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Joel Sked and Shaughan McGuigan discuss the second leg of the Premiership play-off final between Livingston and Ross County. The duo examine why Livi were fully deserving of their return to the top-flight, the players who were key in their return and the job David Martindale has done. They don't forget about County. They look at the Staggies pathetic performance over the two legs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Andrew Maclean is joined by Gordon Dalziel as they continue the reaction to Aberdeen's Scottish Cup final victory and we hear from Livingston manager David Martindale after Livi secured their place in the top flight...
Craig Fowler and Joel Sked talk through the four matches in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup. They discuss Graham Carey's Hollywood quality, David Martindale's latest tactical curiosity, an underperformance from the Hibs attack, Celtic's social media game, Queen's Park 'have a go' approach, the form of Kevin Nisbet, Sander Kartum's glorious double and Tony Docherty edging towards the black hole of punditry. 0:00 Start 02:00 Livingston 0-1 St Johnstone 20:00 Celtic 2-0 Hibs 33:00 Aberdeen 4-1 Queen's Park 46:00 Hearts 3-1 Dundee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
We've got an absolute cracker for you on this week's Keeping The Ball On The Ground as Si Ferry and Andy Halliday are joined by Open Goal favourite, Livingston boss David Martindale as well as his current assistant Brian 'Chipper' Rice AND his former assistant Marvin Bartley!Join us for a great laugh plus plenty of football chat from the weekend's dramatic SPFL card which saw Kilmarnock beat Rangers, Celtic and Aberdeen serving up a pulsating 2-2 draw at Celtic Park plus a sickening late defeat for Hibs at Tannadice ahead of the 1st Edinburgh Derby of the season against Hearts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We've got an absolute cracker for you on this week's Keeping The Ball On The Ground as Si Ferry and Andy Halliday are joined by Open Goal favourite, Livingston boss David Martindale as well as his current assistant Brian 'Chipper' Rice AND his former assistant Marvin Bartley!Join us for a great laugh plus plenty of football chat from the weekend's dramatic SPFL card which saw Kilmarnock beat Rangers, Celtic and Aberdeen serving up a pulsating 2-2 draw at Celtic Park plus a sickening late defeat for Hibs at Tannadice ahead of the 1st Edinburgh Derby of the season against Hearts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Celtic will put the title race on the back burner this weekend as they get set to face Livingston in Sunday's Scottish Cup Quarter Final at Celtic Park. Brendan Rodgers holds the incredible record of winning EVERY game he's managed in the competition and will be looking to extend that run against David Martindale's side. For the players a return to Hampden Park for the Semi Final is all the incentive they should need as they look to once again lift the famous old trophy. Join Tino, & Paddy for the latest Countdown To Kick Off Show as Celtic take on Livingston in the Quarter Finals of this season's Scottish Cup =========================================== All Celtic Exchange episodes are now available on YouTube
Gordon Duncan is joined by Kenny Miller and Jim Duffy as we continue to hear your reaction to the weekend's results and what comes next for both Rangers and Celtic. We also hear from David Martindale...
Are Football Sugar Daddies the future in Scotland? Just ask Hibs, they're on the verge of becoming the first to try it out.Join Andrew Slaven, TNT Sports' Laura Brannan and Sky Sports' Andrew Dickson as they round up the weekend's news and action.Will Bournemouth owner Bill Foley help Hibs close the gap on Celtic and Rangers? And is David Martindale's time up at Livingston after a heavy 4-1 defeat at home to Dundee?With the transfer window closing on Thursday, the team catch up with Sky Sports News Anthony Joseph. What does the future hold for Lawrence Shankland and Lewis Ferguson?RUNNING ORDER:00:26: Intro03:47: Gies a laugh: FC Midtjylland's training camp in Cairngorms and Scotland's Euro 2024 base at Mount Wank.09:51: Latest news: Hibs' cash investment, Peterhead's Rec and Edinburgh City docked points25:00: The latest ahead of transfer deadline day with Anthony Joseph from Sky Sports News38:47: SPFL round up including Livi's 4-1 hammering at the hands of Dundee. Is it time up for Davie Martindale? GET IN TOUCH:• Follow us on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/tsfspodcast• Follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewslaven7• Follow Laura Brannan on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_LauraBrannan
Will Brendan Rogers' Celtic make a late move in the January transfer market before the window closes? Neil Lennon gives his thoughts. SUBSCRIBE: @PLZSoccer for the latest Scottish football news, match reports and interviews. Also on The Football Show: Phillipe Clement is wary of complacency after Rangers win over St Mirren; Brendan Rogers slams Celtic fans booing after Ross County win; Barry Robson under pressure as Aberdeen lose to Hearts FC; David Martindale accepts responsibility for Livingston winless in 14 games; all Scottish Premiership results;
Gary Cocker returns to the main show after his fatherhood-duty hiatus. He is joined by Craig Anderson and Thom Watt to talk through the weekend's action in the Scottish Cup, including Gary's beloved side blowing it again, Lawrence Shankland negotiating strength getting an extra bump, shocks from Bonnyrigg and Airdrie, David Martindale tasting victory again and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Andrew & Colin give their thoughts on a comfortable win live from Ibrox, as well as the post match press conference with Michael Beale, David Martindale & Abdallah Sima. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-gallant-few. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Is Michael Beale on thin ice at Rangers? Also on The Football Show: Michael Beale isn't concerned about his future as Rangers FC manager; Michael Beale admits Rangers must win important matches; Brendan Rogers frustrated with Liel Abada's injury; Hearts manager Steven Naismith on what's changed since taking over; David Martindale on shareholders blocking investment into Livingston FC and much more!
Craig Fowler is joined by Tony Anderson and Amy Canavan to talk over a weekend's football where Hearts sank further into the mud, Kilmarnock played exactly how you thought they played, Hibs were atrocious at Easter Road, Aberdeen won playing ugly, David Martindale got it all wrong in Paisley and the Old Firm won 2-0. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Colin, Mason & the two Davies catch up on the usual Sunday Night slot to discuss a comfortable but unglamorous 3-0 win at Livingston, with James Tavernier impressing David Martindale once more! Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-gallant-few. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Si and Slaney reunite with Livingston Boss David Martindale to discuss the man himself and Livingston's season after being awarded the Glen's Vodka Manager Of The Month for November! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Si and Slaney reunite with Livingston Boss David Martindale to discuss the man himself and Livingston's season after being awarded the Glen's Vodka Manager Of The Month for November! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week's guest is David Martindale manager at Livingston Football club
Livingston boss David Martindale returns to the show! We discuss Livi's success so far this season, their chances of finishing in the top 4, how VAR has been in Scottish football so far, all this and so much more!
We're absolutely buzzing to finally get the legend that is Livingston gaffer David Martindale on the show! And it's as good as you'd hope it would be! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're absolutely buzzing to finally get the legend that is Livingston gaffer David Martindale on the show! And it's as good as you'd hope it would be! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
David was imprisoned for his part in an organised drug trafficking network. But that's not what defines him. His self-belief and determination took him from a prison cell to the head coach and manager of Livingston FC, a Scottish premiership football team. His story is testimony to the change in direction a person can take given an opportunity. His candidness and honesty is refreshing and to the point. He does not make excuses or blame anything or anyone for the mistakes he recognises were of his own doing. Yet, the reality for David and many others is how people can be influenced by the social environment and culture in which we start our life experiences. Links: Davie Martindale (@Daviemar13) / TwitterCoaching Staff - Livingston FCLinkedInhttps://livingstonfc.co.uk/Second Chance Podcast Links:WebsiteBuzzsproutApple PodcastAudibleFacebookDonation Support:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/secondchance1https://www.raphaelrowefoundation.org/get-involvedSupport the show
Part 2 of Scott's Chat with Livi Boss David Martindale Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The 2022/23 season got underway last weekend, and the referees are on hand to clarify and discuss the major talking points. During this week's episode, the guy's conversation focuses on the following:- The new Star Trek uniforms - Red Cards - Don Robertson never told David Martindale to take off one of his players (total crap)- Reports about an incident with John Beaton - Our Ref of the week? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Scott sat down with Livingston Manager David Martindale to talk football and all things Coaching & Management. David discusses how he got into football after his own setbacks in his personal life.In association with G4 Claims, Media Print EK and FF Apparel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode is the sixth episode of The 4th Official's new series 'Whose Team Is It Anyway'. The first three episodes and the fifth one are there exclusively for our supporters on The 4th Official Patreon. If you like this one, please consider subscribing at https://www.patreon.com/the4thofficial. Here's the latest episode of "Whose Team is it Anyway" with Livingston manager David Martindale. Iddy from @GerRambling is on hosting duties as the lad run through another greatest world's 11. This week, Scott (@sasahans5) and Producer Andrew (@Aceaz) compete to guess Livingstone manager David Martindale's team of choice, with plenty of insights and stories from his time in football thrown in! Editorial Note: Did you know this exclusive podcast appeared first on our Patreon page days back? We need you the viewers to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron!
Craig Fowler is joined by Euan Taylor and Tony Anderson to look back on the cinch Premiership weekend, including: the season already being over, Rangers' improvement in Old Firm games, woeful St Johnstone, Curtis Main's dominant display, Mark McGhee's latest gibberish, the popularity of Tam Courts, David Martindale's loyalty to Livingston, and nobody caring at Tynecastle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Had the pleasure of speaking to Livingston FC manager David Martindale last week, loads of topics in this one - Being a young player with Rangers & Motherwell - Going from football to looking for a job - Getting involved in crime and paying the price - Changing his path and going to uni to get a degree - Volunteering at Livi and the road to the managers job - How time in prison affected his life
Craig Fowler and Craig Cairns talk through a thoroughly interesting weekend in the cinch Premiership as Dundee United go three points from the top, Ross County continue to hemorrhage goals, the right attacking blend may have been discovered by David Martindale, Hearts both deserved a point and a pumping, Leigh Griffiths keeps kicking things, and Graham Alexander gets the starting XI wrong at Fir Park. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson's are this week's dream team as they talk through the cinch Premiership top-flight weekend, including ridiculous gulf in quality between Celtic's attack and defence, Stephen Glass scrambling for the right formula, Ryan Porteous' contentious red card, the key strength of unbeaten Hearts, St Johnstone storming back into top-six contention, David Martindale's concerning post-match comments and Malky doing a Malky. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode Byron speaks to Livingston FC First-Team Manager, David Martindale. They talk about growing up in social housing; moments of transition as young people and of course, how football has influenced David's life. In each episode of 'Justice, Disrupted' Byron Vincent will be speaking to people from varied walks of life; some may have come into direct contact with the justice system, others may have achieved something great in the face of adversity.Each person will share their ideas of what a socially just society looks like and motivate listeners to get out there and make change happen.CW: We advise listener discretion for ‘Justice, Disrupted'. This podcast discusses social justice and will touch on many areas including (but not exclusive to) crime, trauma and abuse – in their various forms. Some listeners may find such content distressing to listen to. If you are affected by anything in 'Justice, Disrupted', please visit the Community Justice Scotland website for a list of websites you can go to, to seek support and/or guidance.
Room 1 on 1 is back on league duty and we're off to LivingstonWith that, we welcomed back Euan Rankine from the TalkLivi podcast to help us preview the game.The guys look back at last season and discuss the job(s) that David Martindale has done at the club since taking the hotseat, before discussing the disappointing League Cup defeat to St Johnstone.We then look at the many out and incomings to the club over the summer and look at the squad as a whole and who the stars of the team are.We get down and dirty and look at the season so far and the disappointing results before having a wee chat about this Sundays match between the teams.Enjoy
In questa puntata:- Top 5: AFC Awards, David Martindale, Asamoah Gyan, Giovanni Scanu- Focus: il calcio ad alta quota della Bolivia- FotoCamara: Zoumana Camara- Quiz: Edo e Gianmarco si sfidano sulle coppe sudamericane
Tony and Thom join forces to discuss the big talking points from the weekend's fixtures, including Stephen Glass' early changes, Hearts' squad holes, high energy, exciting Dundee, Alex Gogic drop off, County possibly improving, St Mirren letting everyone down on expectations and Peter Pawlett being let off the leash under Tam Courts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As Scotland reels from the news that Jermain Defoe went for lunch, Adam is fortunate to be joined by two fantastic guests from the media in his attempt to make sense of it all. Journalist and academic Jennifer M Jones talks about covering League Two matches, the relationship between clubs and the media, Rangers charging reporters for access, Billy Gilmour's Ardrossan lunches, football rivalries, social media dopamine hits and how to stay sane on Twitter. ITV News Scotland correspondent Peter Adam Smith discusses 'riding into battle' against Charles Green, getting on the wrong side of Jim Traynor, Steven Gerrard's motivation, the reporting and policing of Rangers fans at George Square, bringing David Martindale's inspiring story to a UK-wide audience and exposing the anti-Rangers sandcastle lobby. Adam enlists Trevor Noah and Jerry Seinfeld to put an end to Lionel Messi v Michael Jordan discourse, calls on his guests to help him debunk a myth involving Scottish football media bias, looks at the controversial work of noted epidemiologist Brendan Rodgers and brings up The Joan Burnie Incident again. For more information about Old Firm Facts, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts
Calum Brown came on The 4th Official to chat about all things Livingston, the first game Vs Rangers, David Martindale, Marvin Bartley and much more. Calum works on the media side at Livingston FC while also being a part of the OfficialTalkLiviPodcast. This was John Walker's debut podcast on The 4th Official. Enjoy! Editorial Note: Did you know this exclusive podcast appeared first on our Patreon page? We need you the viewers to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron!
This weeks chat is with David Martindale. David discusses his journey from being a volunteer at Livingston to becoming first team manager, being a key part in Livingston's rise over the years and successful player recruitment as well as his early footballing memories and youth career.
You know what we like? Yes, the 90s, but we also like a Cup Final and we have another one to look forward to on Saturday....so strap yourselves in for Part One of the Dogger Saints: An Unofficial St. Johnstone Podcast Cup Final Special! In a episode notable for the fact we actually discuss football, we talk about the Covid Capers at McDiarmid and what that meant for last Wednesdays game against Celtic. There were of course two Saints games since we last met, and we're joined by Livingston fan Liam from the Almondview Podcast to discuss Saturday's game which saw Saints secure an incredibly under the radar European qualification, the season as a whole, David Martindale's clobber and the car choices of goths. We also have a second special guest, with Saints TV Commentator (no, not T-H-A-T one) and lifelong Saints fan Steven Watt joining us to give an insight into life behind the mic this season. With a few regular features put on ice until later in the week, we unveil our new and most disturbing feature to date ‘Sex Tips With Shelley Kerr' and dip into the present squad for this weeks Doggers On Tour. With all this, much more, and much more to come, why not let Sam and Dan get your Cup Final week off to a right old flyer!
durée : 00:02:36 - Esprit sport - Quand David Martindale, 46 ans, prend les rennes du Livingtston football club en novembre dernier, il est un parfait inconnu du ballon rond ecossais. Parfaitement connu en revanche de la police et de la justice, après ses quatre années passées en prison pour trafic de cocaïne.
With a cup final to get through, as well as the usual league action, Jack Donnelly was joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie McIntosh and Graeme Sinclair for another look at the biggest footballing stories from around the globe. In Big Question, the lads discuss what they'd wear as a football manager, after debate over whether David Martindale would don his usual tracksuit at Hampden on Sunday - they also voice their opinions on how some of our other football writers would dress... In Chewin' the Football, there's plenty of chat about St. Johnstone's Betfred Cup Final win, Celtic's first game without Neil Lennon, an ever-changing relegation battle in the Premiership and potential contenders for the vacant Ayr United job. In English Entertainment, the boys consider why this Premier League season has been so underwhelming, what Harvey Barnes' injury could mean for Leicester's top four charge and why Brighton could deserve to be relegated to the Championship. Finally, in Last Ditch Challenge, the team chat about the round of 16 draw for the Europa League, round-up the title races in Italy and Germany and mention the latest scandal at the Camp Nou, with Barcelona's headquarters being raided this morning, with multiple arrests being made. Make sure to subscribe to the ENRG Sport podcast feed, follow us over on Twitter @ENRGSport and check out the website (enrgsport.net) for more great sports content from Edinburgh Napier's finest.
Kris Boyd, Andy Walker, Paul Lambert and Scott McDonald discuss who should replace Neil Lennon at Celtic and the rebuild job incoming CEO Dominic McKay faces. St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson and Livingston manager David Martindale join the guys ahead of Sunday's League Cup final. Plus Alfredo Morelos and Joe Aribo are praised as Rangers sealed their spot in the Europa League last-16.
It's been one of the most incredible stories in Scottish Football this season, the rise to prominence of Livingston Football Club – and at the heart of it all has been one man, David Martindale. Davie's story is very well documented which you can find almost everywhere, so we won't get into that here. In this extended interview with David Martindale, you'll get an opportunity to find out a bit more than what you will have read in the headlines. By all accounts, Davie is an incredibly open and honest man – which isn't easy to come across in football. But beyond that, there's a clearly determined and focussed football manager who now has a great shot at success with a club that he owes a lot to. Editorial Note: Did you know this exclusive podcast appeared first on our Patreon page? We need you the viewers to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron! - Thomas Nicoll
With another weekend of footballing action over and done with, Jack Donnelly was joined by Struan Garvie, Taylor Murray and Graeme Sinclair to round up the biggest stories from the weekend. This week's Big Question has the panel discussing the worst individual performances in football, with shouts for Graeme Shinnie, Ian Black, Loris Karius, Steven Gerrard and Loris Karius. In Chewin' the Football, the boys discuss Tommy Wright's appointment as the new Kilmarnock boss, break down David Martindale's first loss as Livingston manager and discuss a potential undefeated season for Rangers. In English Entertainment, the team discuss Manchester City's huge win away at Liverpool, debating whether the title has been wrapped up, while also mentioning Mason Mount's impressive performances under Thomas Tuchel. In Last Ditch Challenge, the panel covers Zlatan Ibrahimovic hitting 500 career goals, Champions League fixtures being relocated and Andre Onana receiving a 12 month ban from football for a doping violation.
Join Paul Cooney, Si Ferry and Barry Ferguson for another big Go Radio Football Show with OPC Energy LTD on the day that Peter Lawell resigned from Celtic. David Martindale also joined the guys on the show.
John Hartson reveals he held talks with Celtic over joining Neil Lennon's coaching setup. The panel also discuss Celtic's transfer business. Should Rangers cash in on Alfredo Morelos? Will key stars leave Aberdeen and Hibs before deadline day? Plus the pundits discuss David Martindale's impressive performance at Livingston.
In questa puntata:- Top 5: AFC Awards, David Martindale, Asamoah Gyan, Giovanni Scanu- Focus: il calcio ad alta quota della Bolivia- FotoCamara: Zoumana Camara- Quiz: Edo e Gianmarco si sfidano sulle coppe sudamericane
Rory, Cameron and Harry get together (virtually) to discuss the weekend's League Cup semi-finals. Firstly they look at St Johnstone 3-0 Hibs and how St Johnstone managed to weather the early Hibs storm to runaway comfortable winners. Also, the boys discuss what this result means for Jack Ross going forward. They then look at Livingston's 1-0 win over St Mirren and discuss how their run under David Martindale is still rolling on. When looking at St Mirren the guys discuss how their previous cup results make this performance an even bigger disappointment. To finish the pod, seeing as it is Royal Rumble season, the guys pick some Rumble accolades and which figures from Scottish football would pick them up. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens
Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie Mcintosh and Graeme Sinclair for another look at the biggest talking points from the weekend in football, analysing and discussing the most important stories from Scotland, England and the wider world of football. In this week's Big Question, the team takes inspiration from the announcement that many teams around the world would be partnering with Fortnite and discuss which other football/video game crossovers they'd most like to see - there's shouts for Mario Kart, Overwatch and Street Fighter bringing footballers into their rosters. The usual running order was shaken up on this episode, as the breaking news of Frank Lampard's dismissal from Chelsea was the initial focus of the show. The boys discuss why things went wrong for Lampard, whether or not he deserved more time and what the club legend could go on to do now. In Chewin' the Football, the boys dissect both Betfred Cup finals, chatting about Jack Ross' pressure-laden job, the good-feeling story that David Martindale has created at Livingston and who we believe will go on to lift the trophy at the end of February. They also mention Rangers' 5-0 win over Ross County and Raith Rovers upping the ante in the Championship title race. In a hopeful attempt to ensure this episode didn't reach 70 minutes, the panel mashed English Entertainment together with Last Ditch Challenge, referencing Manchester United's win over Liverpool in the FA Cup, Scott Wright's pre-contract agreement with Rangers and Arsenal finding a Mesut Özil replacement - after not playing the German for months.
Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits with Lester Lindsay and Hammy Hamilton. In this weeks show we talk at good length about Neil Lennon's rant to the media where he spoke about pretty much every topic there has ever been but any listener was still left wanting more. More answers, more laughs, more patter and more clarification on pretty much everything he spoke about. We also go through the retaliation statement made by St. Johnstone, Kilmarnock's loan appeal and Ross County pumping Aberdeen. David Martindale has found himself in the lime light once again, are the SFA being too harsh on a reformed character? finally, should VAR be in the Scottish game? Hammy has a belter in quarantine questions as well btw.
Seán and Cameron are joined on ENRG Extra Time by Graeme and Taylor to dissect the action and laugh at the stories that have been dominating Scottish football in recent days. In Big Shout, they talk up the Bundesliga, discuss the importance of the January transfer window, ponder Hearts' prospects should they return to the Premiership, and passionately defend David Martindale's right to carry out his job. Second Ball takes a detailed look at Livingston's 2-2 draw with Celtic at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Wednesday night. The team discuss Celtic's horrendous defending, Livi's bold team selection, and what the result means for the champions and Neil Lennon going forward. They also laugh at Scott Brown. Graeme hosts a See it Out centred around one of the most iconic games in recent Scottish football history. The show is rounded off with a preview of this week's League Cup semi finals, as well as a decision over the Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twittet @ENRGExtraTime.
Celtic's winless run, David Martindale's outstanding start at Livingston, why the signs are good for Steven Gerrard, plus promising signs for Motherwell are among the topics up for discussion with Ian Crocker, Kris Boyd & Andy Walker. Also what clubs could do transfer business before deadline day and we put your questions to the panel.
Rory, Cameron, Harry and Jamesie have their regular format thrown after Livingston vs Aberdeen's postponement, so they change things up. They took an in-depth look at what has made David Martindale's tenure at Livingston, so far, a success. Then pondering how far they can go this season. Following that, the boys look at St Johnstone's poor form that has seen them without a win since November. Motherwell then go underneath the microscope as they discuss what new boss Graham Alexander must do as and how he got on in his first game in charge. To round off the podcast, the aftermath of Celtic's Dubai trip, the lower leagues' postponement and some transfer talk are all debated. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens
Ian Crocker hosts Kris Boyd & Andy Walker as they dissect Rangers' 1-0 win against Celtic and analyse what it means for both of their seasons. The panel look at Motherwell's derby defeat to Hamilton and discuss who might fill the managerial vacancy at Fir Park, before praising David Martindale's impressive start as Livingston manager.
It's the first episode of 2021! Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Graeme Sinclair and Jamie Mcintosh to discuss the biggest football news from Scotland, England and the wider footballing world. This week's Big Question has the boys reminiscing of the funniest goals that they've seen their teams concede - Hearts' bizarre offside free-kick routine against Rangers, Chicharito's bizarre debut goal against Chelsea and Cammy Bell's gaffe in the playoff final between Motherwell and Rangers all get mentioned here. With an Old Firm playing out over the weekend, there was always going to be plenty to talk about in our Scottish coverage! The panel chats about Rangers' 1-0 win to leave therm 19 points clear at the top, David Martindale's influence at Livingston as they made it seven wins from seven under his management and Celtic's post-derby jaunt to Dubai... in a global pandemic... Frank Lampard dominated the discussions during our Premier League coverage, with the Chelsea manager facing plenty of pressure after his side's 3-1 loss to Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. There was also time to discuss a turnaround in Arsenal's fortunes, whether or not Manchester United are in the title race and why Marcelo Bielsa is being put under the magnifying glass every weekend. In Last Ditch Challenge, the team discusses Cristiano Ronaldo being two goals away from being the all-time leading goalscorer at club level, Bayern's impressive mentality after going behind in their eighth consecutive match and a very interesting title race in Italy.
On today's show, John steps in for Roddy as a house move encourages a winter break for the host. Linlithgow Rose stun Breechin City in the Scottish Cup. Livingston make it 6 wins from 6 games as David Martindale is mistaken for Pep Guardiola in west Lothian. George Galloway takes a Tier 4 Trip to Palmerston. And finaly, this week on Auchinleck who? John takes a look at An East of Scotland League side who are named after an 121 gun three-decker ship of the Royal Navy, and spend over £1800 a season on tea and coffee. All this and more in this week's edition of The Auchterarder Chippy!Music Credits:Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)
It's been a massive weekend in Scottish football and with some massive results in the Premier League as well, there was more than enough for our panel to discuss, with Jack Donnelly being joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Jamie Mcintosh on a bumper episode of the Football Round Up. In this week's Big Questions, the boys discuss their unbiased favourite Cup Finals, with Jack and Seán sharing scarily similar memories of the 2010 World Cup Final, Jamie talking up the German takeover of the 2013 Champions League and Struan loading praise on to the Barcelona team of 2015. There's a massive focus on the 2019/20 Scottish Cup Final, which was played out on Sunday after being postponed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The panel discuss the immense achievement that is Celtic's quadruple treble, how Hearts may well have deserved to win the trophy and whether or not Scott Brown has room to play the pantomime villain anymore. There's big chat about Stuart Kettlewell losing his job at Ross County, with former Inverness and Raith Rovers manager John Hughes replacing him after three years out of football, while David Martindale secured the Livingston job on a full time basis after winning his first four games in charge. Seán rants about Kilmarnock, Struan actually praises Manchester United and Jack and Jamie celebrate as they watch Chelsea score their second and third goals against West Ham LIVE - as we said, it's a bumper episode!
Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits with Hammy Hamilton and Lester Lindsay. This weeks bonus episode is dedicated to David Martindale. the man on fire at Livi just now. He hasn't had a straight forward life and certainly not your typical route into football management but a lot of hard work, drive and determination has got him within touching distance of where he wants to be. He truly is an inspiration to football fans everywhere.
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