Podcasts about irn bru cup

In this episode, chairman of The New Saints FC Mike Harris joins me on the show to discuss his time in football. We discuss life as a chairman at TNS, The Welsh League as a whole, battling for League titles, European ventures, matches in the Irn Bru Cup in Scotland, friendly encounters with NI teams and much more. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

Episode 2 with current Inverness Caledonian Thistle skipper Carl Tremarco. The left back talks about the 2015 Scottish Cup win as well as his red card in the final, scoring the winner in the 2018 Irn Bru Cup final and life in the Highland capital.

Host Declan Marron and Senior reporters Macdara Ferris & Dave Donnelly are back for some more pre season training and some are growing sick of that metaphor. This week they hear from Niall Quinn off the back of his talk at the ‘Make Politics Work For Football' public meeting and discuss the event. There's also talk on the unusual Aaron Bolger move, Cork City's Lisa Fallon and Bohs disgracing the illustrious IRN - BRU Cup.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

Joel is joined by Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer for a delve into the lower leagues and it's a special. Once the Irn-Bru Cup formalities are out of the way the trio go three the Championship, League One and League Two. There is the blessed curse of the seagull in Ayr, the shambles at Falkirk, an ode to Dick Campbell, a renaissance at Brechin, Edinburgh City's award for team of the quarter and differentiating between the levels of bobbins at the bottom of League Two. And much more. There is also an enticing offer for Queen of the South fans at the end. No delay, hit play. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The goalkeepers union get their say on this weeks show as Shane Supple, Ger Doherty & Ciaran Gallagher all join us on the line. Supps talks Irn-Bru Cup and why he retired at the age of 22, Doherty talks about his testimonial year, while Gallagher previews Harps second-leg play-off against Drogheda. There’s debate on the managerial chops at Sligo, Shels and Pats, while Kieran & Jon get very animated during a segment on the Irish national team. More prizes to be won on this weeks show too so it really is one not to be missed! Don't forget to subscribe!

A lower league bonanza as Joel leads Shaughan, Craig G Telfer and the returning Danny Denholm through a forensic delve into the fag end of Scottish football. There is a discussion about the Raith Rovers, Queen's Park and Stephen Dobbie from the recent Irn-Bru Cup games before the boys delve into the problems at Falkirk, Arbroath's chances in League 1 and the surprising struggles at Dumbarton. There is, of course, enough time for a bit of *repeat after me* B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Lewis K is joined by the Motherwell contingent of Lewis B and Andy to talk all things Scotland! They begin by analysing a fairly comfortable victory over Albania in the Nations League before reliving the nightmare of Friday's 4-0 home defeat to Belgium. There's also time for some general Scottish football chit-chat, before the panel go in depth on the weekend's Irn Bru Cup action. Enjoy and remember to follow us on twitter @burstbawpodcast and give us a like on Facebook facebook.com/burstbawfootball

Dave Anderson is back with Tim Fuell for this week's discussion about non league's finest. With the Preliminary Round this week @FACupFactfile Phil Annets has some more astounding facts about the greatest competition in the world and Aveley Chairman Craig Johnson explains how his side are hosting FA Cup matches this Friday, Saturday morning and Saturday afternoon. Back on the road to recovery and back in the dugout AFC Hornchurch manager Jimmy McFarlane talks to the team about the stroke he suffered in February, the support he was given by the non league community and why getting back to the touchline was essential for him. Matt Badcock, Senior Writer at the Non League Paper joins the boys to chat National League, Irn Bru Cup and early season firing of managers.

It's the two John's and Krys on the podcast as they discuss the current events in Scottish football. We're straight in to European action as all teams remain undefeated after 90 mins. The guys discuss whether they think all or any of the teams will progress to the next round. The domestic matches of the three teams are discussed along side the European games. Once again the compliance officer seems to have been watching different footage to the rest of us. The rest of the weekend action in the Premiership is discussed after this with the two John's being pleased about the signing of James Wilson on loan. There was a screamer from Boyd in one of the other games but its not the game you'd think it would be. There is a quick summary of the lower league action as talk leads to who may be first manager to lose their job. The Irn Bru Cup continues this week with John B hoping Raith Rovers lose. This isn't just because he is an Aberdeen fan but is due to the fact that Barry Smith has said he'll play in his charity game that he is organising on 9th September at Falkirk stadium. A reminder that it's an over 35s game between Aberdeen and Celtic. If anyone can help in any way then get in touch with John @jbleasdale81 on twitter. To finish off, the League Cup is previewed with not many shocks expected. Thanks for listening and feel free to contact us on @sffpodcast on twitter. Feel free to contact us on twitter sffpodcast

It's the two John's and Krys on the podcast as they discuss the current events in Scottish football. We're straight in to European action as all teams remain undefeated after 90 mins. The guys discuss whether they think all or any of the teams will progress to the next round. The domestic matches of the three teams are discussed along side the European games. Once again the compliance officer seems to have been watching different footage to the rest of us. The rest of the weekend action in the Premiership is discussed after this with the two John's being pleased about the signing of James Wilson on loan. There was a screamer from Boyd in one of the other games but its not the game you'd think it would be. There is a quick summary of the lower league action as talk leads to who may be first manager to lose their job. The Irn Bru Cup continues this week with John B hoping Raith Rovers lose. This isn't just because he is an Aberdeen fan but is due to the fact that Barry Smith has said he'll play in his charity game that he is organising on 9th September at Falkirk stadium. A reminder that it's an over 35s game between Aberdeen and Celtic. If anyone can help in any way then get in touch with John @jbleasdale81 on twitter. To finish off, the League Cup is previewed with not many shocks expected. Thanks for listening and feel free to contact us on @sffpodcast on twitter. Feel free to contact us on twitter sffpodcast

Scotland are winning again, Jonny Clark is back. What's not to love? The guys get together to run the rule over an enterprising international double-header for Gordon Strachan's men which brought about six points from six and renewed optimism. The cynical quartet dismiss any notion of qualification for Russia before tearing apart the Irn-Bru's cup disastrous new format and participating teams. Enjoy, and let us know what you thought of the show by leaving a review on iTunes or by tweeting @burstbawpodcast,

No rest for the wicked this international weekend as the Webber & Jonah not only look back at the WPL, but look at the latest from the Cymru Alliance and Welsh Leagues. There's also an Irn Bru Cup preview, Nathaniel Cup news, Welsh Women's Premier League and Internationals to preview.

Hamish returns to the hotseat alongside Lewis, Gamba and a special guest in the form of fellow podcaster and social media extraordinaire Russell Abercrombie as the guys look back on another fun-filled weekend in Scottish football paradise. Together they analyse St. Mirren and Dundee United's safe passage into the Irn-Bru Cup final, before turning attention to dramatic Sunday matches in the Premiership at Rugby and Dens Park. They chat about the vacant managerial roles at Kilmarnock and Rangers before covering the rest of the top-flight action as well as the Championship, League 1 and League 2. Finally, they cover some of the other issues going on in our game and answer some fine questions sent in from home. Enjoy, and let us know what you thought of the show by tweeting @burstbawpodcast.

Calum Fisher becomes the latest man to swap the pundit role for the podcast host as he chairs a panel including Ross, Hamish and Connor. The quarter look ahead to Scotland's (not so) big match at Wembley tomorrow night and do their best to see how we can possibly get a result, who needs to play and what a win would mean for Strachan's future as national team manager. Attention then turns to the weekend's domestic action with big games in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 and some cracking looking Irn-Bru Cup quarters to be played. All of that and more in our latest show.

Welcome to episode 59 of our weekly podcast. We took advantage of the S4C cameras being at Park Hall last week, and caught up with Mark Jones, for his thoughts on the Irn-Bru Cup and TNS in general. Following the 5-0 victory against Llandudno we chatted with manager Craig Harrison and man of the match, Ryan Brobbel. With another clean sheet, we also interviewed star defender, Connell Rawlinson.

Hamish, Lewis, Calum and Connor (by phone) regroup to discuss Scotland's failings in typical Scotland fashion against the giants of Lithuania on Saturday night. They look at where the current team is lacking and where it seems to have all gone wrong since the highs of the start of the previous qualifying campaign, and where it leaves us ahead of Tuesday's game against Slovakia and the remainder of the group. The podcast then becomes slightly more upbeat with a review of the Irn-Bru Cup weekend action - which proved it isn't all quite doom and gloom. But we're pish. Enjoy, and let us know what you thought of the show by tweeting @burstbawpodcast on Twitter.

Webber & Jonah hire a spy on Bala's Irn Bru Cup opponents who reveals all about Alloa. Craig Harrison speaks about the TNS trip to Forfar. Llandudno's Alan Morgan chats about Buckley's belter and much more..

The guys look back on a thrilling Scotland win - our biggest since October 2015 with the help of Willie Miller's wonderful player ratings and their own recollection of the match in Malta. They look at how the 5-1 win was possible, what players impressed most and where it leaves us in World Cup qualification contention with the help of some questions from our followers. Attention then briefly turns to the Irn Bru Cup third round review and fourth round draw. If you enjoyed the show and would like to vote for us in the upcoming Football Blogging Awards you can do so by visiting footballbloggingawards.co.uk or by clicking the link on our pinned tweet on Twitter. Every vote is greatly appreciated by all at Burst Baw.

They say there's a first time for everything - here the boys do their first Saturday 3pm show, looking ahead to Scotland's Sunday night game in Malta while also reacting to the Irn-Bru Cup third round ties as they happen. This 2 hour bumper show captures all the drama and emotion from a great afternoon of football while also allowing enough time for the guys to hear from Patrick Thomas who is spearheading a campaign to have a statue of Bobby Lennox erected in his hometown of Saltcoats, review the second episode of the BBC's Scotland's Game and have all the usual Saturday coupon chat as well as answering your fine questions. Enjoy, and let us know what you thought of this new show by tweeting @burstbawpodcast. C'mon the Scotland.