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Gordon Duncan, Gordon Dalziel & Marvin Bartley talk who is better Adam Idah or Cyriel Dessers? Plus how many goals do you think an overweight 35 year old man could score for Celtic? Jonny thought he could get 5!Plus Andrew Maclean is live at Firhill for Partick Thistle v Ayr and Thistle supporter Derek has a mare on Beat the Pundit

The Wayne Train is arriving on platform 1 after a points failure at Airdrie and Firhill for Livingston and Ayr, as Falkirk went 8 points clear at the top after an outstanding performace at Hampden. Ross and John are on their own as they talk about the 4-0 win against Queen's Park and look ahead to another massive game against Airdrie (only 7 more to go) Plus the big reveal on Falkirk Daft Live IV, details on the Falkirk Daft Women's Game and who knew Richie Cadette turns 60! Expect the Unexpected! Behind the Wall – Behind the Bairns since 1985 Falkirk's best selection of fine wines lagers, craft and cask ales, fantastic value food and great service. Check out what's on www.behindthewall.co.uk Join the FFIT T8s https://www.facebook.com/groups/1803421196843918 Get the new Falkirk Daft t-shirt's: https://pintsnprints.co.uk/collections/falkirk-collection And Remember sign up for our Discord and Social Media:  Discord - https://discord.com/invite/sVYbRzzusK  Twitter/Insta/Facebook - @Falkirkdaft  Get Merch: merch.falkirkdaft.co.uk For any sponsorship enquiries email sales@falkirkdaft.co.uk Subscribe to our YouTube channel and remember to leave a review where you get your podcasts. youtube.com/@falkirkdaft

Matt Greer, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 1-1 draw at home to Raith Rovers and look forward to the visit of Hamilton to Firhill on Saturday.

Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 1-0 win over Dunfermline and preview the visit of Raith Rovers to Firhill.

Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 1-1 draw withAyr, preview Dunfermline's visit to Firhill, Kanayo Megwa's signing, a PTWFC round-up and tv plot changes.

Tom English and former Scotland manager Craig Levein are joined by the fans as we debate the national side ahead of their Nations League match against Portugal. Plus reaction to the Challenge Cup including a big win for Alloa at Firhill.

A sunny Saturday evening in Dingwall with the Red Army in fine voice pushed the Dons on for a late win thanks to Kevin Nisbet. More from our ninth win in a row and post-match reaction from Jimmy Thelin. Plus Aberdeen Women were dealt a blow after Partick Thistle recovered late-on for a draw at Firhill earlier today. The last of the summer transfer dealings and some Dons and supporters news.

DLD looks ahead to Partick Thistle Women's return to Maryhill on Sunday against Aberdeen as David Forrest was invited to Firhill this week to chat to PTWFC striker Tiree Burchill and PTWFC Manager and Men's striker Brian Graham. Pick up your FREE tickets for Sunday's clash against Aberdeen on the Fanbase app or https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=6977

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 2-1 loss to Falkirk. Also, Matt chats to QP fan Duncan Raeburn ahead of Saturday's Glasgow Derby, before Lynsey Kane joins him to discuss Thistle Women's big homecoming to Firhill. Pick up your FREE tickets for Sunday's clash against Aberdeen on the Fanbase app or https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=6977

Matt Greer is joined by ex-Partick Thistle and new Falkirk goalkeeper Jamie Sneddon for a lengthy chat about his time at Firhill, goalkeeper mentality, fighting for the number 1 jersey, training, his goal at Cove, his favourite saves and, of course, the SAS training day.

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer team up once more to review the midweek play-off matches. The pair discuss a thriller at Firhill and the assist of the season, Duncan Ferguson's disgust of synthetic surfaces, and a humdinger between Dumbarton and the Spartans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer team up once again to examine the six play-off matches from the weekend. The pair discuss a blockbuster at Firhill, the stupidest red card of the season, the end of Darren Young's tenure at Stirling Albion, and a blistering contest between East Kilbride and Stranraer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Colin Telford is joined by Sean Smith, Stuart Dalzell and Emma Quigley to reflect on the first leg v Thistle and their thoughts heading to Firhill with the game all square Photo copyright Stuart Dalzell (Redacted Media)

As the excitement ramps up for the Sky Sports League Cup Final, we bring you the first in an ongoing series entitled ”Maryhill Moments”. Tom Hosie takes us through his memories of the last time we beat Rangers, played at Firhill on the 4th of May 1993. Tickets for the Sky Sports Cup Final are available at www.eticketing.co.uk/heartofmidlothian Prices are just £8 for adults and £1 for concessions (under-18s, over-65s, and supporters with a disability) and £15 for a family of four (two adults and two children). There will be no formal segregation at the match and the SWPL is encouraging fans of women's football and all clubs to attend one of the most important and iconic matches of the season. Thistle fans can choose to sit with their fellow fans by purchasing tickets in Sections R, S & T.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's defeats on the road to Rangers and Killie and all the talking points from the games. Next up, the lads discuss our ladies side who were involved in a Scottish Cup thriller against Gartcairn as a win on penalties would see them into the quarter finals. Finally, the guys look ahead to Livi's trip to Firhill as the Lions look to progress in the Scottish Cup against Partick Thistle.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

It's Australia Day so Jane Lewis welcomes St Johnstone's Aussie defender Ryan McGowan onto the podcast along with Brian Graham – manager of Partick Thistle's women's team and striker for the Firhill outfit's men's side. They preview the weekend's fixtures including a make-or-break clash between Hearts and Aberdeen and discuss Steve Davis's retirement. Ryan fills us in on how the Scotland-based contingent are doing at the Asian Cup and Brian discusses leading his side to the SWPL Cup final.

Colin Telford is joined by Emma Quigley and Arran Ewart to look back on busy month for the Diamonds. They consider the club's form, what they think of the Cup competitions and look ahead to a trip to Firhill for Thrills. Photo Copyright belongs to Robert Dalzell

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane and (for the first 10/15 minutes) Tom Hosie are here to discuss a very successful weekend for the Jags, with the Men's 3-1 win over Arbroath on Saturday and the Women's team coming home to Firhill to defeat Hamilton Accies 3-0 in front of a record-setting crowd.

Dean, Alan and Stu discuss Friday night's defeat, the confidence of the squad and Saturday's trip to Firhill.

Heather Holloway, David Forrest and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our double 2-2 draws against QP and Ayr, as well as look forward to a big weekend for both the men's and women's team. Get yourself down to the Thistle Women's team's upcoming debut at Firhill against Hamilton Accies on Sunday the 5th of November! Tickets for the game are completely FREE and can be secured on this link - https://tickets.ptfc.co.uk/packages/LZEmOKzmpW/e/72bnJy1aRB

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald gather to discuss our 5-0 loss to Dundee United. David then chat to Craig Walker ahead of the Thistle Women's team's upcoming debut at Firhill against Hamilton Accies on Sunday the 5th of November! Tickets for the game are completely FREE and can be secured on this link - https://tickets.ptfc.co.uk/packages/LZEmOKzmpW/e/72bnJy1aRB

Dundee are finally back in action this weekend – providing the stormy weather eases anyway. Who plays at Aberdeen and how can they avoid rustiness? The Twa Teams lads go through it all. There's also plenty on Dundee United ahead of their big Championship clash at Firhill – can Mark Ogren finally see a win in person? Alan Temple discusses all along with George Cran and Graeme Finnan on the award-winning Twa Teams, One Street.

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Ken Boswell and Banso Testimonial committee member Euan Ronald to discuss the life and times of Bishopbriggs' greatest export, Stuart "Banzo" Bannigan as we enter his testimonial week. Favourite goals, favourite games, favourite moments and of course favourite bookings and red cards along with the return of everyone's favourite podcast quiz in Booked or Hooked II: Electric Bookaloo. Stuart Bannigan's testimonial is between the current Partick Thistle side and the 12/13 Plus Guests Select this Sunday, the 17th of September at Firhill. £10 Adults AND KIDS GO FREE. You can buy tickets at banzotestimonial.co.uk/tickets

Matt Greer. David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather to chat about Thistle sending Dougie Imrie's Greenock Morton to the shadow realm with a 4-1 win on an absolutely superb day at Cappielow. Also, by popular demand, the Pie of the Month section returns. Matt and David convene to review the new Steak and Sausage Pie at Firhill, courtesy of our friends at Pie Sports. Pie Sports have also kindly given all DLD listeners a discount code DLD10 to get 10% off home pie delivery at https://piesports.com

Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane and the father and daughter duo of Alan and Heather Holloway are here to discuss our 3-1 win over Queens Park at Firhill and look forward to our visit to Cappielow next week. Also, Vinny Ferguson chats to Thistle number 3 Emma Lawton as the Women continued their excellent start to the season with a rout over Montrose at Petershill last Sunday.

Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer team up for their first foray into the lower leagues of the season as they review three games from across last weekend. The pair discuss Kieran Mitchell's late equaliser at Firhill, why Bradley Rodden could be the League 1 Player of the Year, and how they may have mis-underestimated Peterhead's prospects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just in time for the new season, we present to your Part 1 of the DLD Annual 22/23 where we look back at the season gone by through the best bits of the podcast, and some additional comment after the fact. In this part, we look at a madcap six months from July to December which saw tsetse flies, goalkeeper goals, protests on the canal, Inverness taking multiple doings at Firhill, pots. pans, nuts, bolts, tools and fancy goods. Contributors include Vinny Ferguson, David Forrest, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway, Rhys Jenkins, Jamie McDonald and Marc Wallace. Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting a quiz night on Monday the 17th of July at the Three Craws bar in Anniesland. £5 per head, maximum team of six, all funds raised will go towards the Jags For Good season ticket fundraiser.

Here it is, the one you've all waited for. On the eve of our play-off final, Draw, Lose or Draw present to you a special documentary looking at that memorable week in April 2013, where we played in the Ramsdens Cup final against QoS at Livingston before taking on Morton in a title decider at a packed Firhill. We tell you the story through the voices of players, Thistle and non-Thistle, fans who were in attendance at both games, vintage interviews from the DLD archives and much, much more with contributions from Alan Archibald, Scott Barbour, Ian Bateman, James Cairney, James Craigen, David Forrest, Cammy Gray, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald, Aaron Muirhead, Lee Robinson and Andrew Smith.. Settle in, listen and let the battle fever take you before our two legs against Ross County. MON THE JAGS.

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald convene to discuss our 5-0 battering of Cove. Then QP fan and friend of the show Duncan Raeburn joins Matt to chat the big Glasgow Derby of the weekend at Firhill on Friday. Also, former Thistle midfielder Reece Cole joins MAtt to chat about his time at Firhill and what he's been up to since.

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane convene to discuss yet another 0-0. this time against Dundee at Firhill/

Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Heather Holloway and Thistle media volunteer Ewan Waddell convene to discuss our comprehensive 3-0 win over Raith Rovers at Firhill on Saturday, before looking forward to a blood-and-thunder tie at Cappielow and discuss which Jags would be best and worst at Taskmaster.

Dean, Alan, Darren A and Ewan analyse Saturday's ill-tempered 2-1 defeat at Firhill and preview Saturday's trip to Hamilton.

The Twa Teams boys don't know what to do with themselves - both Dundee and Dundee United registered wins and big ones too. United man Alan Temple was on hand to see the Tangerines thrash Kilmarnock at Tannadice, and lose late at Celtic. While Dundee writer George Cran was at Firhill for a Dark Blues fightback. Tom Duthie and Graeme Finnan join in with all the victorious fun.

"through me you enter into eternal pain, through me you enter the population of loss. . . . abandon all hope, ye who enter here." = Dante Alighieri In the third annual Halloween Spooktacular, Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace walk through the gates of Firhill to discuss five bonechilling and bloodcurdling moments when Partick Thistle got our hopes up, before dashing them in cruel fashion. Also, stick around to the end for a classic interview from the crypt with a cult Thistle player... if you dare.

Craig & Alan discuss Morton's 5-1 defeat at Firhill & the end of the loan window, and Dean has an interview with Titan Spirits Director Stuart Drake.

The popcorn is open, the opening credits have rolled, we're halfway through the first reel and we've still no idea if it's going to be a blockbuster or a bomb. Moff, Suv, Riley and AY reconvene to discuss the opening scenes of ICT's Cinch Championship 2022-23 season, from the feel-good narrative of the League Cup group stage to the gaping plot hole of Friday night at Firhill. And as ever, there are a few cameo appearances along the way. Lights, camera… 1.00: Unexpected Plot Twist - Moff kicks off this epic football pod by asking about… the panel's summer film watching. 3.55: Highland Highlight - Which moments from the start of the season get five stars from the panel? 7.33: Game by Game Part 1 - Arbroath, Cove (again) and Partick, We discuss them all, but in reverse, Memento-style. 23.35: Interlude 1 - The thoughts of Arbroath fans Jim Mowat and Sye Webster, recorded post-match Tuttie's Neuk. 26.45: Interlude 2 - Scott Allan – we discuss why he's chosen to make his next role a low-budget horror comedy in an Angus hurricane instead of being the leading man in a Palme D'or-winning masterpiece on the Longman Croisette. 29.17: Game by Game Part 2 - Queens Park and a quick survey of the League Cup group games. 37.48: Fan Interview - Jen Aitchison, Chair of the ICT Supporter's Trust, sat down with AY to tell us what the Supporters' Trust is, what it can do for you, what you can do for it, and why you should join up. Afterwards, the pod discuss some of the issues raised in the interview. 1:00.40: Fast and Furious 6 - Just in case there weren't already enough gratuitous film references in this pod, we match up ICT players past and present to action films good and bad. Mostly bad. 1:03.30: Player Interview: Dan Mackay - Will Dan Solo's return make it possible for Skywalker Samuels to blow up the Dundee Death Star? Stevie sat down with the ICT academy graduate to discuss his experience at Hibs so far and his hopes for this season. 1:22.47: League Lookahead - How do we bounce back from shipping four at Firhill? Will Morton and Raith be their usual generous selves? And what are the chances of a cup upset in Motherwell? 1:30.00: Player interview: Tom Walsh - In our second cameo from an ICT player, the winger talks to Stevie about coping with a long-term injury, the start of his rehabilitation and what the future holds. 1:37.00: Mailbag - Il Postino empties his sack again, and we discuss your questions. 1:41.12: Competition Time - Who has waltzed off with Robbie Deas' match-soiled shirt and broken Suv's heart?

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Rhys Jenkins to discuss our 4-1 win over Inverness Caley Thistle on Friday night. We discuss the performance, the squad, and the curious case of our midfield. Then, David is joined by Raith Rovers fan Shaughan McGuigan from A View from the Terrace to discuss all the latest goings on at Raith and preview Saturday's clash at Firhill. Finally, the gang finish by looking forward to our cup and league double header against Arbroath, before revealing their most immoral deeds when drunk.

To celebrate 100 episodes (if you don't count Episode 66.6 on Halloween or the nine unnumbered Archie episodes at Christmas, but we'll gloss over that) of Draw, Lose or Draw, Matt Greer and David Forrest were joined by our lord and saviour, the divine entity that is Kris Mark Doolan. 435 appearances, 127 goals (129 if it wasn't for Max Melbourne and that linesman against Morton), a hall of famer, double figures in five consecutive Premiership seasons, Kris Doolan is quite simply the greatest player of our generation to grace the Firhill turf We chat to Kris about his time at Firhill, what it's like being a god to Jags fans, the infamous Hamilton 5-0 game, Gary Caldwell, his testimonial, scoring against Thistle for Ayr at Firhill, Jaconellis and of course, how he eats a Creme Egg.

We are back for the new season with our most gargantuan bumper episode ever with more guests than you can shake a stick at. Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to go over our pre-season friendlies, look ahead to the League Cup Group Stages and much, much more. Former Jag and League 1 winner Shea Gordon opens the book on his time at Firhill. The Terrace's Craig G Telfer is here to preview Stenhousemuir ahead of our opening Premier Sports Cup clash, Brian "Welshy" Welsh stops by to chat the infamous Kingsley kit furore. Marc Wallace joins us to dissect the recent thread on the Morton forum An actual ghost joins the pod... All the stars are here!

Four guests, three hosts, two teams, one big occasion. This is the SFF Podcast's preview to the Scottish Women's Cup Final between Glasgow City and Celtic, a repeat of the League Cup Final in December. Holders City are looking for their tenth Scottish Cup and to end the season with silverware having seen their 14 years of League dominance ended by Rangers. Vinny speaks to midfielder Niamh Farrelly to get a view from the City camp on their hopes of retaining the trophy they hold from the last final played in 2019. Celtic are looking to claim their first ever Scottish Cup success and complete a Cup Double having beaten City at Firhill to claim the League Cup. John B speaks to defender Jodie Bartle to get the lowdown on their season so far and their hopes of making this a historic season for the Celtic Women's side. We then enter neutral territory as guest interviewer Grant speaks to BBC commentator Stuart Mitchell to give his thoughts on the season and how he sees the game going. This is followed up by John discussing the event with Vivienne McLaren, Chair of SWF, and why people should come along to Tynecastle on Sunday 29 May. Tickets are £5 with under 13's going free. We wish both sides the best of luck for the Final. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Thanks also to our other Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Four guests, three hosts, two teams, one big occasion. This is the SFF Podcast's preview to the Scottish Women's Cup Final between Glasgow City and Celtic, a repeat of the League Cup Final in December. Holders City are looking for their tenth Scottish Cup and to end the season with silverware having seen their 14 years of League dominance ended by Rangers. Vinny speaks to midfielder Niamh Farrelly to get a view from the City camp on their hopes of retaining the trophy they hold from the last final played in 2019. Celtic are looking to claim their first ever Scottish Cup success and complete a Cup Double having beaten City at Firhill to claim the League Cup. John B speaks to defender Jodie Bartle to get the lowdown on their season so far and their hopes of making this a historic season for the Celtic Women's side. We then enter neutral territory as guest interviewer Grant speaks to BBC commentator Stuart Mitchell to give his thoughts on the season and how he sees the game going. This is followed up by John discussing the event with Vivienne McLaren, Chair of SWF, and why people should come along to Tynecastle on Sunday 29 May. Tickets are £5 with under 13's going free. We wish both sides the best of luck for the Final. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Thanks also to our other Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our last gasp 1-0 defeat to Raith Rovers, We discuss the game, our shape, how it leaves us looking for the play offs and whether we'll even make the play offs. Matt then chatted to Neil Cowan from Jags For Good, an independently launched and separate from the Club which is run by a group of fans – that aims to mobilise the Thistle fanbase in support of social justice causes in Maryhill and across Glasgow. We then finish off by chatting game shows from the great (Supermarket Sweep) to the shite (Lightning). Jags for Good have launched with two activities. The first activity is an online fundraising drive, with all donations being used to purchase season tickets that will be distributed to local charity Maryhill Integration Network (MIN). MIN work to bring together communities in Maryhill – particularly people who are asylum seekers, refugees and migrants – and to support them in their lives. You can donate here: https://gofund.me/e92356f2 The second activity is a donation drive for Glasgow North West Foodbank at Saturday's home match against Dunfermline. Volunteers will be located at various points outside Firhill to collect food donations. The foodbank are currently in particular need of tinned or boxed potatoes, tea, rice pudding/custard, tinned fish, jam, sugar, shower gel & shampoo, longlife milk, deodorant, instant coffee, shaving foam & razors and cooking oil. Please give generously if you can. You can follow Jags For Good on Twitter at @JagsForGood If you would like to get involved with Jags For Good as a volunteer, or to find out more information, please email jagsforgood@gmail.com

Dean, Alan and Louise react to Dougie Imrie's touchline ban, Saturday's defeat to Hamilton and last night's win at Firhill. The panel also preview Saturday's game against Arbroath and discuss the Championship as a whole.

Matt Greer and David Forrest are back after a few weeks off, joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to chat our 1-0 win over Ayr, our 3-3 draw at Inverness and our 1-0 cup exit at the hands of Dundee United. We give our percentage chances of winning the league, assess the new incoming signings, discuss whether the pitch is turning Firhill into a fortress, start rumours about celebrities being Thistle fans and David recants a bruising Valentines tale of unrequited love and a guy spewing on a bus.

Celtic beat Glasgow City 1-0 to claim the SWPL Cup final at Firhill and end an 11-year wait for silverware. Caitlin Hayes' first-half header was decisive in front of a record 3,645 fans - the highest attendance for a domestic women's cup final in Scotland. And Celtic could have won by more had it not been for the heroics of Glasgow City goalkeeper Lee Alexander. Anyone's Game pair Gordon McColm and Chris Toner were there to record this special episode of the podcast.

This week on DLD, David Forrest is joined by Marc Wallace, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and debutant John Gillies from the Auchterarder Chippy podcast to discuss our 1-0 win in the Scottish Cup over Dunfermline. We go through the game, and talk our dream cup draw before previewing our trip to Dumfries to play QoS this weekend. David and Marc then discuss the recent passing of Bertie Auld, looking back at his legacy at Firhill before the gang round things off with Partridge Thistle where we plan the entertainment for the much discussed twenty-five minute half time slot. You can hear the Auchterarder Chippy podcast on all your normal podcast platforms and find them on Twitter @The AuchtChip.

David Forrest is once again joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to pick the bones of our scrappy 1-0 win over Hamilton Accies. We chat our lack of shots on target, Jamie Sneddon breaking the clean sheet record and the frankly insane league standings and what it means for the rest of the season. They also look forward to our Friday night Scottish Cup tie, under the lights at Firhill, against Dunfermline. We talk fears going into the game, the importance of a cup run and what on earth people do on a Saturday when Thistle aren't playing. Then David is joined by Owen J Brown from the Young Team newsletter to chat about Lewis Mayo's recent appearances for the Scotland U21 side, what it means for Mayo, Scotland and Thistle, Zak Rudden, Harry Stone, the current state of Scotland's youth football and unearth the wonderkids McCall should be wheeling and dealing in the upcoming transfer window to nail down to a deal. David, Reiss and Jamie then round us off with Partridge Thistle by ruminating which Thistle figure they would like to spend a night out in the pub with. You can subscribe to the Young Team newsletter at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/TheYoungTeam where Owen covers Scotland's youth set up at all ages 21 and under. You can get in touch with OWen @OwenJamesBrown on Twitter.

On this week's show, Peter Grant gets recycled as binman Bobby Linn trashes the Pars; there are pie-based disappointments at Firhill as Zak Rudden's age is called into serious question; Crisis club Falkirk drag themselves into a title race nobody wants to win; and hang on to the end if you're a fan of Joe Biden-based puns. All this and more, on this week's edition of the Auchterarder Chippy.Music Credits: Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)Pie and Bovril The stable diet of Scottish Football. Come and join over 50000 members in our discussion forums.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

David gives you the rundown on Friday's clash with Partick Thistle at Firhill as well as his views on the week's football news.Heart and Hand is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. 'Bet £5 Get £20'. If you deposit £5, Ladbrokes will add another £20 to your account.You can get this offer by following the link at bet.ibroxrocks.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two away wins = three much happier campers on your weekly Dons round-up. Reviewing the wins at Tannadice and Firhill before discussing the SPL/SPFL players we'd have had at Pittodrie.