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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

The Catchup is back once again delivering all the latest from the Lowland League, plus the Scottish Cup second preliminary round results, as well as the Scottish Junior Cups. 0:00 Intro 0:30 Lowland League Results 1:00 Hearts B v Linlithgow Rose 7:30 Berwick Rangers v Cowdenbeath 10:50 Celtic B v Albion Rovers 13:22 Civil Service Strollers v Bo'ness Utd 16:43 Cumbernauld Colts v Broomhill 18:52 East Stirlingshire v Caledonian Braves 20:38 Gala Fairydean Rovers v University of Stirling 23:24 Edinburgh University v East Kilbride 29:40 Tranent v Gretna 2008 31:41 Men's Scottish Cup 48:49 Scottish Junior Cup #officialcatchup #slfl

The lads are back after a few weeks off to get you up-to-date with all the ongoings in Scottish non-league football including the Lowland League, East of Scotland, South of Scotland, and West of Scotland Football Leagues. Are Camelon the new Syngenta? Changes at Kilwinning Rangers, Darren Miller moves again, and how do you pronounce Beith? 0:00 Intro 2:24 Celtic B v Hearts B 7:54 Tranent Juniors v Dalbeattie Star 12:22 The Spartans v East Stirlingshire 18:14 Gretna 2008 v Civil Service Strollers 24:16 Gala Fairydean Rovers v Bo'ness United 26:20 Edinburgh University v Caledonian Braves 29:40 Cumbernauld Colts v Cowdenbeath 35:00 East Kilbride v University of Stirling 38:00 Criticism 49:52 Berwick Rangers v Rangers B 52:35 East of Scotland Premier 54:58 Camelon 59:05 South of Scotland 1:01:02 West of Scotland #officialcatchup #slfl

A belter of an interview alongside former Livingston, Ross County and Berwick Rangers player, now Austria Vienna assistant manager, Mark McCormick. He opens up about his career in the game that has taken him to all corners of the globe. He also names the Best XI he played.

This week our panel consists of Slaney, scorer of the weekend's winning goal Derek Lyle, Open Goal Broomhill's Under 20s Manager, Robbie Halliday and Kevin Kyle. They look back on the team's stunning comeback from against Berwick Rangers and share some classic stories on shambolic training sessions, fighting with fans at Junior grounds and players having toilet emergencies during the games! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week our panel consists of Slaney, scorer of the weekend's winning goal Derek Lyle, Open Goal Broomhill's Under 20s Manager, Robbie Halliday and Kevin Kyle. They look back on the team's stunning comeback from against Berwick Rangers and share some classic stories on shambolic training sessions, fighting with fans at Junior grounds and players having toilet emergencies during the games! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Berwick Rangers manager Stuart Malcolm and club Vice-Chairman Craig Forsyth join the podcast to discuss preseason, their thoughts on the season so far and hopes for the club this season.

Ben and Chris are joined by Berwick Rangers director Dave Buglass to discuss the Lowland League's decision to go to a 19-team league by admitting three Colts sides next season. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup/ #OfficialCatchup #SLFL

A live Special that we finally got out in podcast form following play-offs and courseworks! This episode is a part 2 of our quest to figure out England's World Cup Starting 11, this one was all about you the listener's ideas and my word didn't a lot of you join in! Seemingly every team from Berwick Rangers to Brighton and Hove Albion, Arsenal to Wycombe Wanders and Manchester City to Scunthorpe United, put a suggested 11 in!  Follow our Instagram to see the URN England 11 Map!  Keep It URN

Joel sits down with former Heart of Midlothian, Hamilton Academical, Berwick Rangers and Kelty Hearts midfielder Sean McKirdy.The pair discuss Sean's career in football, from the commitment at an early age to making his Hearts debut at 16 (or 17 in Sean's eyes). They talk about what it is like to be regarded as the next big thing, playing for your boyhood club, the transition to the first-team and getting released, as well as starring for Scotland in the Victory Shield and everything in between.Joel also asks Sean about leaving football to open his own gym aged just 22. (The gym is Elevate 98 in Edinburgh, be sure to check it out on Instagram or at https://www.elevate98.co.uk/) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben, Derek, and Chris are back to go through all the latest from the Lowland League. Dalbeattie Star's 100% record is on the line away to Berwick Rangers, East Kilbride's poor start to the league campaign continues and it's the end of the Ando era at Vale of Leithen. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup/ #OfficialCatchup #SLFL

Ben, Derek, and Chris give their predictions for Matchday 4 in the Lowland League - including Berwick Rangers v East Stirlingshire, Bonnyrigg Rose v Broomhill, and Dalbeattie Star v Cumbernauld Colts. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup/ #OfficialCatchup #SLFL

Laurie and Mark discuss the upcoming Hearts friendly match against Berwick Rangers and all of the latest news from Tynecastle. Music courtesy of The 10:04s

I think I first became interested in borders during my first trip abroad when we spent an enjoyable summer holiday crisscrossing the borders between Holland, France and Belgium. I was only 9 years old but I can clearly remember my excitement at crossing a border into the unknown. Fast forward to the present and I'm still fascinated by borders, taking any opportunity to cross one if I can. In this episode I'd like to talk about two very different border towns, on the border between England and Scotland. You may be surprised to hear there is a marked border between 2 nations in the same country, there's no checkpoint or anything like that but thanks to what's usually a large sign or a flag, we always know where we are. Perhaps one of the reasons I like borders so much is because border towns are usually a bit different from others, sometimes they are a bit eccentric or quirky like Hay on Wye in Wales where one of the local residents actually declared himself king and the town independent in the 1970s, you can check this on Google if you don't believe me! Or perhaps they have their own identity quite distinctive from either side of the border they are on. Whichever way you look at it, border towns are interesting places, well worth spending a bit of time in and often with a fascinating story to tell. The first place I'd like to tell you about is Gretna Green, it's the first town in Scotland or the last town in Scotland if you are heading south on the west coast. It has a population of around 2,700 but every year about 5000 weddings take place there. It's been a popular place for weddings since the 18th century thanks to a difference in the marriage laws between Scotland and England. The 1754 Marriages Act prevented couples who were under the age of 21 in England and Wales getting married unless they had their parent's permission. In Scotland this law did not apply so people began crossing the border so they could legally get married without needing permission. So Gretna Green became a very popular place for couples to elope to or in other words, to run away to get married, maybe even against their families wishes. Most weddings were conducted by blacksmiths and still today you can get married at the blacksmiths shop with services performed over a blacksmiths anvil. Is it romantic or tacky? Opinion is divided but still today the wedding industry is thriving and people come from all over the world to get married at Gretna Green. Over on the East coast, just 2 and a half miles across the border into England lies the town of Berwick Upon Tweed. This highly contested town was fought over by both sides for many many years and in fact changed hands more than 13 times, finally becoming part of England in 1482. What was so important about the town? Well it was very important, trading with France and Belgium and one of the largest ports in the UK at one time. So extremely important economically for Scotland. Berwick Upon Tweed has always remained close to Scotland, the Berwick Rangers football club even today, plays in a Scottish football league and in the town you'll find a Scottish church, street names and Scottish banks. The river Tweed which flows through the town is also a Scottish river. However, these days a third identity has emerged, that of Berwicker. Some people from the town no longer see themselves as Scottish or English but as Berwickers or natives of Berwick. With research showing that 25% of residents identify themselves as Scottish, 25% as English but 50% as Berwickers first and foremost. So maybe whether Berwick is part of Scotland or England doesn't really matter. It's a melting pot of both identities and most importantly, it's an incredibly beautiful town to visit with a long and interesting history So if you do visit Scotland, make a stop at one of our border towns and delve into some of our most fascinating history. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adventuresinenglish/message

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 this episode Ash Interviews former Hibs, Cowdenbeath, Peterhead and Berwick Rangers player Calvin Shand. Calvin also went on to play for Musselburgh and also managed The Burgh to a league title win before managing Tranent Juniors. A great career in the game and a must listen

Official Catchup Host and BSC Glasgow Matchday Presenter Derek (Mozza) Robertson joins Adam Hunter as they look ahead to BSC Glasgow vs Berwick Rangers. The duo discuss a preview of the game and take a look around the rest of the league following matchday five.

Chris speaks to Berwick Rangers director Dave Buglass to get an update on the club. twitter.com/OfficialCatchup Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

DAVID BUGLASS has travelled around Europe working in corporate business. But in January he returned to his roots and joined the board of directors at Berwick Rangers. Born in the town across the border in England, David has made it his mission to encourage locals to fall back in love with the club that plays in Scotland. After falling out of the SPFL last year into the Lowland League it's a tough ask – but David has big plans and a pedigree in self-starting and seizing on opportunities. As well as talking about those targets, we'll hear how Championship Manager helped him go from an average player – his words - to working with Derek McInnes on the backroom staff at St Johnstone. David also tells us about former Tottenham boss André Villas-Boas' fascination with the game during his Pro-Licence coaching course in Largs. We'll speak to him about how he manages to double up his directors' role at Shielfield by heading up the football operations department at Glasgow City and the work he's done with their manager Scott Booth.. Plus we'll find out why he would back moves to appoint female coaches in the men's game. It's all on Down The Divisions. If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. . Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

Co-hosts Adam Hunter and Dave Buglass are joined by Dr Tracy Donachie and Andy Thorpe to discuss the launch of the Women's and Girl's programme at Berwick Rangers. The quartet discuss Andy and Tracy's careers within football to date and their hopes for the future.

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.

Welcome to episode six of 'Cuik Talk', the official podcast of Penicuik Athletic Football Club. A man of many Cuikie milestones, Andy Forbes joins host Dougie Penman to discuss his two spells at the club, representing Junior Scotland in 2017, his move to Berwick Rangers and what brought him back to Penicuik Park! 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!

Kevin Haynes and Adam Hunter caught up with Danny Swanson discussing his career so far within football. The trio discussed: Winning the League with Berwick Rangers, Scottish Cup win with Dundee United and his Football League Trophy success at Peterborough United Playing against Virgil Van Dijk and Lionel Messi - featuring a memorable winner at Celtic Park for St Johnstone in the first of his three spells with the club What really happened with Richard Foster and awkward car journeys with Gary Mackay-Steven National team call up and playing for both sides of the Edinburgh teams. Danny is also very open and honest about his experiences with mental health, including a stay at The Priory in Glasgow and also support provided with Back Onside

Welcome to the fourth episode of 'Cuik Talk', the new official podcast of Penicuik Athletic Football Club. Midfielder Sam Jones looks back at his time at the Cuikie ahead of his impending move to Spartans, from initially joining on loan from Berwick Rangers, making his move permanent, derby goals, winning the East of Scotland Cup and Conference A and the Scottish Cup run. 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!

Krys and Good John are joined by John Hughes, aka Yogi, a man of many clubs as both player and manager. We start off by talking about Ann Budge's proposal for a 14-14-14. Is this prospect doomed with a number of clubs publicly objecting before discussions take place next week? Yogi then talks us through his playing career, which began at the humble surroundings of Newtongrange Star and Berwick Rangers. After a brief stint at Swansea, he made his name with Falkirk under Jim Jeffries in a five year spell that saw two promotions and a Challenge Cup success. His performances earned him a move to Celtic under Tommy Burns for just under 18 months before moving onto boyhood team Hibs then Ayr United. As he was winding his playing career back at Falkirk, Yogi then became Manager at the club, taking them into a five year stay in the top flight and a Scottish Cup Final in 2009. He then had just over a year at Hibs and then short stints at Livingston and Hartlepool before moving to Inverness in 2014. It was in the Highlands he enjoyed, arguably, his best success, winning the Scottish Cup and finishing third in 2014/15, thus winning Manager of the Year. This podcast is a joy from the start as Yogi reminisces over his career where he's played alongside some of the games best characters from Simon Stainrod to John Collins, from Mo Johnston to Russell Latapy. His passion for the game is there for all to see. We hope he's back in the game soon, maybe even in Perth.

Krys and Good John are joined by John Hughes, aka Yogi, a man of many clubs as both player and manager. We start off by talking about Ann Budge's proposal for a 14-14-14. Is this prospect doomed with a number of clubs publicly objecting before discussions take place next week? Yogi then talks us through his playing career, which began at the humble surroundings of Newtongrange Star and Berwick Rangers. After a brief stint at Swansea, he made his name with Falkirk under Jim Jeffries in a five year spell that saw two promotions and a Challenge Cup success. His performances earned him a move to Celtic under Tommy Burns for just under 18 months before moving onto boyhood team Hibs then Ayr United. As he was winding his playing career back at Falkirk, Yogi then became Manager at the club, taking them into a five year stay in the top flight and a Scottish Cup Final in 2009. He then had just over a year at Hibs and then short stints at Livingston and Hartlepool before moving to Inverness in 2014. It was in the Highlands he enjoyed, arguably, his best success, winning the Scottish Cup and finishing third in 2014/15, thus winning Manager of the Year. This podcast is a joy from the start as Yogi reminisces over his career where he's played alongside some of the games best characters from Simon Stainrod to John Collins, from Mo Johnston to Russell Latapy. His passion for the game is there for all to see. We hope he's back in the game soon, maybe even in Perth.

It has been a tough couple of years for Berwick Rangers but things are looking a lot more positive again for the team from just over the border. Associate Director Nathan Thompson joined us on the podcast to discuss what the club have been doing behind the scenes to get the club back on the right track.

The Longest 40 are a production & events company based in Edinburgh, Scotland. The company specialises in events for the media, charitable and sporting sector and have brought some of the biggest names in football to venues all over the country.A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.The Longest 40 and A Celtic State of Mind have collaborated on a number of live events over the last two years, which has resulted in such Celtic icons as John Hartson, Chris Sutton, Paddy McCourt, Enrico Annoni and Tosh McKinlay taking to the stage for exclusive question & answer sessions.Since the coronavirus lockdown, The Longest 40 have set up Facebook Live Events to ensure that their many followers are catered for during the restrictions brought on by the pandemic.In this latest event, Paul John Dykes chats to John 'Yogi' Hughes, where they discuss:* Supporting Celtic and following Hibs as a youngster;* Stepping up to the senior game with Berwick Rangers;* Gatecrashing TV interviews starkers;* Signing for Tommy Burns at Celtic;* Managerial successes;* Getting back into the game.For more information on future events, please visit:www.thelongestforty.comwww.acsom.nethttps://www.facebook.com/thelongestforty

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

The former Gretna, Peterhead and Berwick Rangers forward joins Kevin Haynes and Adam Hunter to discuss his playing career.

Kevin Haynes joins Adam Hunter as co-host as they discuss the current news and events surrounding Berwick Rangers with guests David Spence and Mark Johnson. Also, in a club first, we announce player contract extensions on the podcast.

'Let it BRFC' is a weekly podcast discussing all things Berwick Rangers. This features everything from fan discussion, match analysis, club news to guest interviews with some key figures from the club, past and present.

Shaun and Chris speak to Ian Little, manager of Berwick Rangers. twitter.com/OfficialCatchup Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Chris speaks to Berwick Rangers player - Kevin Waugh. twitter.com/OfficialCatchup Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Chris and Shaun speak to Berwick Rangers player - Lewis Barr. twitter.com/OfficialCatchup Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Shaun and Chris speak to Berwick Rangers director and Glasgow City FC Head of Football - Dave Buglass. twitter.com/OfficialCatchup Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

From FA Youth Cup success to a royal rumble at Easter Road and over a decade of service at St Johnstone.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/walkingdownhopestreet)

Berwick Rangers Supporters Trust chairman Allan joins the Lower League Football Show to talk about the fall of the club from the SPFL and their plan for the Lowland League. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The second and final part of our Cup specials - Chris & Derek go through the results of the Scottish Cup 1st Round as well as the only Lowland league game between East Kilbride and Berwick Rangers. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup/ … http://lowlandleaguecatchup.co.uk Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Derek and Shaun go through the midweek fixtures as East Kilbride, Spartans, Stirling Uni & Berwick Rangers get their league campaigns underway. There was more controversy in BSC Glasgow's game against Spartans at Ainslie Park, while Caledonian Braves and Civil Service Strollers continue to impress. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup/ … http://lowlandleaguecatchup.co.uk Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Chris and Shaun go through the opening games of the new Lowland league season as East Kilbride and Berwick Rangers play their final games of the Betfred Cup. Derek gives his views on the 'Catchup Game of the Week' and there's even more action happening over on Twitter... https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup http://lowlandleaguecatchup.co.uk Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

Berwick Rangers and East Kilbride kick off their Betfred Cup campaigns, Shaun reviews the Kelty tournament and the boys go through their "ones to watch" alongside games they're looking forward to this season. We're nearly there!

From dressing room mutiny to a trip to the moon with Yogi and ballroom dancing with Vladimir Romanov. We talk to Falkirk’s manager of the millennium...Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/walkingdownhopestreet)

Albion Rovers captain Bryan Wharton joins host Mark Pirie and Paul Thomson to talk the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup and mental health in football For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The two John's are joined by a special guest this week, Cove Rangers striker Paul McManus. McManus talks about Cove's historic promotion from the Highland League to the SFPL set up, and his moment of joy in scoring the final goal of the 7-0 aggregate win over Berwick Rangers, consigning them to the Lowland League. He talks about the rise of the club, how they overcame disappointment of last seasons playoff heartache against Cowdenbeath to go one better, the standard of football in the Highland League, his partnership with Mitch Meginsson up front and his battles with injury this campaign. Naturally, he talks about the celebrations over the weekend and not needing to buy a drink in Aberdeen! A tactical substitution sees Paul depart and replaced by Krys to round off the rest of the weekends action. Clyde sealed promotion to League One following their playoff win over Annan Athletic. It wasn't to be three out of three promotions from the playoffs as Queen of the South comfortably saw off Raith Rovers to preserve their Championship status. The Premiership playoff will be contested between St Mirren and Dundee United, after Hamilton secured a sixth term in the top flight with victory over St Johnstone. Both Saints and United go into the two legged playoff in decent form, so it's a tough one to call. At the top end, Kilmarnock secured third place and guaranteed Europa League football with a late winner over Rangers. It proved to be the perfect goodbye for Steve Clarke, who left to become Alex McLeish's successor as Scotland manager, the lads agree it's the right appointment. Despite victory over Hibs, Aberdeen finished fourth and will now be hoping that Celtic defeat Hearts in the upcoming Scottish Cup Final in order to secure European Football for the sixth season running. Chat moves onto this weekends Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Hearts. Will it be a triple treble for Celtic or can Hearts cause an upset? Talk then turns to Junior football as Auckinleck Talbot clinched their League title last week. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

The two John's are joined by a special guest this week, Cove Rangers striker Paul McManus. McManus talks about Cove's historic promotion from the Highland League to the SFPL set up, and his moment of joy in scoring the final goal of the 7-0 aggregate win over Berwick Rangers, consigning them to the Lowland League. He talks about the rise of the club, how they overcame disappointment of last seasons playoff heartache against Cowdenbeath to go one better, the standard of football in the Highland League, his partnership with Mitch Meginsson up front and his battles with injury this campaign. Naturally, he talks about the celebrations over the weekend and not needing to buy a drink in Aberdeen! A tactical substitution sees Paul depart and replaced by Krys to round off the rest of the weekends action. Clyde sealed promotion to League One following their playoff win over Annan Athletic. It wasn't to be three out of three promotions from the playoffs as Queen of the South comfortably saw off Raith Rovers to preserve their Championship status. The Premiership playoff will be contested between St Mirren and Dundee United, after Hamilton secured a sixth term in the top flight with victory over St Johnstone. Both Saints and United go into the two legged playoff in decent form, so it's a tough one to call. At the top end, Kilmarnock secured third place and guaranteed Europa League football with a late winner over Rangers. It proved to be the perfect goodbye for Steve Clarke, who left to become Alex McLeish's successor as Scotland manager, the lads agree it's the right appointment. Despite victory over Hibs, Aberdeen finished fourth and will now be hoping that Celtic defeat Hearts in the upcoming Scottish Cup Final in order to secure European Football for the sixth season running. Chat moves onto this weekends Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Hearts. Will it be a triple treble for Celtic or can Hearts cause an upset? Talk then turns to Junior football as Auckinleck Talbot clinched their League title last week. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

The season is winding down, but Rampant, Mozza and Kev still had plenty to talk about! There were semi-finals in the Lowland League Cup, the Team of the Season as voted by the listeners, a mention of possible new league members Berwick Rangers & more on the SFA's club license process.

We're one John down this week but Krys is back. We start off with a special tribute to Lisbon Lions Billy McNeill and Stevie Chalmers, who lost their lives to dementia this week. The tribute features interviews with former Celtic player Billy Stark and Broadcaster Ally Begg, who was a presenter on Celtic TV. The topic moves nicely onto Premiership action and it was fitting that Celtic's No.5 scored the only goal of the game on 67 minutes to claim victory over Kilmarnock, which takes them to within a point of the title. Rangers clinched second with an easy win at home to Aberdeen, whilst the Edinburgh derby ended in a 1-1 draw. At the bottom, Dundee look doomed after a last minute loss to Motherwell, whilst both St Mirren and Hamilton snatched late draws to move them closer to safety, though one will end up in the Premiership playoffs. Ross County sealed Championship promotion in style, Falkirk need a minor miracle to avoid dropping out of the Division whilst Queen of the South, Alloa and Partick Thistle are still fighting to avoid the bottom two places. In League One, Montrose kept their ambitions of back-to-back promotions alive by securing a playoff place. It's a straight shootout between Brechin and Stenhousemuir to avoid automatic relegation, Barry Smith's side need a win or they will suffer consecutive relegations. Peterhead missed out on clinching League Two by conceding a 93rd minute goal to Stirling Albion, whilst Clyde kept up their slim chances of clinching the title with victory over Queens Park. Albion Rovers completed the great escape with an emphatic win over Berwick Rangers, who are consigned to the playoff to avoid dropping out of the SPFL set up. They are likely to face Cove Rangers, who won 2-1 in East Kilbride in the first leg of the League Two playoff. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

We're one John down this week but Krys is back. We start off with a special tribute to Lisbon Lions Billy McNeill and Stevie Chalmers, who lost their lives to dementia this week. The tribute features interviews with former Celtic player Billy Stark and Broadcaster Ally Begg, who was a presenter on Celtic TV. The topic moves nicely onto Premiership action and it was fitting that Celtic's No.5 scored the only goal of the game on 67 minutes to claim victory over Kilmarnock, which takes them to within a point of the title. Rangers clinched second with an easy win at home to Aberdeen, whilst the Edinburgh derby ended in a 1-1 draw. At the bottom, Dundee look doomed after a last minute loss to Motherwell, whilst both St Mirren and Hamilton snatched late draws to move them closer to safety, though one will end up in the Premiership playoffs. Ross County sealed Championship promotion in style, Falkirk need a minor miracle to avoid dropping out of the Division whilst Queen of the South, Alloa and Partick Thistle are still fighting to avoid the bottom two places. In League One, Montrose kept their ambitions of back-to-back promotions alive by securing a playoff place. It's a straight shootout between Brechin and Stenhousemuir to avoid automatic relegation, Barry Smith's side need a win or they will suffer consecutive relegations. Peterhead missed out on clinching League Two by conceding a 93rd minute goal to Stirling Albion, whilst Clyde kept up their slim chances of clinching the title with victory over Queens Park. Albion Rovers completed the great escape with an emphatic win over Berwick Rangers, who are consigned to the playoff to avoid dropping out of the SPFL set up. They are likely to face Cove Rangers, who won 2-1 in East Kilbride in the first leg of the League Two playoff. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair and Faye Carruthers discuss Liverpool’s impressive win in Munich, Juve heroics, sad news out of Berwick and changes to the handball law. Oh, and Barry explains Brexit

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan took a week off dissecting referee’s decisions last week. Then Andrew Dallas showed up at Ibrox. Four penalties were awarded to Rangers against St Mirren. But how many should they have had? Five? One and a half? Plus we preview the midweek fixtures as Steven Gerrard looks for a win over Aberdeen at the 4th time of asking. Hamilton are feeling happy again after swapping Martin Canning for Brian Rice but Hibs are no closer to a successor for Neil Lennon. We check in at Berwick Rangers, the only English team in the SPFL, as they look to avoid the dreaded drop. Elsewhere Naismith shouts Hearts to victory while it’s a wasted trip for East Fife. We’re dreaming of a Dundee derby in the promotion/relegation play-off. And please join JJ’s Scotch pie appeal • PART 1: Canning canned as Hamilton order Rice. With Andy McGilvray from the Hamilton Advertiser (3m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic v Hibs preview (06m 45s) • PART 3: Rangers given four penalties + Aberdeen v Rangers preview with Dons blogger Ally Begg (14m 20s) • PART 4: Dundee v Kilmarnock preview (28m 30s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White + our biggest wastes of time (34m 00s) • PART 6: The story of Berwick Rangers with Simon Pryde from BBC Newcastle (40m 45s) • PART 7: St Mirren v Motherwell, Hearts v Livingston & Hamilton v St Johnstone (46m 45s)

Elgin City welcome Berwick Rangers following another game where the Black & Whites have had to come from behind. It's becoming a bad habit! Also a look back at Cowdenbeath and the charms - YES charms - of Central Park

This week we discuss the news of Dave joining Hibs, another Lithuanian potentially on the way, whether Stokes will come and the potential move for Kris Commons. We look back at Berwick Rangers, montrose and Ross County, and look ahead to Arbroath and Alloa. And as always we finish with some questions from you guys. Please remeber to follow on Soundcloud and subscribe on iTunes.

In this weeks podcast, we go over Hibs News, look back at Dunfermline and Sunderland game, preview the Berwick Rangers and Montrose games, discuss winter vs summer football, look at the Hibs career of Lewis Stevenson and take questions from the fans. Enjoy and please remember to follow/subscribe.

It's me, Greig and Krys again this week, because John is in jail. Rangers EGM and our brief opinion on King. Sticking with Rangers, we touch on whether an old or new manager is likely anytime soon. Camshy suggested on the forum (http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/topic/20179-podcast-topics/) that we discuss top scorers. Celtic vs St Johnstone, Motherwell vs Killie and Ross county vs Partick Thistle are the Premiership games that we discuss. With Krys and Greig both going to the first two. The Premiership was quiet due to the Scottish Cup quarter finals. The live game on cooncil telly wasn't really up to much, apart from the headed goal from Sibbald. Hibs vs Berwick Rangers wasn't the contest it may have been and I even give Cummings some praise. Dundee United vs Celtic was the big talking point of the weekend, largely due to red cards and the lack of red cards. Derek Riordan's headed equaliser is applauded, and rightly so. The charity bet is McMenamin of Stenhousemuir for first scorer, and Ross County and St Johnstone for the McBookie charity double. The latter returns just under £100 for a tenner. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. SFFPodcast On Twitter http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

It's me, Greig and Krys again this week, because John is in jail. Rangers EGM and our brief opinion on King. Sticking with Rangers, we touch on whether an old or new manager is likely anytime soon. Camshy suggested on the forum (http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/topic/20179-podcast-topics/) that we discuss top scorers. Celtic vs St Johnstone, Motherwell vs Killie and Ross county vs Partick Thistle are the Premiership games that we discuss. With Krys and Greig both going to the first two. The Premiership was quiet due to the Scottish Cup quarter finals. The live game on cooncil telly wasn't really up to much, apart from the headed goal from Sibbald. Hibs vs Berwick Rangers wasn't the contest it may have been and I even give Cummings some praise. Dundee United vs Celtic was the big talking point of the weekend, largely due to red cards and the lack of red cards. Derek Riordan's headed equaliser is applauded, and rightly so. The charity bet is McMenamin of Stenhousemuir for first scorer, and Ross County and St Johnstone for the McBookie charity double. The latter returns just under £100 for a tenner. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. SFFPodcast On Twitter http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

The midweek edition of World Football Daily is here and lucky for us, there is some Champions League football to talk about, as well as a handful of other football matches, stories and topics to kick about as well. For example, did you hear about Rangers progressing on past Berwick Rangers in the Ramsdens Cup in Scotland? Ya, bet you missed that gem. Our guest for the day is Richard Whittle, Serie A commentator who was the voice you Americans heard on BeIN Sports when you watched the Roma match at the weekend. We welcome back the Serie A with Richard, looking at the new faces who look to make a big impact on the league. Will Rafa Benitez and Napoli find success after some massive makeovers over Summer? Is Fiorentina a legitimate content for the title? And has Juventus beefed up their squad depth looking to win the Champions League, only to stumble when it comes to retaining their league title? So many questions we need to ask Richard. Let's not forget about the Spanish Super Cup!

David and Scot discuss the 4-2 win over Berwick Rangers and bring you the Rangers 2012/13 Cliché Machine; things you are guaranteed to hear at every game this season. On top of that, there are trips to Belgium and Russia in the name of Sporting Integrity - one of which is literally taking things too far - and a great new competition. Oh, and the one-off return of Spiers of the Week! What more could you ask for? Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk