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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer join forces to discuss all the big talking points from the Scottish lower leagues. The pair discuss Falkirk flailing at Partick Thistle, Alloa Athletic's promotion charge, and Peterhead's League 2 title success. They also talk about their evening at Edinburgh City's Player of the Year awards. 0:00 Start 03:00 Edinburgh City's POTY awards 18:00 Championship title race 49:00 Alloa Athletic 2-1 Montrose 01:09:30 East Fife: League Two Champions 01:22:00 League Two play-offs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer get together to discuss the big games from the Scottish lower leagues last weekend. The pair talk about Kris Doolan's final match as Partick Thistle manager, the badly-out-of-form derby between Alloa Athletic and Kelty Heats, and Edinburgh City's five-star showing against the Spartans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In our 31st episode of 'The Pyramid' Scottish football podcast, Kenny Crawford is joined by East Fife forward Alan Trouten and Stenhousemuir captain Gregor Buchanan.At the time of recording, Alan has just hit his 20th goal of the campaign in what is his 20th season as a SPFL player, and East Fife are sitting top of League Two. The former Queen's Park, Brechin City and Alloa Athletic man also shares how he feared for his life when a trip to the dentist went horribly wrong in November.Gregor's Warriors are flying in League One, eying back-to-back promotions under Gary Naysmith, so the big defender explains what it's like to be riding on the crest of a wave at Ochilview at the moment.

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer get together for the final lower-league podcast of 2024. The pair of them talk about the big derby between Dunfermline Athletic and Falkirk, how Stenhousemuir got the better of Alloa Athletic, and Brian Martin's dislike of short corners. https://drinkag1.com/terrace Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Contains Distressing ContentScott Joined the Police in 1995. He had been a professional footballer, and his selection process was extremely smooth! He had played for Alloa Athletic and Scotland under 16 and played against Saudi Arabia in the Youth World Cup Final alongside Paul Dickov .Prior to joining the police Scott worked in the travel industry. His first day at training school wasn't the best start. He had been told to wear casual clothing. However, the drill sergeant had other ideas and a public telling off and was one of a handful who had to put their uniform on in the car park! He has fond memories of his time in training school and it was a platform that served him well throughout his career. His conclusion of training he went to his force for local procedure. On his first day, as he sat in the canteen, he was informed that there had been a shooting at Dunblane primary school. Along with his young colleagues he was dispatched to the school and was placed on scene preservation and to prevent the press and parents from entering the area. He saw the aftermath of the shooting and he describes his experiences as unforgettable. His first week became even more memorable when he broke the wrist of a suspect who he had handcuffed.Scott served at the Court in Holland where the Lockerbie Suspects were tried. This experience was carried out in the spotlight of the worlds press. The camp was in lockdown at night and the staff worked hard and played hard. Scott discovered a liking for firearms and undertook the tough process to qualify. His skills were recognised and he became the Chief Firearms instructor. The success in the work place came at a cost. The impact on his family was such that it put an end to his marriage. His depression was overwhelming but the death by suicide of a friend had a significant impact, and he found that with the support of the PFOA he was able to make the changes he needed to put his life back on track.The motivation to retire from Police Scotland was as a result of the pension changes. He wanted to stay but it became cost prohibitive.Since retirement Scott has been working for a number of different organisations and concentrates on wellbeing and has supported organisations such as PFOA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane join to discuss our first league win over the season against Queen's Park, before previewing our SPFL Trust Trophy clash with Alloa Athletic on Saturday.

Shaughan McGuigan is joined by Fraser Clarke as the two of them discuss Dunfermline putting in one of the poorest performances of the season, Rhys McCabe and Dougie Imrie continuing to punch above their weight, and what to expect from Scott Brown at Ayr United.  They're both impressed at how Andy Graham has started at Alloa Athletic, and discuss what a surprisingly fresh-faced Dick Campbell might bring to Methil.  Lastly, they look at the bottom end of League Two, and if there's anyone else at the fag end of League Two who Clyde can still drag in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With Shaughan McGuigan unavailable, Craig Fowler has studied like it's a Higher maths exam to try and hold his own alongside the other half of our resident lower-league duo, Craig G Telfer. The two look at three teams who are not having a particularly good time of it lately with three managers on the hotseat. Marvin Bartley at Queen of the South, Brian Rice at Alloa Athletic and Brian McLean at Clyde. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On Sunday, Thom Watt and John Callan did a Patreon looking at the end of Stephen Glass' tenure at Aberdeen. Since then, three (THREE!) more managers have left clubs in the SPFL. A combination of Craig Fowler and Andy Harrow talk to three guests: Kieren Mooney to discuss Barry Ferguson's resignation at Alloa Athletic, Finlay Jack on Allan Johnston's exit at Palmerston, and Dundee's swapping of James McPake for Mark McGhee with Daniel Smith. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The latest episode of the Celtic Down Under podcast is now available.On this podcast Jarrod & Sean discuss the following topics:* Review Celtic's 2-1 win over Alloa Athletic in the Scottish Cup * Review Celtic's 2-1 win over Hearts in the SPFL* Chat about Matt O'Riley signing & debut performance* Pass on our condolences at the passing of Wim Jansen* Preview the upcoming SPFL game between Celtic vs Dundee United on the weekend* And MorePlease subscribe for our YouTube channel using the following link. We will begin livestreaming our podcasts shortlyhttps://youtube.com/channel/UCddNEzx6XaVQHCLYRYxLvZAWe appreciate your support as always. Please subscribe to the Celtic Down Under Podcast via your podcast app

A Celtic State of Mind is a multi award-winning podcast. ACSOM was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards in 2018. In 2020, the podcast was named as a finalist in the Best International Podcast category at the Football Content Awards. In 2021, ACSOM won a further three FCA awards - Best International Podcast (GOLD), Best International Club Content (GOLD), and Best Charitable Campaign (BRONZE).In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes is joined by Lawrence Connolly to discuss Celtic's 2-1 win against Alloa.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulJohnDykes and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

The latest episode of the Celtic Down Under podcast is now available.On this podcast Jarrod, Liam, Sean & John discuss the following topics:* Review Celtic's 2-0 win over Hibs in the SPFL* Chat about Scott Bain's new contract & Conor Hazard going on loan to HJK Helsinki* Rangers dropping points against Aberdeen* Farewell Leigh Griffiths after finally being released from his contract by Celtic* Preview the upcoming Scottish Cup game between Celtic vs Alloa Athletic on the weekend* And MorePlease subscribe for our YouTube channel using the following link. We will begin livestreaming our podcasts shortlyhttps://youtube.com/channel/UCddNEzx6XaVQHCLYRYxLvZAWe appreciate your support as always. Please subscribe to the Celtic Down Under Podcast via your podcast app

In our 12th episode of 'The Pyramid' Scottish football podcast, Kenny Crawford is joined by Airdrieonians player/assistant manager Scott Agnew, Auchinleck Talbot boss Tommy Sloan and Clyde goalkeeper Neil Parry. Scott explains what it's been like adjusting to fatherhood and increased responsibilities in the coaching side, as well as running his own fitness company. Tommy looks back on 18 years at Beechwood Park and tells us about two of his current Talbot stars. Neil anticipates his next couple of years at Broadwood after a long stint at Alloa Athletic, and reveals how much interest his family & work colleagues take in his footballing exploits.

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer combine forces to pick through the bones of the lower-league action from the weekend. The pair discuss Clyde's win over Alloa Athletic, a dreadful, dispiriting game between Edinburgh City and Stenhousemuir, and some of the worst defending of the season so far. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 52 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast. East Fife are still looking for their first win of the season after a 3-1 loss at Alloa Athletic on Saturday, but they can take a lot of positives from the performance and there's definitely stuff to build on for the long season ahead. Lee and Gordon are joined by James Smailes this week to chat about all the highlights and lowpoints from the match, the high ticket price to not only attend but to watch the stream online, and what the team can take out of the match going forward. We also look back at a busy week of news down Bayview way as Tony McMinn moves on for work reasons and is replaced by the experienced Stephen Frail as assistant manager, and the club add forwards Kyle Connell and Jamie Semple to their squad. We also take a look around some of the funnier aspects of football from the past week, chat about Scottish clubs overspending and the disaster that is surely waiting to happen, and we're joined by Liam Thomson to talk about his new Ultimate East Fife FC Quiz book.

Scott McPike is joined by Auchinleck's Willie Lyle, Kelty Hearts Striker Andy Rodgers and Reegan Stevenson to talk about all things Scottish Football. The guys talk about the Premiership playoff as Dundee sealed promotion to the top flight with a 4-2 aggregate victory over Kilmarnock who were relegated from the Premiership for the first time since 1994. Also we talk to Andy about Kelty's promotion to the SPFL and the surprise departure of Manager Barry Ferguson who has joined Alloa Athletic. Also we touch on Eddie Howe, Rangers, the Managerial departures over the past week and pick our Scotland Starting 11s for the opening game of their Euro 2020 campaign against Czech Republic. SUBSCRIBE to SM Media to never miss an Episode of The Scottish Football Show with a new Episode every week as Scott, Shankers, Rory and others analyse the action in Scottish Football with a special guest and also talk to them about their career, and in the comments below please send your feedback on the show. Watch more exclusive Sports related videos on our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter: https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/juhjMFxSBy4AB8969

Cammy and Chris wave a fond farewell to Alloa Athletic as their relegation from the Championship was confirmed this past weekend. They then take an in-depth look at the playoff race at both ends of the table.

Laurie and Mark discuss the convincing 6-0 win over Alloa Athletic and the Championship title win for Hearts. Music courtesy of The 10:04s

Playing football, managing professional teams and teaching the nation's youth is a unique combination. But in this week's episode of Weekend Bigots, Terry Christie and Tom Hendrie discuss the reality of juggling these roles. Christie, an ex-headmaster and manager of Meadowbank Thistle, Stenhousemuir and Alloa Athletic, is widely regarded as one of the best part-time managers this country has produced, and gained fame as the duffle-coat wearing cup shock specialist. Tom Hendrie is a former manager of St Mirren, Berwick Rangers and Alloa Athletic, and was once a pupil of Christie’s at Forrester High School in Edinburgh before going on - like his friend and mentor - to play professionally for Dundee FC. They both acknowledge that religious rivalries play a part in the Old Firm, and explain how much of this is learned behaviour from school. They also discuss how both sectarianism and racism in football can be tackled. Credits: Mo Johnson signs for Rangers/ 10th July 1989 / Timestamp 17.50 -18.05 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE674cACsRc&t=1192s John Greig v Celtic 1978/ Timestamp 0.2- 0.27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jxuuYOgt-Y Airdrie 0 St Mirren 3- 23rd February 1999/ Timestamp 0.01 - 0.30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAUjm0hgUBo The Nutmeg podcast/ Episode 29 Interview: Vic Kasule/ July 20th 2019/ Timestamp 16.52- 17.52 https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/podcast/interview-vic-kasule/ Hearts fans throw bananas at Walters/ 15th September 2012/ Timestamp 0.05- 0.40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIbHx_NUDq4 BBC Alba/ Manager Terry Christie/ Timestamp 2.06- 2.36 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYO3gXbvWqQ&t=222s The Bubble Didnae Burst! - St Mirren/ 13 August 2011/ Timestamp 42.10 - 42.30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEDX2_hNGFY&t=2555s

In our fourth episode of 'The Pyramid' Scottish football podcast, Kenny Crawford is joined by Livingston midfielder Josh Mullin, Montrose defender Andrew Steeves, Arbroath midfielder James Craigen and Alloa Athletic striker Liam Buchanan. We hear about how satisfying it was for Josh and his team-mates to seal a top six spot in the Premiership, how Liam is still banging in the goals for Alloa despite juggling triplets and exactly what it is that's making Gable Endie Andrew enjoy being at a club like Montrose that appears to be heading in the right direction.

Greig caught up with Davie ahead of Raith's fixture with Alloa Athletic

Laurie and Mark discuss the victory over Alloa Athletic, the occasions that Hearts made the “obvious” signings and the latest news from Tynecastle. Music courtesy of The 10:04s.

Will and Andrew return for episode two of Balls & Whistles! This week Ross County's fantastic win over Aberdeen is on the agenda, as well as looking forward to their game against Rangers at Ibrox, and Caley Thistle's home match against Alloa Athletic - if it goes ahead. There's also talk of two Highland distance runners being added to Scottish Athletics' Marathon Project with an eye on the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham next year, as well as the Invernessian rugby sensation that will be training with the Scotland Six Nations squad. Let us know what you think of the podcast so far, and remember to listen to yesterday's bonus episode with very special guest Stuart Kettlewell, who chatted about his career, coaching and his departure from Ross County last month. Thanks are also in order, as always, to Forest Fires for use of their song Scared of the Dark as our theme.

Laurie and Mark discuss the signing of Gary Mackay-Steven and look ahead to this weekend’s game against Alloa Athletic. Music courtesy of The 10:04s.

John, Andy & Gordo review last weeks results & give their football betting suggestions for this weekends Bankers, Values & Outsiders. They also discuss their charity treble picks. This weeks picks come from the following matches: Sydney v Western Sydney Wanderers (Australian A-League) Motherwell v Rangers (Scottish Premiership) Marseille v Nimes (French Ligue 1) Alloa Athletic v Hearts (Scottish Championship) VfB Lubeck v Hansa Rostock (German 3. Liga) Leeds United v Brighton (English Premier League) QPR v Wycombe Wanderers (English Championship) Blackburn Rovers v Stoke City (English Championship) Bayen Munich v SC Freiburg (German Bundesliga) Celtic v Livingston (Scottish Premiership) Queen of The South v Arbroath (Scottish Championship) Pordenone v Venezia (Italian Serie B) Check out our website www.trampledbet.com Subscribe to Trampled Bet Patreon Follow Trampled Bet on Twitter Listen to Trampled Bet on Apple Podcasts Listen to Trampled Bet on Spotify

Celtic lose a domestic cup tie for the first time in 4 years. And the fans want Neil Lennon’s head on a plate.  Part-time Alloa Athletic knock out Hearts to reach the last 8 while Lewis lets Aberdeen down at St Mirren. Who do the Dons need to stop experimenting with? Gary Holt bolts from Livingston. Who next for the club that has perennially overachieved? And we’re joined by Scotland’s Jennifer Beattie ahead of their huge Euro qualifier with Finland. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: Celtic 0-2 Ross County (03m 00s) • PART 2a: Alloa Athletic 1-0 Hearts (17m 00s)  • PART 2b: St Mirren 2-1 Aberdeen (20m 30s) • PART 3: Gary Holt leaves Livingston, with Andrew Semple from the Talk Livi podcast (27m 30s)  • PART 4a: Falkirk 0-4 Rangers (35m 30s) • PART 4b: Motherwell 1-2 St Johnstone (40m 30s) • PART 4c: Hibs 1-0 Dundee (43m 00s) • PART 4d: Arbroath 1-3 Dunfermline (47m 30s) • PART 5a: Paddy Power odds (49m 30s) • PART 5b: Interview with Scotland’s Jen Beattie (50m 30s)     SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A WEEK: • 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 BackSpecial   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Arguably the greatest footballer of all time, Diego Maradona, passed away aged 60 this week after suffering a heart attack. Maradona won the World Cup with Argentina in 1986 – scoring the 'goal of the century' and becoming renowned for his controversial ‘Hand of God’ goal, both of which came against England in the quarter-final of that tournament. The footballing world has been brought to a standstill with tributes flooding in from across the globe. Argentina announced three days of national mourning and there were huge celebrations of Maradona's life in the capital Buenos Aires and in the Italian city of Naples, where Maradona became a hero for delivering Napoli's only two league titles. Sportshour explores the legacy that Maradona leaves; bringing you reaction from around the globe to his death from the people he impacted the most. Director of the acclaimed 2019 Diego Maradona documentary, Asif Kapadia, tells the story of Maradona’s sensational life. He discusses Maradona’s difficult upbringing in poverty, how the 1986 World Cup lifted him to superstardom and how he ended up in the hands of the Mafia in Naples. Our search for Diego's legacy even takes us to the second tier of Scottish Football, and the Alloa Athletic winger Adam Brown. At the age of 13 and playing for Celtic, Brown had an unforgettable chance encounter with Diego Maradona that involved the Hand of God lifting him into the air. We also hear from Jon Smith, Maradona's agent during his time at Napoli. Smith tells us there were two people; Diego and Maradona. And he reveals how he managed to help Maradona get special dispensation from the Naples police to skip red traffic lights. Maradona’s legacy is undoubtedly cemented in football but what about other sports? He was often seen cheering on the Pumas, the Argentina men’s rugby union team. We go to Argentina and speak to rugby journalist Frankie Deges to see how the country has reacted to Maradona’s passing and to discuss the impact he had on the sport. And Sporting Witness relives the infamous story of that World Cup quarter-final against England in 1986 in Mexico City, with former England striker Gary Lineker telling us what it was like to see the 'Hand of God' and the 'goal of the century' in the flesh. Photo: Diego Maradona at the 1986 World Cup for Argentina (Getty Images)

In this week's Episode of The Scottish Football Show, Scott & Shankers are joined by the Scottish Football Legend Mark Roberts and current Alloa Athletic forward Alan Trouten as the lads talk about the tremendous success of Scotland reaching the Euros next summer, the Betfred Cup and we ask questions about Mark & Alan's career and take fan questions.

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who have played outside of the UK. Barry started his playing career with Barrhead before joining Celtic as a youth. He signed for Dundee where he became captain winning the First Division and leading his team out at a Scottish Cup final. A move to Value in Iceland was followed by stints at Partick Thistle, Greenock Morton & Brechin City. He has also managed Dundee, Alloa Athletic, East Fife, Raith Rovers & Brechin City & is currently Jim Duffy's Assistant at Dumbarton. We talk to Barry about his playing and management career (including all three of Dundee's administrations!). Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScotsAbroadPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScotsAbroadPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scots_abroad_podcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trampledbet Web: http://www.trampledbet.com/scots-abroad

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who have played outside of the UK. Barry started his playing career with Barrhead before joining Celtic as a youth. He signed for Dundee where he became captain winning the First Division and leading his team out at a Scottish Cup final. A move to Value in Iceland was followed by stints at Partick Thistle, Greenock Morton & Brechin City. He has also managed Dundee, Alloa Athletic, East Fife, Raith Rovers & Brechin City & is currently Jim Duffy's Assistant at Dumbarton. We talk to Barry about his playing and management career (including all three of Dundee's administrations!). Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScotsAbroadPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScotsAbroadPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scots_abroad_podcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trampledbet Web: http://www.trampledbet.com/scots-abroad

Welcome back to 'Cuik Talk', the official podcast of Penicuik Athletic Football Club as we return from our week break. An episode worth the wait as we catch up with Fife & Lothians cup winning left back Michael McDermott, who discusses his time at previous clubs Bonnyrigg Rose, Alloa Athletic and Linlithgow Rose, following in his father's footsteps at the Cuikie and the journey to the Super League! Watch the Pod on PenicuikAthTV at https://www.youtube.com/PenicuikAthTV or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Breaker, Pocket Casts and RadioPublic. Please subscribe and leave a review if you can, thank you! If you are interested in the retro 1970 Junior Cup Final shirt, please visit www.penicuikathleticstore.co.uk9

Co-hosts Adam Hunter and Kevin Haynes are joined this week by ex Rangers and BRFC player manager Dave Smith and former Dundee, Alloa Athletic and BRFC winger Ian Smith. The quartet discuss the Berwick Rangers championship winning side of 1978/1979 and their best memories from their respective careers.

In this episode of Campbell's Footballs, former Dundee and Aberdeen goalkeeper Derek Soutar joins me to discuss his career in football.  We discuss: Days at Dundee,  loan spells at Brechin City and Alloa Athletic,  Working under Jocky Scott and Jimmy Calderwood his time at the Dons including "that" semi final against Queen of the South in 2008,  Cyprus Formartine United Goalkeeping Academy In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music

David joins co-hosts Adam Hunter and Kevin Haynes to discuss his career at Clyde, Alloa Athletic, Berwick Rangers, East Stirlingshire and Spartans.

Chris and Cammy are back with another look at the Scottish Championship in Pure Fitbaw's Pure Championship Podcast.00:45 Dunfermline Athletic 5-1 Partick Thistle13:34 Dundee 1-2 Queen of the South21:55 Alloa Athletic 0-2 Inverness Caledonian Thistle30:35 Looking ahead to matchday 16

Cammy and Chris walk through all of the fixtures from both Saturday and Tuesday night, covering every single team from the Scottish Championship.Matchday 10:00:54 Ayr United 1-2 Dundee04:35 Dundee United 2-0 Dunfermline Athletic08:50 Greenock Morton 2-1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle12:56 Partick Thistle 1-3 Arbroath16:49 Alloa Athletic 2-2 Queen of the SouthMatchday 11:21:22 Dundee United 1-0 Partick Thistle25:03 Greenock Morton 2-3 Ayr United27:58 Queen of the South 0-2 Inverness Caledonian Thistle31:05 Dunfermline 2-0 Arbroath35:48 Alloa Athletic 0-3 Dundee38:38 Matchday 12 Preview

Cammy and Chris walk through the match action from matchday eight in the Scottish Championship.00:40 - Alloa Athletic 1-0 Dundee United. Alloa superbly put United to the sword in a 1-0 win which should have really been more.06:56 - Greenock Morton 1-1 Dunfermline Athletic. The Pure Championship podcast derby was a predictable snoozefest but of course we talk about it quite a lot anyway.16:33 - Ayr United 0-2 Inverness Caledonian Thistle. A lesson in finishing as Caley take their chances and Ayr misfire as their good run of form comes to an end.23:15 - An International Interlude. Cammy and Chris make some suggestions for players from the Championship who could, keyword being could, be in line for future call ups across the Scottish national team age groups.32:13 - Dundee 2-0 Arbroath. McDaid downs Arbroath as they pick up a much needed win while Arbroath continue on a poor run.37:09 - Partick Thistle 0-1 Queen of the South. Queens continue their defensive solidity as they shut Thistle out and grab the three points in this highlights black hole of a match.43:52 - Tunnock's Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup chat. 

That’s A Hostile Takeover. Pure Fitbaw episode 13 with Owen Brown (@owenjamesbrown) & Gavin Miller (@PureFitbaw) 1:03 - A look at the Championship survival by part-timers Alloa Athletic. For more about The Wasps’ season read this week’s PureFitbaw.com article. 5:55 - We discuss promotion & relegation play offs throughout the leagues, fixtures to look out for and our predictions. 11.25 - Jonatan Johansson’s exit from the Greenock Morton manager role (read more at PureFitbaw.com) & some potential replacements. 21:35 - We debate the PFA Scotland team of season & award winners. 37:34 - Rangers are our featured club this week & we review their season, talk about the squad & next season. Expect opinions, stats and player comparisons.

Huge weekend of talking points in the Premiership and beyond. Andrew Slaven is joined by JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Fin Marks from COPA90 on the Totally Scottish Football Show. Celtic win the title at Pittodrie despite the presence of the McKenna GTA lorry. Has Neil Lennon done enough to secure the manager’s job next season? Rangers make it 5 wins in a row against Hibs but Allan McGregor channels John Cleese and gets himself sent off. And Hearts have a cup final on the horizon. So why are the fans revolting? Dundee are down and we have a mountain of stats to explain why. And there’s plenty of love for Motherwell’s young superstar David Turnbull. It was the last day of the regular season in the SPFL and we talk to Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney about the only amateur club in the Championship surviving in the second tier. Plus Zander Clark is like a cat in goal for St Johnstone. But not in a good way. • PART 1: Mourinho to Celtic? (01m 30s) • PART 2: Celtic crowned champions at Pittodrie (03m 00s) • PART 3: Dundee relegated by Hamilton with Alan Pattullo from The Scotsman (10m 30s) • PART 4: Rangers 1-0 Hibs (19m 00s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (26m 00s) • PART 6: Interview with Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney (32m 45s) • PART 7: Hearts 0-1 Kilmarnock, Motherwell 1-1 St Mirren & St Johnstone 1-1 Livingston (36m 15s)

Did former Raith Rovers manager Barry Smith phone Jim Goodwin to say "Thanks for Winning Us The League" after Ayr lost 2-1 away to Alloa Athletic in the second last game of last season?

Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull are joined by the legendary Patrick Barclay in the studio to review the weekend’s action, including Patrick’s dear old Dundee, defeated again by Aberdeen. Hearts have the last Laff as they beat Celtic to stay top of the Scottish Premiership. How much longer will Rodgers be manager at Celtic Park? Hibs begin life after McGinn and Rangers once again go down to ten but see off St Mirren at Ibrox. We go behind the scenes at Alloa Athletic, the only part-time club in the Championship. And in League One, it’s no longer a case of Brechin bad. • PART 1: Hearts 1-0 Celtic (1m 05s) • PART 2: St Johnstone 1-1 Hibs with Scott Boobis (11m 30s) • PART 3: Dundee 1-1 Aberdeen (19m 00s) • PART 4: Rangers 2-0 St Mirren (27m 20s) • PART 5: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Craig Anderson (33m 40s) • PART 6: Neil White goes behind the scenes with Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney (36m 00s) • PART 7: Motherwell 0-1 Hamilton & Livingston 0-0 Kilmarnock (43m 15s)

The boys reconvene to look back at yet another exciting week of Scottish football action with 66 goals on show and no shortage of talking points to run the rule over. They look at an exciting Highland derby (worth £30?), Rangers win at Dens to take them top of the Premiership and yet another 0-0 draw involving Aberdeen. The lower leagues also get their usual going-over with Raith Rovers and East Fife getting some special praise along with an exclusive interview with League 1 highflyers Alloa Athletic boss Jack Ross. Finally, there's enough time for the usual prediction results, Last Man Standing, news, questions as well as a short preview ahead of Celtic's Champions League clash in midweek. Enjoy, and let us know what you think by tweeting @burstbawpodcast.

This week's podcast was recorded minutes before the SPFL announced details of the changes to the League Cup format for next season, closely followed by Danny Lennon resigning as Alloa Athletic manager. So almost immediately this podcast was completely out of date as Krys had been joined by John to discuss changes to Scottish Football in the wake of Storm Desmond - including the possibility of summer football and the changes to the League Cup! Away from that topic, the rather curtailed fixture list was discussed including Aberdeen's win over Dundee, Dundee United still not able to buy a win, a five goal thriller in Dingwall, and East Kilbride's Scottish Cup run. How did we manage to get a regular length podcast out of that? You'll have to listen to find out. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the stakes in our charity bet. No win this week, but then most of it was wiped out by the weather. Give sffpodcast On Twitter to keep up with the latest charity bet odds, or just to give us some feedback on the podcast. And of course you can join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

This week's podcast was recorded minutes before the SPFL announced details of the changes to the League Cup format for next season, closely followed by Danny Lennon resigning as Alloa Athletic manager. So almost immediately this podcast was completely out of date as Krys had been joined by John to discuss changes to Scottish Football in the wake of Storm Desmond - including the possibility of summer football and the changes to the League Cup! Away from that topic, the rather curtailed fixture list was discussed including Aberdeen's win over Dundee, Dundee United still not able to buy a win, a five goal thriller in Dingwall, and East Kilbride's Scottish Cup run. How did we manage to get a regular length podcast out of that? You'll have to listen to find out. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the stakes in our charity bet. No win this week, but then most of it was wiped out by the weather. Give sffpodcast On Twitter to keep up with the latest charity bet odds, or just to give us some feedback on the podcast. And of course you can join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

It's a two man podcast this week as Krys is joined by John to first go off at an odd tangent before going on to discuss how they can now bring the podcast to a close thanks to the McBookie charity bet double win at the weekend. Fortunately all this showboating is good for the game, although someone needs to tell Alloa Athletic. Remembering there's still other things to discuss, Krys and John move on to the midweek Premiership fixtures, the Scott Allan transfer saga ending, weekend fixtures across four divisions, a European fixture coming up for Celtic and of course more predictions for the coming weekend before having another crack at winning money for charity. And all of that in just under an hour. About time this podcast was a sensible length again! Follow sffpodcast On Twitter for all your home of Scottish Football banter needs. Or at least to get an update on the charity bet odds later in the week. http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

It's a two man podcast this week as Krys is joined by John to first go off at an odd tangent before going on to discuss how they can now bring the podcast to a close thanks to the McBookie charity bet double win at the weekend. Fortunately all this showboating is good for the game, although someone needs to tell Alloa Athletic. Remembering there's still other things to discuss, Krys and John move on to the midweek Premiership fixtures, the Scott Allan transfer saga ending, weekend fixtures across four divisions, a European fixture coming up for Celtic and of course more predictions for the coming weekend before having another crack at winning money for charity. And all of that in just under an hour. About time this podcast was a sensible length again! Follow sffpodcast On Twitter for all your home of Scottish Football banter needs. Or at least to get an update on the charity bet odds later in the week. http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

Episode 70 of the podcast comes from the Hamilton Accies fan Owen McGuire (@Owen_McGuire) and is presented by Rangers fan Teddy (@ComedyTeddy). Also joining them is Alloa Athletic and Jeonnam Dragons fan (his cousin plays for them) Ben Hughes (@benpopart). Topics include managerial players scoring their way up the divisions, the worst of Mourinho, and big fish in small ponds. Scottish Comedy FC is the football site written by members of the Scottish comedy circuit. Please check out ScottishComedyFC.com, follow us on Twitter @ScotComFC, like us on Facebook by searching for ‘Scottish Comedy FC’…and you’re even welcome to drop us an email to ScottishComedyFC@hotmail.co.uk Despite the name, we’re not just talking Scottish football. Scottish comedians, world game.

It’s a return to Glasgow for the podcast. Host and Rangers fan Teddy (@ComedyTeddy) presents from the home of Celtic & Queen’s Park fan Iain Todd (@iainmacivertodd) with Alloa Athletic fan Ben Hughes (@benpopart) and Celtic fan - and reigning Scottish Comedian of the Year - Eddie Cassidy (@cassidy_eddie) completing the line-up. Topics include managers raiding their old clubs, loan spells that worked and  great starts to the season. Scottish Comedy FC is the football site written by members of the Scottish comedy circuit. Please check out ScottishComedyFC.com, follow us on Twitter @ScotComFC, like us on Facebook by searching for ‘Scottish Comedy FC’…and you’re even welcome to drop us an email to ScottishComedyFC@hotmail.co.uk Despite the name, we’re not just talking Scottish football. Scottish comedians, world game.

Host Teddy (@ComedyTeddy) and Accies stalwart Owen McGuire (@Owen_McGuire) are joined by pod debutant Ben Hughes (@benpopart) – surely one of Alloa Athletic’s only Welsh fans! Topics include the huge topic of the moment…Sir Alex’s retirement and his likely replacement, David Moyes. Also discussed are Asian club sides you’d like to see  play…who’s up for a jaunt to the Uzbek El Clasico? (Seriously, who’s up for it. Teddy’s gagging to tie it in with a trip to Tamerlane’s tomb in Samarkand. Why? Who knows.) Scottish Comedy FC is the football site written by members of the Scottish comedy circuit. Please check out ScottishComedyFC.com, follow us on Twitter @ScotComFC, like us on Facebook by searching for ‘Scottish Comedy FC’…and you’re even welcome to drop us an email to ScottishComedyFC@hotmail.co.uk Despite the name, we’re not just talking Scottish football. Scottish comedians, world game.