joined by Eugene Clarke (77.42) to talk about the latest attempt to buy out the majority shareholder of East Fife and have the club community owned. It's been tried before to no avail, but this time around it's looking a lot more positive and there's some government backing to the plan as well. All of this and there's still time to delve into East Fife getting back to winning ways, with a hugely important 1-0 win at Albion Rovers (115.26).

We're still in Glasgow, and this is the big one, the Queen Stage of the Tour d'Écosse with seven current Scottish Football League grounds on the route, plus a couple of wild cards. Lionel and Simon drop in on Cathkin Park, the so-called ‘ghost ground' and former home to the long defunct Third Lanark club. There are stops at Hampden Park, home of the Tartan Army, Parkhead – or Paradise to give it another name – Cumbernauld and Airdrie, the club with two second names Albion Rovers, Hamilton Academical and Motherwell. We also explore the sectarian divide which splits the city with Kenny Pryde. The eyes of the cycling world will be on Glasgow, and other parts of the country as Scotland takes centre stage in August 2023 as hosts of the UCI World Championships. The first ‘Super Worlds' as Lionel calls it, will see 190 rainbow jerseys awarded across multiple cycling disciplines. But what will the World Championships mean for the future of Scottish Cycling? We hear from Jimmy McCallum and Peter Ellen of The Cycling Academy about the work to create the champions of tomorrow. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. Stay in your performance zone with Supersapiens. Find out more at supersapiens.com Science in Sport Lionel and Simon were fuelled by Science In Sport. Everything you need before, during and after your ride. For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. MAAP The Cycling Podcast x MAAP collection is available now. Go to maap.cc to see the full MAAP range. Hammerhead The Tour d'Écosse routes were created using the Hammerhead dashboard and Lionel and Simon followed the yellow line and the Karoo 2's turn-by-turn directions from Gretna to Dingwall. For a limited time, listeners to The Cycling Podcast can get a free heart-rate monitor with the purchase of a Hammerhead Karoo 2. Visit hammerhead.io and use promo code CYCLE at checkout when you've added both items to your cart. Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their usual tour of the Scottish lower leagues, taking in Queen's Park's draw with Dundee, Clyde's 10th consecutive league defeat, and Albion Rovers' 140th birthday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pleasure to be joined by the manager of Glasgow University Mark Adams to review the weekend action as we saw a handful of league games which saw huge implications for the positions with many other West clubs taking part in the South Challenge Cup. We talk to Mark about his new job at Glasgow Uni, hopes and expectations for the club this season and Saturday's momentous Scottish Cup tie hosting League Two side Albion Rovers in the second round. Join us on our exclusive West Of Scotland Football Show as we speak to some of the biggest names, managers and players in the league on a regular basis as well as reviewing the action in all five leagues in the WOSFL. Never miss a moment, podcast or article on SM Media as you can follow us below on all our platforms. Website - https://thesmmediaent.wordpress.com/ YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter - https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/?hl=en iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J?si=iVlyktAZTlOcDLPBvbLhzQ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/fD17rkT6o5NNVaPj7

From Bairns breakthrough, to Elton's soirées and adding a 'Crunch' to Albion Rovers...Support the show

Welcome to Episode 86 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Week three of the new Scottish League 2 season is now in the history books and East Fife have become road warriors, recording their second straight away win and even keeping that rarity for them that is an ultra clean sheet, following a hard fought 1-0 victory at Albion Rovers, where they more than rode their luck and had a string of top saves from Allan Fleming to thank for the three points.. Michael, Lee, and Gordon delve into the match and the main talking points coming out of it. What can we read into the start of the new season? Probably nothing much just yet, but that won't stop us! Is this a sign of things to come? Good away, poor at home. Can they only beat teams that begin with a vowel? Or is it more that they've got the beating of poor teams and despite all of their flaws, East Fife aren't the worst team in the league and will pick up enough points along the way to be mid-table dwellers? Can they be more and what do they need to get them to that point? We chat about all of that and take a look at the comings and going down Bayview way this past week.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus mull over our opening League Cup games against Albion Rovers and Inverness with the Lions having a mixed bag of results. Next up, the lads discuss our trip North to take on Cove Rangers as Livi look to get back on track in the League Cup. 

On the first episode of the 22/23 season, Euan and Broonie round up all the transfer business so far at the Tony Macaroni Arena. Next up, the lads look at Livi's pre season preparations with a mixed bag in terms of results. Lastly, the guys look ahead to our first competitive games as the Lions face Albion Rovers and Inverness in the League Cup. 

Just six weeks after Nick Walsh's whistle brought the curtain down on ICT's extended 2021-22 season and the supporters' dreams of a return to the Premiership, Caley Thistle are ready to go again. And so is The Wyness Shuffle. In this bumper preview of ‘22-23, we exchange our hopes and predictions for the new season, look at the changes to the squad, discuss all our Championship opponents, enjoy an exclusive interview with the manager, interrogate Sean Welsh and shoehorn in the usual 28 years' worth of ICT references. Let's shuffle! 01.45 Potential highlights. The pod panelists discuss what they are looking forward to in the season ahead. 03.40 The league and the season as a whole: what do we think about the make-up of this year's Championship (Spoiler: not much) and how do we think the league might pan out? And why has Suv changed his tune about Michael Gardyne? 08.35 The Gaffer. Riley sits down with Billy Dodds to chat last season, this season, the team and the fans. And guess what? He really, really loves you. 26.41 Dissecting Doddsy. The pod reflects on the manager's words, and the job he's done so far. 32.33 Ins: we discuss new signings Steven Boyd, Nathan Shaw and the promisingly-named Max Ram, and consider what positions still need to be strengthened. 44.10 Outs: we say a brief goodbye to some key contributors from last season. 46.25 Sean's section. The ICT club captain drops in for a light grilling from the pod panellists. 01.05.45 Club by club. With a little help from some of our rival clubs' supporters, we provide our annual in-depth analysis of all the teams ICT will be facing in this season's Championship, and explain why they are all shite. 01.36.35 Game by game. We look forward to the upcoming League Cup games against Kelty, Livi, Albion Rovers and Cove and our first two League matches, against Queen's Park and Arbroath. 01.50.31 Potential line-ups. Who will be in Billy Dodds' first-choice XI and how will they shape up? The pod debates possible player permutations. 01.58.12 Competition time! Find out how going 12 rounds with Andrew Sutherland can win you a signed Robbie Deas match shirt.

"It's sh*#e being Scottish", once uttered Ewan McGregor as Mark Renton in Trainspotting.It certainly has that feel about dealing with contracts, loans, transfer budgets and more as we work our way through pre-season in Scotland.We've got far-flung friendlies against Lens, Morecambe, Albion Rovers, Colchester and more to look forward to this week along with the arrival of more triallists (who doesn't love a good trial when you can't scout or struggle to sign players pre-season), and some more Irish players to bolster the Hibs ranks. Frustrations are there already with a number of big injuries in pre-season already forcing a change of tactic and approach for the year ahead but it's all part of the fun of the fair.If you want to get involved or share updates on your own FM journey, find us on Twitter @FMFShow.Contains strong language. 

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer join forces for the first time in weeks to take a jaunt into the lower leagues of Scottish football. The pair discuss the big six-pointer in the Championship, Dumbarton's descent towards the basement division, and Stenhousemuir's annihilation of Albion Rovers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Professional Footballer Calum Ferguson Joins the Unrestricted View!Calum started off his youth career at Ross County and then moving to Inverness. Callum spoke about his youth days and how he couldn't turn down the chance to move to Inverness his boyhood club.Playing under Terry Butcher his old school methods we all know about Calum told us how it was playing under him even to cleaning Billy Mckays boots.. also played under John Hughes.Calum made his debut for Inverness in 2015 and explained to us the feeling of how that felt, we spoke about the daily life as a footballer and what its like playing at that level everyday,Playing International football with Canada and also playing over there Ryan got to hear some great things about the Canadian football structure and how its far ahead of Scotland.Calum played in lower leagues of Scotland to with Albion Rovers, Elgin and Montrose.

"Inject the cinch baby". Those words from Albion Rovers encapsulated a spectacular few days in Scottish football, and Adam is joined by two fantastic guests to try and make sense of it all. BT Sport, Premier Sports and Rangers TV broadcaster Emma Dodds talks about Steven Gerrard's impact at Ibrox, how Allan McGregor compares to Andy Goram, her admiration for Emma Hayes and Ally McCoist, interviewing Ronaldo, gaining an insight into Ange Postecoglou in Dubai, LGBTQ+ visibility in football, seeing Madonna up close in Paris and how BT Sport's Scottish football coverage became so popular.  Blethered podcast host and The Celtic Way columnist Sean McDonald discusses an eventful start to the season for Celtic, Joe Hart's arrival, Craig Gordon revisionism, living in Barcelona and the current financial difficulties at the Nou Camp, a memorable debate on Good Morning Britain, his interview with an Al Qaeda bombmaker turned MI6 spy and writing about Celtic.  Adam debunks a myth concerning fan media and the mainstream with his guests, puts questions from Twitter to them, runs out of breath attempting to recap the week's events and laments an elderly woman's underwhelming Nou Camp photo. For more information about Old Firm Facts, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

The last weekend of CSFA Cup finals is approaching and one game to look out for is BSC Glasgow's encounter against Albion Rovers Youth F.C 2004. YFS's

Join Jacko and the co hosts for another episode of Afterxtratime. This week a topic what needs to be spoken about more in depth was Mental Health as we discuss the situation about former Albion Rovers player David Cox. Also a round up of the weekends games including the precarious position of Derby County! (Sorry Jack) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Derek chats to Grimsby Town legend, the one and only Bobby Cumming. Bob is in great form as he relives his time growing up in Airdrie, being thrown into the Juniors at 15 and being part of the Albion Rovers set up before his move to Blundell Park where he’d spend the next 13 years as he became a much loved figure with the Mariners. He tells us about promotions, the time he got Norman Hunter sent off, his promotion winning season with Lincoln City, his time playing in the United States where he now resides and what he and the American public have made of the recent European Super League plans. Enjoy folks!

The Celtic Now and Forever Podcast is a podcast for the fans to speak their opinion's and views on the club we love Celtic. Football is all about opinions and we want to hear different fans views weekly with some added value of some higher-profile guest's and Celtic Fans. In this episode Host Ryan was Joined By Former Professional Footballer Patrick 'patch' Walker Speaking about his career and working with Jack Ross at Dumbarton. Patrick played in the Lower Leagues in Scotland with Albion Rovers, Dumbarton and Annan as well as playing at Junior Level. Patrick Currently plays for amateur Club Glasgow Harp.Great insight on his rise in to the senior game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a special show this week as we broadcast our 50th episode AND celebrate our first birthday. And for a special show we wanted a stellar guest. It's a longer episode this week but Ross Stewart's rise from the juniors to challenging at the top of England's League One with Sunderland is a story worth listening to. Whether you get through it in one go or do it in bursts across the course of the week, ever one of Ross' answers can act as inspiration to anyone involved in semi-professional football. On Monday Ross made his first start for the Black Cats but just eight years ago he was having to tout himself around juniors teams and working for the land registry. Ross is the perfect example of just where you can go if you work hard and put your mind to it. After playing for St Mirren and Celtic as a kid he got his break at Ardeer Thistle then moved onto Kilwinning Rangers and hasn't looked back since. Spells at Albion Rovers and back at St Mirren followed before his form at Ross County won him a move to the Stadium of Light in January. We'll hear how he fell out of football then found it again after being petrified walking into Ardeer's changing room for the first time. We hear how his dad had to pay £500 to make his dream of leaving Kilwinning Rangers for Albion Rovers a reality - but has he paid that life changing sum back yet? There's the spell where he left his day job working for the land registry on a Friday - and started full-time football with St Mirren three days later.  Ross also tells us about the Sunderland medical and his reaction to their manager Lee Johnson's claims he wants to mould him into a combination of Niall Quinn and Kevin Phillips. We'd also like to give a quick mention to our sponsors FortyFour Creative. They have a team of highly skilled and passionate photographers, graphic designers, videographers and video editors to help promote your content, brand, organisation or event. They make creation personal. Find out more at www.fortyfourcreativehq.com If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. It's all here as, for the 50th time, we go, Down The Divisions. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound  

Watch as we discuss and debate the return of League 2 football and how the teams faired on weekend of 20. 3 and in midweek with their Scottish Cup and L2 fixtures as well as predictions for this weekends games.. Albion Rovers and Brechin struggling but looking better Annan and Cowdenbeath looking over their shoulder Perfect start for Gary Naysmith and Edinburgh City Stirling Albion ring the changes midweek will it pay off against Elgin who struggled against Ayr? Queens Park bandwagon keeps rolling Stranraer bounce back midweek Great return for Stenhousemuir

Episode 26 brings us to Albion Rovers in the heart of this beautiful country. We were fortunate to meet Ronnie Boyd, who has taken on every role possible in the club - if there is something he doesn't know, it isn't worth knowing.

Euan Rankine was joined by current Livi star Josh Mullin to discuss his career to date. Starting out in the juniors Josh has worked his way up the leagues and is now a pivotal member of the lions side pushing for European football.  Josh discusses his days with Albion Rovers and his promotion winning season with the Cliftonhill side. Josh then goes into his first spell with the lions, the heart break of falling out the Championship but bouncing back at the first time of asking, that unbelievable Championship promotion season which culminated in promotion to the Premiership. That play off goal and his friendship with now gaffer David Martindale. Josh moves onto his time with Ross County, in what was a highly successful stint in the highlands before discussing his reasons for returning to Livi and the changes that the club have made between now and his last spell.

The Swift Kicks Podcast - now the number one sports betting podcast in the world - take up the latest in the Premier League. The lads preview boxing day matchups, discuss a momentous achievement by Celtic, and plan out a future for Jack Wilshire. (Albion Rovers?!) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/swiftkickspodcast/support

On this week's show, Dylan cracks open a few cans and chats all things last weekend's results and previews the weekend ahead. Some things he talks to his Zoom screen about include Alloa's big win, Dumbarton impressing again, Albion Rovers defying the odds and much more. Including chatting about Stonewaller issue #2!

This week we review the games from weekend of 5 December and preview the upcoming fixtures and there is also an additional new feature.. QoS v ICT review: 5:00 - Dundee v Arbroath review: 10:30 - ICT v Dundee preview: 13:30 - Alloa v Ayr review: 15:30 - Arbroath v Alloa preview: 18:00 - Morton v Hearts review: 23:00 - Hearts v QoS preview: 26:00 - Raith v Dunfermline review: 27:30 - Ayr v Raith preview: 31:30 Falkirk v Peterhead review: 38:30 - Montrose v Cove review: 41:45 - Partick v Dumbarton review: 46:45 - Dumbarton v Cove preview: 51:00 - Forfar v Partick preview: 51:30 - East Fife v Airdrie review: 53:00 - Airdrie v Montrose preview: 57:00 - Clyde v Falkirk preview: 1:00:00 Stranraer v Stirling Albion review: 1:05:00 - Stenhousemuir v Brechin review: 1:11:00 - Elgin v Annan review: 1:13:30 - Brechin v Annan preview: 1:15:00 - Edinburgh City v Albion Rovers review: 1:16:00 - Albion Rovers v Elgin preview: 1:20:00 - Queens Park v Cowdenbeath review: 1:21:00 - Queens Park v Edinburgh City preview: 1:23:30 - Stenhousemuir v Stranraer preview: 1:25:00 - Stirling Albion v Cowdenbeath preview: 1:26:00

In depth Scottish Championship preview for weekend of 5 December and League 1 and League 2 review of weekend 28 November and preview of 5 December Why can teams defend high against Alloa? Have Dundee turned a corner? Can Hearts out battle Morton? Raith v Dunfermline goal fest? QoS and ICT both happy with a point? Partick and Falkirk on the winning trail? Airdrie and Cove playing well Can Cochrane influence Montrose more? Are Queens Park riding their luck? Stenny shape the key to their success? Game of the day at Stair Park? Raith v Dunfermline preview: 6:30 - Dundee v Arbroath preview: 13:15 - QoS v ICT preview: 20:00 - Alloa v Ayr preview: 24:30 - Morton v Hearts preview: 31:30 Montrose v Partick review: 38:30 - Partick v Dumbarton preview: 47:00 - Airdrie v Cove review: 49:15 - Cove v Montrose preview: 51:30 - Falkirk v Peterhead preview: 52:45 - East Fife v Airdrie preview: 57:30 - Clyde v Forfar preview: 1:05:00 Queens Park v Stenhousemuir review: 1:09:30 - Cowdenbeath v Queens Park preview: 1:15:00 - Elgin v Annan preview: 1:18:00 - Stranraer v Stirling Albion preview: 1:22:30 - Stenny v Brechin preview / Edinburgh City v Albion Rovers preview: 1:28:00

Celtic Soul Podcast Episode 44 with Andrew Milne chatting to Jim Reilly, Jim was born in Coatbridge but now lives on the other side of the World in Sydney and is President of the Sydney Celtic Supporters Club. Plenty to chat about Life, Lockdown, Sydney City Celtic Supporters Club, Celtic Domestic Cup Runs, Ross County and what followed, Formations, Neil Lennon, Dermot Desmond, Peter Lawell, The Blame Game, Coatbridge, Early Celtic Years, Albion Rovers, Tommy Graveson, Stopping the 10, Seville, Beating Barcelona, Emigration, Supporters Events, Parties and the famous Sydney Boat Cruise. This Episodes Listeners Offer: Buy a Hoodie and Receive a FREE T-ShirtClick Link below to orderhttps://celticfanzine.com/product/glasgow-celtic-hoodie-green/ This Episode has been sponsored by Auto Assure For more information click link below https://www.autoassure.ieThanks to the Kieran Davenport for our play out tune. For more information click link below Glasnevin1916.bigcartel.com Follow Us FB https://www.facebook.com/Mt90MTwitter @celticfanzineInsta celticfanzineIf you would like to support our Independent Celtic Fan Media Platform you can become a Member, Subscribe, Buy or Donate for the Price of a Pint. Your Support helps us continue to produce Daily News & Articles, Weekly Newsletter, Two Weekly Podcasts, Monthly Fanzine, Video Content & Live Shows.https://celticfanzine.com/join-us/https://celticfanzine.com/product-category/monthly-print-subscription/https://celticfanzine.com/shop/https://celticfanzine.com/donations-page/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we review the games from the Scottish Championship / League 1 / League 2 from the weekend of 21 November and take a look at the upcoming games for weekend of 28 November. The teaser from the Bawbag is a League 1 special - feel free to play along as you listen. Dunfermline v Hearts review: 2:00 - ICT v Raith review: 10:00 - Ayr v Dundee review: 14:00 - Qos v Alloa review: 18:30 Partick v East Fife review / East Fife v Clyde preview: 22:30 - Clyde v Montrose review / Montrose v Partick preview: 30:00 - Airdrie v Cove preview: 41:00 Elgin City v Cowdenbeath preview: 48:00 - Albion Rovers v Stirling Albion preview: 54:00 - Queens Park v Stenhousemuir preview: 59:00

Telfer and Shaughan are back with another deep dive into the lower leagues, looking specifically at six matches at the weekend, two from each division, but essentially covering every team again. Getting special attention were Dunfermline v Queen of the South, Forfar Athletic v Montrose (ANGUS DERBY!) and Albion Rovers v Brechin City. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Gavin Miller (football recruitment analyst for MRKT Insights) and Owen Brown (football analytics writer seen at StatsBomb and Scouted Football) discuss two SPFL matches. Firstly we focus on Aberdeen v Celtic with stats about the hosts, opinions about the approaches of both teams and predictions about the Scottish Cup semi-final. Next we drop down to League 2 and analyse Queen's Park v Albion Rovers. We talk about tactical set ups, key players and the ambition being shown by the hosts off the park.   Please leave us a rating and review and share the podcast with your friends. We can be found at www.purefitbaw.com and on www.twitter.com/PureFitbaw, www.instagram.com/pure_fitbaw and www.facebook.com/PureFitbaw

F Bomb John is joined by Tony and our latest guest Robert Love who is currently player and assistant manager at Annbank United. The podcast starts by discussing the change to West of Scotland league setup, the challenges of taking on a management role in the current climate and concerns about the future of clubs in the non league setup. We take a look at Robert's career in Senior football and success in the playoffs for Stenhousemuir and Albion Rovers. Robert talks about how he got involved in football and the setbacks he had as a youngster making his way in the game. His time in the Juniors is discussed mainly focusing on his time at Cumnock, rivals Auchinleck Talbot and the success he had there and Largs. Robert speaks openly about how he considered stopping playing as he had fallen out of love with football but thankfully he found his appetite for the game again. As is standard when we have a guest on we get him to pick a best eleven of players he played with. There are also funny stories in terms of away trips and pranks in the dressing room. The podcast concludes with a review of some of the weekend action and some slowfire questions for Robert. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

F Bomb John is joined by Tony and our latest guest Robert Love who is currently player and assistant manager at Annbank United. The podcast starts by discussing the change to West of Scotland league setup, the challenges of taking on a management role in the current climate and concerns about the future of clubs in the non league setup. We take a look at Robert's career in Senior football and success in the playoffs for Stenhousemuir and Albion Rovers. Robert talks about how he got involved in football and the setbacks he had as a youngster making his way in the game. His time in the Juniors is discussed mainly focusing on his time at Cumnock, rivals Auchinleck Talbot and the success he had there and Largs. Robert speaks openly about how he considered stopping playing as he had fallen out of love with football but thankfully he found his appetite for the game again. As is standard when we have a guest on we get him to pick a best eleven of players he played with. There are also funny stories in terms of away trips and pranks in the dressing room. The podcast concludes with a review of some of the weekend action and some slowfire questions for Robert. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

WE'RE going trans-Atlantic on Down The Divisions. For the past two years Jim Chapman has been assistant coach for the University of Kentucky's women's team. But before that he had a long and distinguished career in Scotland's lower leagues. After turning out for Albion Rovers and Dumbarton his playing career was cut short by a cruciate injury at the age of 25. But seeing a patient with no legs fall out of the hospital bed next to him helped put things in perspective – and ensured nothing was going to take away his love for the game. Since then he's thrown himself into coaching and coach education. After turning Kilmarnock Ladies into an all conquering side he lifted Albion Rovers then led Dumbarton to a title before navigating the club through the tragic death of their captain. We'll hear how he met the hero he pretended to be in the playground after guiding Annan to their biggest ever win – and Rangers' biggest ever loss. Jim also tells us about the day he bought back his Albion Rovers championship winning shirt after someone spotted it on ebay. Plus Jim talks about how he's missing Twirls in Kentucky - and how he's reinvented himself as a coach since leaving Clyde. All that and more on Episode 22 of Down The Divisions.

Join Rob Maclean, Ali DeFoy & Stephen Craigan for all things Scottish Football on the day that Steve Clarke announces his Nations League squad.  Also on the show is Darren Jackson recounting France 98 memories, newly called up Scotland goalkeeper Robby McCrorie and former Hibs player and Albion Rovers manager, Kevin Harper.  Tune into the Go Radio Football Show weeknights from 5-7pm on DAB. 

In Episode #28 Derek is joined by footballer Chris Cadden who currently plays in the MLS for Columbus Crew. Chris talks about coming through the ranks at Motherwell FC with his twin brother, winning the Scottish Youth Cup at Hampden, a loan spell at Albion Rovers and representing the Steelmen in both the Scottish League Cup and Scottish Cup Final. Chris discussed his time at Oxford United under Karl Robinson before moving to American and making his Major League Soccer debut for Columbus Crew.

The two John's are on for this episode are joined by man of many clubs Ally Graham. We kick off the show by talking about what's been going on recently and the hope that Scottish football is back soon in some way. Ally talks about his coaching career and how much he enjoys being involved in the game. There are career highlights from his time at the likes of Albion Rovers, Ayr United, Raith Rovers and Stirling Albion. We hear some interesting negotiating tactics from a certain manager who paid for Ally's summer holiday. Some fantastic stories from winning a major trophy with Raith and playing against the legendary Bayern Munich. The quickfire stuff is terrific but we're a bit concerned by poogate. Ally picks a best eleven of some top players that has some top internationals in it. All in all, he's a great guest and we hope to have him back on in the future.

The two John's are on for this episode are joined by man of many clubs Ally Graham. We kick off the show by talking about what's been going on recently and the hope that Scottish football is back soon in some way. Ally talks about his coaching career and how much he enjoys being involved in the game. There are career highlights from his time at the likes of Albion Rovers, Ayr United, Raith Rovers and Stirling Albion. We hear some interesting negotiating tactics from a certain manager who paid for Ally's summer holiday. Some fantastic stories from winning a major trophy with Raith and playing against the legendary Bayern Munich. The quickfire stuff is terrific but we're a bit concerned by poogate. Ally picks a best eleven of some top players that has some top internationals in it. All in all, he's a great guest and we hope to have him back on in the future.

Craig G Telfer is joined by Gary Cocker, Tony Anderson and Shaughan McGuigan to discuss the latest things that have grabbed their attention during lockdown, including the language we use on social media, Ghostbusters 2, James Acaster's book, an Albion Rovers picture Twitter account and shoddy sound effects in Jurassic Park. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Ally Graham : Shoot! 11th May 1985In this episode we take a look inside the Shoot! magazine from 11th May 1985 with Raith Rovers, Ayr Utd, Albion Rovers and Clydebank legend, Ally Graham.For more details on this podcast including an electronic copy of the magazine and other fascinating comments and links, please visit our website http://shootthebreezepod.co.uk/ where you can also donate for a chance to win some goodies including the original magazine from the show. Remember, 50% of all money donated goes to our charity partner, @BackOnside.with @scotsfootycards and @tombroganBrought to you in association with Celtic Matchday programmes (@Celtic_Matchday https://celticmatchday.com/) Let's Shoot! The Breeze 

The two John's are joined by ex Hibs, Derby, Portsmouth, Stoke and Dunfermline player Kevin Harper. Kevin is the current manager of Albion Rovers so we start off by talking about reconstruction talks and what his views are on this. He goes on to talk about signing for Hibs, the highs and lows of scoring winners in Edinburgh derbies and relegation in his last full season. We talk about racism in football and how things haven't really improved since then 1990s which is when Kevin started his career. He believes more needs to be done to get BAME involved particularly in management. Kevin moved on to Derby who were in the English Premier League and had a successful first season before moving on to Portsmouth a couple seasons later. This led to playing with some great players and characters such as Prosinecki, Crouch and Merson. This leads on to his best season in football where they got promoted to the top flight in England. Unfortunately things didn't work out as well then with a couple of loan spells and eventually moving on to Stoke where after a successful start, injuries took their toll. He then returned north with Dunfermline. We finish off with the usual fun stuff which includes a cracking best eleven of players he has played with.