Podcasts about Premiership

Howie, Chief, Browny, and Damo kick things off with their most notable headlines from the week - including an awful Premiership defense, and dog stealing. Browny asks the boys about a situation he encountered on a plane, and Chief gives everyone a Geography quiz - which ends up being VERY one-sided. Super-Producer Herbie takes the team through the perils of modern dating, then they chat about Dylan Moore and Connor MacDonald's Scissor Lift adventure in Arizona - plus a look back at another US misadventure involving Chief. Browny wants everyone to be less angry, Chief rips out some more famous movie monologues, the team share who they'd like for a backyard gig, and Browny seeks to educate about Australia's most common chronic disease in men. Kane Cornes has taken a little swipe at two Huddle members, Hawthorn's Will Day joins the boys as he goes through his injury rehab, Browny has a Top 5 commentator/host cockups, and the boys preview the mouthwatering games on this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 15 of Season 13 of the Aye Ready Podcast, Dave and I go over the Premiership draws against Livingston and Celtic as well as the Scottish Cup Quarter Final loss against Celtic on penalties.  We go on to discuss the fallout from the scenes after the game, the hypocrisy around it as well as Glasgow City Council, Vice Chairman stepping down and much more. Listen   iTunes PodBean YouTube Spotify Acast   Contact   Twitter Facebook Instagram  

Former England and Leicester player, and now one of the most coveted attack coaches in the game, Sam Vesty joins Bigs for a deep dive into the state of modern attacking rugby. The lads give their take on England's misfiring attack and kicking strategy, why they're struggling to convert chances in the 22, and whether confidence or system is the bigger issue. Vesty also talks about player connections in coaching, the impact of Premiership rugby on international readiness, and the growing trend of utility backs in the modern game. From Ireland's layered attacking shape to Scotland's impressive Six Nations form and France's apparent chaos that somehow produces magic, the conversation breaks down what makes the best attacks tick. Bigs and Rob also take a look at the final round of Six Nations and preview what promises to be a nervous day with the Championship and Wooden Spoon up for grabs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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We focus on Hearts asking if they are going to win the Premiership, where the club are now and can they build for next season? With Charlotte Cohen, Ryan Stevenson and This Is Our Story podcaster, Liam Corbett.

We look at who is in trouble in the Championship, can Hamilton avoid the play-offs in League One and what's happened at Spartans in League Two. With David Currie, Ryan Flynn and Craig Telfer.

In the latest episode of the Record Rangers podcast - brought to you in association with NordVPN - Record Sport's Andy Newport and Douglas Dickie look back on the Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat to Celtic and what it means for Danny Rohl. Can Rangers pull themselves together and still challenge for the Premiership title - and  s frazzled captain James Tavenier's Rangers career in danger of fizzling out? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rory Lobb talks about his experience going into a recruitment meeting with the West Coast Eagles before their 2018 Premiership win.The BackChat Podcast is served by Liquor Barons. Let your thirst for discovery be guided by Liquor Barons - find your nearest store!The BackChat Podcast is recorded out of BC Studios, built by grounded. building tomorrow, together.Thanks to our additional sponsors:TABtouch - Don't gamble more than you can afford to lose. Call Gambling Help WA (08) 9325 6644 enquiries@centrecare.com.au or Gambling Help on 1800 858 858 or https://www.gamblinghelponline.org.au/Mamba Digital - E-Commerce & Digital MarketingCamera Electronic - A wide range of premium photographic equipment and knowledge.SAY HELLOEmail: hello@backchatpodcast.com.auSocials: @backchat__Web: www.backchatpodcast.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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We are officially 4 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 4 - a number that quietly carries Brownlow medals, Premierships, leadership and legacy. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 3 and Guernsey Number 3. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

AFL's Opening Round is only a small sample size of how teams are looking, but already Matt Clinch and Cameron Ling thing Brisbane and Gold Coast will be contenders in September. 

We are officially 5 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 5 - worn in Essendon's first Premiership, carried through multiple flag eras, and still evolving as the club moves forward. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 4 and Guernsey Number 4. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

We are officially 6 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 6 - a jumper steeped in leadership, resilience, and Premiership success. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 6 and Guernsey Number 6. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Rangers and Celtic winning nothing in a season would be the biggest failure in the history of the Premiership, according to the PLZ panel. It's Scottish Cup quarter-final weekend. Which team is the favourite to provide the shock of the round?

On Wide World of Sports, Matthew Lloyd has revealed the three teams he thinks are contending for this year's premiership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Wide World of Sports, Matthew Lloyd has revealed the three teams he thinks are contending for this year's premiership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Derek McInnes has led Heart of Midlothian to the top of the Scottish Premiership. But does he get the credit he deserves? Joel is joined by Scott McIntosh to reflect on the head coach's tenure so far. They look at his tenure in relation to perceptions and expectations, what has impressed and surprised, plus if there are any areas that cause concern, before answering the question. Lawrence Shankland's positive injury progress as he looks to aid Hearts title bid - https://www.heartsstandard.co.uk/news/25914142.lawrence-shanklands-positive-injury-progress-hearts-title-bid/ //////////////////////////////////////////////////// Hearts Standard is delighted to be sponsored by Campbell Muir. Campbell Muir is a specialist search firm operating in the UK and US Insurance markets, placing senior insurance professionals into some of the world's top brokerages – you can find them at www.campbell-muir.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Willie Miller and Scott Allan assess Celtic's huge win at Pittodrie keeping alive their Premiership title aspirations. Plus further frustration for Peter Leven's Aberdeen side.

The Go Radio Football Show: March 4th, 2026. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! It's a night of tension, truth‑telling, and title‑race turmoil as Rob MacLean sits in with Mark Guidi and Andy Walker to break down one of the tightest and most unpredictable Premiership seasons in years. From Celtic's must‑win trip to Pittodrie to the spiralling chaos at Aberdeen and the relentless rise of Hearts and Motherwell, this episode is packed with sharp insight, heated debate, and big‑picture perspective. Celtic on the tightrope: Why dropping points at Pittodrie could be fatal — and the big selection calls that raised eyebrows. Aberdeen in disarray: Managerial confusion, relegation‑form results, and whether the players can raise their game with a potential new boss in the stands. Hearts in pole position: How the Tynecastle side quietly became favourites for the title — and whether they can hold off the Glasgow giants. Motherwell's miracle season: The best defence in the league, one of the best stories in Europe, and the players and manager set for huge summer interest. Rangers' frustration: Missed chances, game management doubts, and the lingering question — are they mentally strong enough to win the big moments? This episode is the full Scottish football soap opera — pressure, panic, pride, and possibility — all happening at once. Follow us @thisisgoradio on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Tik Tok The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across Scotland on DAB, YouTube, Smart Speaker - launch Go Radio - and on the Go Radio App. IOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/go-radio/id1510971202 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.thisisgo.goradio&pcampaignid=web_share In Association with Burger King. Home of the Whopper, home delivery half time or full time, exclusively on the Burger King App  https://www.burgerking.co.uk/download-bk-app. Watch the Replay on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/3nM3_7hovRA?si=Kro-OHK_1iBFHq6u  For more Podcasts from Go Studios, head to: https://thisisgo.co.uk/podcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1ATeQD... 

We are officially 8 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 8 a jumper that has been worn by Premiership players, prolific goal-kickers, and some of the club's most durable performers. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 7 and Guernsey Number 7. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Autumn is here, the Gabba goal posts are up, and it's time to unfurl another flag.On the last Saturday of September last year, a fourth quarter avalanche sealed the club's fifth flag since the merger. This weekend, on the first Saturday of March, we begin the quest for our sixth.And we have one of the biggest Roar Deal episodes of all time to launch season 2026.Coming up on the podcast this week:-We preview the massive season opener against the Bulldogs and the drama of our first team selection for 2026-The club's General Manager of Footy, Danny Daly, joins us to talk through injuries, selection dilemmas, and a sneaky question about Zac Bailey's contract-One of the best video editors in the country - Alex Cottier - the man behind last year's AFL.com.au premiership documentary Pound The Rock - joins us ahead of this Wednesday night's launch of 22 Days, the AFL website's 2025 Premiership documentary-The crystal ball makes its first appearance for 2026-After months of work in the studios, we have the premiere of the revamped Brisbane Lions club songAnd much more!Plus, we are so excited to welcome Kartable on board as our new sponsor for the 2026 season!Kartable is a trade procurement platform, effortlessly bringing vendor and trades together for material and service: engaging, planning & purchasing. There is a solution for you. Jump in and make your free profile today at kartable.com.au/roardeal - or reach out to James direct (james@kartable.com.au) to learn how Kartable can support your business.

Mark & Scott discuss the 1-0 victory for Hearts over Aberdeen at Tynecastle, extending the lead at the top of the Premiership. Sponsored by Forrest Hepburn & McDonald Signs Ltd […]

Late drama at Ibrox after Celtic get a 2-2 draw against Rangers in the Premiership title chase. Sportsound has all the reaction including managers Danny Rohl and Martin O'Neill.

Mark gives an immediate reaction to Hearts' 1-0 win over Aberdeen at Tynecastle, as Hearts extended their lead at the top of the Premiership table. Sponsored by Forrest Hepburn & […]

We are officially 12 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 12 reflects Essendon's blend of Premiership success, leadership, and enduring contribution to the club's culture. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 11 and Guernsey Number 11. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

We are officially 14 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 14 - has been worn by Premiership players, durable servants, and modern stars. A number that continues to carry weight at Essendon. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 13 and Guernsey Number 13. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

In this episode, This episode is less a podcast and more a public incident.We kick off with accountability, which quickly turns into a crime scene investigation into where our tips went and who cursed us. Horse racing results get dissected like a failed lab experiment, football bets get thrown under the bus, and the conspiracy theory has now evolved into a full blown manifesto.European best bets are delivered with irrational confidence and the emotional stability of someone doubling down at 2am.Then it's NRL predictions and we are absolutely swinging.Spoons handed out like we're Oprah.Top 8 locked in with zero hesitation.Premiership calls made like we've hacked the simulation.Some teams are contenders.Some are imposters.And at least one take is so hot it'll need to be deleted by Magic Round.We talk structures, collapses, breakouts, and seasons that will derail faster than a multi leg after the first game.Futures bets get launched with the financial planning skills of a bloke buying scratchies with rent money.And we finish with Vegas bets because if you're going to be irresponsible, you may as well do it internationally with flair.This is analysis powered by vibes, delusion, caffeine, and a complete refusal to learn from past mistakes.No filters.No humility.No chance we won't claim we called everything if one bet lands.Stay up to date on our socials @coastalsportspod (0:00) Catch Up (8:00) Horse Racing Accountability(11:31) The Conspiracy Theory On Our Best Bets(15:25) Football Accountability (16:32) European Football Best Bets (19:27) Same Old Year For Titans (23:37) B2B Wooden Spoons For Knights (27:33) NRL Top 8 (30:02) Storm's New Structure (31:13) Can Broncos Continue Where They Left Off (33:35) Mitch Moses To Lead Eels To The Finals(35:30) Sharks To Finally Go To The Next Level (37:20) Are Roosters The Team To Beat (39:56) Panthers To Win Another Premiership (42:12) Will The Bulldogs Halves Work(45:51) Finals Time For Dolphins (48:00) Warriors To Struggle Without Metcalf (49:45) Dearden To Carry Cowboys (52:32) Can Rabbitohs Avoid Key Injuries (55:53) Long Year For The Dragons (1:00:08) Tigers To Progress(1:03:54) Season Futures Bets (1:12:17) Vegas Bets

The Cynic Weekly – The original 90 Minute Cynic Podcast.After a bruising week that left Celtic's season hanging in the balance, Gall is joined by Barry and Boud to pick through everything from a tough week.Fresh from a damaging loss to Hibs and a humbling European night against VfB Stuttgart, the panel ask whether this is the moment the title charge truly began to unravel or the point it finally sparks back into life.The panel discuss:● The Hibs setback and why Celtic look alarmingly easy to play through● Austin Trusty's red card drama, the failed appeal, and whether the club's response feels like deflection● Kasper Schmeichel's worrying form and the recruitment questions that refuse to go away● A European tie that already feels over● Protests at Celtic Park, fan frustration, and the growing disconnect between boardroom and stands● A tough run of fixtures: Rangers at Ibrox, Aberdeen away, Motherwell looming and the very real top-four anxiety

We are officially 16 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 16 - has been worn by Premiership players across multiple eras and now sits firmly in the hands of Essendon's next generation. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 15 and Guernsey Number 15. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

After another summer spent basking, footy is just about upon us again. Next Saturday night (assuming no cyclones form between now and then), the Lions will unfurl the Premiership flag for the second consecutive year, before kicking off the 2026 AFL season against the Western Bulldogs.We've had one dose of pre-season footy already in last week's hit-out against Carlton, and there's still one to come before the real stuff gets underway, with the Suns heading to Brighton Homes Arena for Thursday night's fixture.This week on the podcast:-The club's #1 ticket holder Dan Anstey joins us again-Who will get the final wing spot for Opening Round?-We've found some incredible Fitzroy audio from the archivesAnd much more!

Richard Gordon and the team review Celtic 1-2 Hibs and Livingston 2-2 Rangers in the Scottish Premiership

We are officially 18 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 18 stands as one of Essendon's most decorated jumpers — spanning Premierships from 1911 to the modern era and worn by some of the club's greatest names. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 17 and Guernsey Number 17. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Mark gives an immediate reaction to Hearts' 1-0 win over Falkirk at Tynecastle, as Hearts extended their lead at the top of the Premiership table (for 24 hours at least). […]

Reaction to a huge win for Hearts who move five clear at the top. Motherwell shake off their cup disappointment by thumping St Mirren. Plus a huge win for Dundee at Pittodrie.

Aberdeen return to Premiership action on Saturday as we host Dundee at Pittodrie - can the Dons take some confidence and form out of our win over Motherwell in midweek and start to put some distance between ourselves and the dreaded playoff battle?  Gary & Gavin are here to look ahead to this one.   Become a paid subscriber over at abzfootballpodcast.com   Follow us on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

In Episode 14 of Season 13 of the Aye Ready Podcast, Dave and I go over the disappointing draw against Motherwell in the Premiership as well as the outstanding performance and win against Hearts in the same competition.  We go on to discuss court cases, contracts and more. Listen   iTunes PodBean YouTube Spotify Acast   Contact   Twitter Facebook Instagram

We are officially 20 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 20 stands as a symbol of longevity, forward firepower, and Premiership success throughout Essendon's history. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 19 and Guernsey Number 19. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Tom Savage is one of those players who never took the easy route and deserves every bit of success that he gets!From jumping from level five rugby to the Premiership in a single summer, to playing over 190 games for Gloucester, moving to Japan at the peak of his career, and now helping build something special at Moana Pasifika — Savage's story is built on consistency, work ethic, and knowing exactly what he brings to a team.In this episode of What a Lad, Tom opens up about having no academy pathway, cleaning changing rooms just to stay in the game, the shock of his Premiership debut at Franklin's Gardens, and what it really takes to last at the top level for over a decade.In this episode, we cover…- Growing up without a clear rugby pathway and discovering the game later than most- Choosing Hartpury as his only route into professional rugby- How he managed to play 190+ games in one of the toughest competitions in the world- Why he left Gloucester after eight years of loyalty- The unexpected call to move to Japan- The chaos of COVID and flying home to an empty Heathrow Airport- What Japanese rugby is really like behind the scenes- Joining Moana Pasifika and buying into the culture- Leadership lessons learned across three different countries- Differences between Premiership, Japan & Super rugbyThis episode is a proper deep dive into resilience, professionalism, and building a career the long way. Plenty of lessons, plenty of perspective, and exactly what you'd expect from an all-time team man. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are officially 22 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 22 stands as a symbol of scoring impact and Premiership pedigree at the Essendon Football Club We'll be back tomorrow for Day 21 and Guernsey Number 21. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Dundee Utd face League Two leaders Spartans in their rearranged Scottish Cup tie and we look at what's going on in the Championship and Leagues One and Two. With Ray Bradshaw, Craig Telfer and Scott Fraser.

Rangers closed the gap on Premiership leaders Hearts to just two points by downing the Jambos 4-2 at Ibrox - with Youssef Chermiti helping himself to a hat trick. Douglas Dickie, Andy Newport and Scott McDermott analyze the epic encounter, as well as the altercation with Motherwell and where Rohl's leading the Gers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joel Sked and Graeme Thewliss recap Sunday's Premiership action. They discuss the enigma that Youssef Chermiti and the Ibrox atmosphere as well as Derek McInnes' half-time decisions. Celtic can't keep getting away with it, can they? They look at how a mess of a squad keep finding ways to win. There is love for Judge John-Jules and a breakdown of Kasper Schmeichel. Joel asks why Motherwell are so good in defence and they ponder what Aberdeen are doing with that squad. 0:00 Start 01:08 Rangers 4-2 Hearts 15:59 Kilmarnock 2-3 Celtic 32:52 Motherwell 2-0 Aberdeen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dundee United ended their four-game losing run in the Premiership in dramatic fashion with a 3-2 victory over 10-man Falkirk. What does the winning goal mean for United's forgotten man Julius Eskesen? We discuss the contentious red card shown to Liam Henderson and the performance of Craig Sibbald; a man who is out of contract in the summer and will have no shortage of suitors. And there's no rest for the wicked, with a Scottish Cup showdown against The Spartans up next. Across the road, Simon Murray ended his 18-game goalless streak with a deadly double against Livingston. However, the Dark Blues somehow endeavoured to throw away their 2-0 advantage against rock-bottom Lions. Again. We pick the bones out of a bonkers first half at Dens and ask: what was Jon McCracken thinking? And does the form of Kilmarnock – even after their agonising defeat against Celtic – mean Dundee are still looking over their shoulders ahead of a testing run of games? In place for this Monday edition are Courier Sport's Dundee United writer Alan Temple, Dundee FC writer George Cran and former Evening Telegraph sports editor Graeme Finnan. You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos

We are officially 24 days out from Essendon's Round 1 clash with Hawthorn, under lights at the MCG on March 13 and between now and then, we're doing something a little bit different. Leading into the 2025 Season, we counted down our Top 100 Essendon players since 1980. In 2026, we're kicking off a daily countdown to Round 1, 2026 but instead of just ticking off days on a calendar, we're counting them down through Essendon's guernsey numbers. Who wore it first. Who wore it most. Which Premiership players pulled it on. Brownlow winners, club legends, cult heroes, and sometimes the obscure one-gamer that still forms part of the story.   By the time we get to Number 1, we'll be on the eve of Round 1 — and we'll have walked through more than a century of Essendon history, one jumper at a time. Guernsey Number 24 - a jumper defined by endurance, Premiership success, and some of the longest-serving players the club has ever produced. We'll be back tomorrow for Day 23 and Guernsey Number 23. _______________________ Links: Don The Stat Website | The Official Home of Don The Stat  Don The Stat Patreon Don The Stat on Facebook  Don The Stat on Instagram  Follow Us on X / Twitter Jono / Ian 

Post-match reaction to Sunday's Premiership excitement with a big win for Celtic before Rangers defeated league leaders Hearts at Ibrox. Plus another three points for Motherwell.

Alasdair Lamont, Andy Halliday and Michael Stewart review Saturday's Premiership action and look forward to two huge matches in the title race

Gordon Duncan, Hugh Keevins, Cammy Bell and Gordon Dalziel are in the studio as they bring you live coverage of this weekends Scottish football. With a look ahead to Rangers v Hearts and Celtic v Kilmarnock to next day. The Panel give their thoughts on that before the live action starts for the rest of the teams in the Premiership. The top team are around the ground as they bring you the starting line ups, half-time & full-time reports.Hugh has another First-Half and Second-Half teasers.Gordon asks for the valentine poems and you do not disappoint.

We look back at how Wednesday's Premiership results, with a win for Celtic and Rangers drawing with Motherwell, have affected the title race and the relegation battle as Kilmarnock defeat St Mirren. And we look ahead to the Nations League draw to discover Scotland's fate. With Charlotte Cohen, Michael Grant and Lee Miller.

Mark gives an immediate reaction to Hearts 1-0 win over Hibs in the Edinburgh Derby at Tynecastle, to go 6 points clear at the top of the Premiership. Sponsored by […]

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