Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Clarke

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Could Steve Clarke be about to extend his stay as Scotland manager? Plus we look at the Premiership play-off final as Partick Thistle host St Mirren as they look to make it back to Scotland's top flight. With Charlotte Cohen, Ray Bradshaw and Ryan Flynn.

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Gordon Parks believes Celtic need to look for a new, younger manager and celebrate the legacy of Martin O'Neill's achievements this season. Hugh MacDonald dismisses any sort of strict liability or legislation for pitch invasions. Gordon Parks explains why Steve Clarke omitted Oli McBurnie from his final Scotland squad.

Another Premiership season comes to a close (unless you're in Paisley or Maryhill). After all the hope and fears comes the joy and tears as the final league table takes on an all too familiar appearance.Josh is joined by Andy, Daris, Krys and Stephen to reflect on probably the most dramatic top flight season in several generations. Inevitably, most of the chat is around the top four teams - three of which went into the split in contention and the other who played a massive part in deciding how it ended.On top of that, Steve Clarke's 26 man squad for the World Cup was announced earlier in the day of recording, so with three of the five people hopping the Atlantic, the guys give their thoughts on the men chosen to try and finally get Scotland to the knockout promised land for the first time ever.Thank you to everyone for tuning into this latest episode of SFF Podcast.Linktree - https://linktr.ee/SFFPODCASTBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialTwitter/X - @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastTikTok - @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Another Premiership season comes to a close (unless you're in Paisley or Maryhill). After all the hope and fears comes the joy and tears as the final league table takes on an all too familiar appearance.Josh is joined by Andy, Daris, Krys and Stephen to reflect on probably the most dramatic top flight season in several generations. Inevitably, most of the chat is around the top four teams - three of which went into the split in contention and the other who played a massive part in deciding how it ended.On top of that, Steve Clarke's 26 man squad for the World Cup was announced earlier in the day of recording, so with three of the five people hopping the Atlantic, the guys give their thoughts on the men chosen to try and finally get Scotland to the knockout promised land for the first time ever.Thank you to everyone for tuning into this latest episode of SFF Podcast.Linktree - https://linktr.ee/SFFPODCASTBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialTwitter/X - @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastTikTok - @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Reaction to the announcement by manager Steve Clarke of Scotland's 26-man squad for the World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico. With Andy Burke, Tom English and Andy Halliday.

Gordon Duncan, Tony Watt and Gordon Dalziel are in the studio, as we react to Steve Clarke's announcement of Scotland's squad for the World Cup. We're debating who missed out and who was a surprise inclusion. Plus, more of your thoughts following Celtic's Scottish Premiership title win on Sunday, and what's next for Rangers under manager Danny Röhl.We'll also have a Full-Time Teaser, and your chance to take on Beat The Pundit after 7pm.

We didn't think there would be many surprises, but that doesn't mean there aren't any talking points. Ross Stewart and Findlay Curtis' inclusions, Lennon Miller's exclusion, three right-backs, five centre-backs and centre-forwards, and three keepers who aren't playing. What does it all mean? Also on the agenda, Clarke's contract, as he says it will be clear before the tournament starts. Commentator, creator and host Andy Bargh is joined by fellow commentator Calum Brown and Gavin Noon from the Scotland's Coefficient website. Thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Andrew's back! Just in time to discuss possibly the most disappointing end to season ever? Well, unless you're a Celtic fan, of course...Yes, Hearts fell at the final hurdle with an all-too-familiar name on the Premiership trophy once again. But we discuss what actually makes a deserving champion...And with the Scotland World Cup squad announcement imminent, we try to determine who had the stronger XI - our current national team or the crew from 1998 who last represented the Tartan Army on the biggest stage.RUNNING ORDER:00:00: INTRO: Welcome back, Andrew01:36: BROKEN HEARTS: Is it the most disappointing end to a season ever? And what now for Hearts going forward after getting so close?11:37: CELTIC AGAIN: The Hoops made it over the line in first place. But what makes a champion deserving of the title?20:17: PITCH INVASIONS: The ugly scenes that marred the end of the match at Parkhead might have repercussions that go far beyond the end of the season...29:54: SCOTLAND: As we gear up for the announcement of Steve Clarke's squad for the tournament this coming summer, we discuss which squad - 1998 or 2026 - is better.45:39: OUTRO

Creator and host Andy Bargh is joined by former BBC journalist and Scotland home & away fan Thomas Mackintosh and Alan Risk from the Air Force Wan Twitter page to estimate Steve Clarke's World Cup selections. Who will be Hickey's replacement? Who will be the three keepers? Does Ross Stewart have a serious shout? Is Burke out the picture? Centre mid and centre back easily sorted? Ben Gannon-Doak and who else for the wings? Thanks for listening to the award-nominated Hampden Roar Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Creator and host Andy Bargh welcomes UEFA B licensed analyst and coach Dougie Anderson along with commentator Calum Brown to chat about the striking options for Steve Clarke this summer. If we assume Adams, Dykes and Shankland will go, who else has staked a claim for a place and what do each of them offer, as well as the ones cemented in Clarke's thoughts? In correlation with Dougie's insightful Twitter thread, we delve into what each of them are good, and not so good, at. Thanks for listening. Link to A LONG TIME COMING: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/long-time-coming Link for Hampden Roar Live: https://bit.ly/4dosApk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The Scottish Cup semi-finals are done and dusted, and there will be some familiar faces meeting each other in the showpiece in May. One face that (probably) won't be at Hampden for the final, however, is pundit Michael Stewart who was barred from entering the national stadium at the weekend by the SFA. Does his exclusion set a dangerous precedent for freedom of speech in our game? There's been endless chat about Hearts this season as they maintain the lead in the Premiership title race, but what's been going on at the top of the leagues below the top flight? We have a look around all the movers and shakers from the Championship to the Lowland and Highland Leagues.And with Scotland heading to the World Cup this Summer against a seemingly never-ending barrage of bad news stories around the fan experience in the host country, we try to make sense of what might lie in wait for the Tartan Army in June. And maybe Oli McBurnie too?Join Andrew Slaven, Laura Brannan and Findlay Marks once again as they're fully up to pod fitness and tackling the big talking points from the last week in Scottish football.RUNNING ORDER:00:00: INTRO: Snoods, tiny shin pads and...sports bras?03:37: SCOTTISH CUP: Dunfermline will meet Celtic in this year's final, but can you remember the last time the Pars faced off against the Hoops at Hampden11:54: EXTRA-TIME: Is there any point to an additional 30 minutes in the modern game?16:51: BANNING PUNDITS: Were the SFA right to ban Michael Stewart from covering the Scottish Cup semi-finals at Hampden?24:04: LOWER LEAGUES: Who's looking on course for the title from the Championship down to the Lowland and Highland leagues?30:29: SCOTLAND: What will lie in wait for fans heading over to the USA this summer?38:05: OLI MCBURNIE: The Hull City striker has been asking Steve Clarke what it will take for him to make the World Cup squad, but was he right to do so?41:34: OUTRO

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Si Ferry, Slaney, James McFadden, Derek Ferguson and Gordon Dalziel reflect on Scotland's 2 friendly defeats against Japan and Ivory Coast and question whether the reaction of some fans to boo the Steve Clarke's side despite their qualification for the upcoming World Cup. The lads also look ahead to the return of the SPFL Scottish Premiership this weekend as Hearts and Celtic face huge away ties with Derek McInnes' team heading to Livingston and Martin O'Neill returning to Dundee to take on a make or break game at Dens Park. In Glasgow, can Dundee United cause another upset in the title race by taking points off Rangers at Ibrox?There's also a huge game at the bottom of the table with St Mirren taking on Aberdeen - who will get a much needed three points in the fight against relegation! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this live edition of The Huddle Breakdown Extra Time, Martin, James, and Alan tackle the mounting crises at Celtic and the wider existential threats to modern football. The panel discusses the "poison chalice" that is the Celtic managerial vacancy, debating whether the club needs a seasoned heavyweight to battle the board's inertia or a young innovator to overhaul the system. Alan explains why simply throwing money at analytics won't fix Celtic's recruitment without a massive cultural shift, pointing to Chelsea and Tottenham as prime examples of expensive dysfunction. Meanwhile, James expresses his dread at the thought of Steve Clarke ever managing Celtic, and Alan delivers a passionate lament on the death of European football romance caused by the English Premier League's financial dominance and the expanded Champions League format. Finally, the lads preview the crucial upcoming SPFL fixture against a resilient Dundee side, acknowledging that Celtic's poor away form makes the title race a complete coin flip. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Si Ferry, Slaney, James McFadden, Derek Ferguson and Gordon Dalziel reflect on Scotland's 2 friendly defeats against Japan and Ivory Coast and question whether the reaction of some fans to boo the Steve Clarke's side despite their qualification for the upcoming World Cup. The lads also look ahead to the return of the SPFL Scottish Premiership this weekend as Hearts and Celtic face huge away ties with Derek McInnes' team heading to Livingston and Martin O'Neill returning to Dundee to take on a make or break game at Dens Park. In Glasgow, can Dundee United cause another upset in the title race by taking points off Rangers at Ibrox?There's also a huge game at the bottom of the table with St Mirren taking on Aberdeen - who will get a much needed three points in the fight against relegation! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Gordon Duncan is joined by Tony Watt & Alex Rae, reacting to Scotland's 1-0 defeat last night to Ivory Coast, making it back to back losses in their World Cup friendlies. We get your thoughts on Steve Clarke's formation and what changes need to be made ahead of the tournament.Plus, we have Beat The Pundit and The Full Time Teaser

Willie Miller, Stuart McCall, Leanne Crichton and Tom English assess what condition Steve Clarke's Scotland are in following back-to-back defeats against Japan and Ivory Coast.

After the late sucker punch from Japan, we assess where Scotland are ahead of taking on Ivory Coast and what changes Steve Clarke might make, with Ray Bradshaw, Cammy Bell and Michael Grant.

Gordon Duncan, Stephen O'Donnell and Roger Hannah are in the studio, taking your calls!Andrew Maclean is live from Liverpool at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium where Steve Clarke's side face their last friendly of this international break on Tuesday.Callers give their thoughts on team selection against the African nation. And meanwhile, Scott Brown leaves Ayr United.

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Andrew Maclean is joined by Hugh Keevins and Jim Duffy to reflect on Scotland's 1-0 loss to Japan in yesterday's international friendly. We hear from Steve Clarke on the Scotland fan's booing the team and the boys talk about the possibility of Celtic's Julian Araujo suffering a long term injury. Plus, we have a Beat The Pundit tussle with Terry in the Southside

Willie Miller, Billy Dodds, Leanne Crichton and Tom English assess Steve Clarke's side following their narrow loss to Japan at the start of their World Cup preparations.

The international break has arrived as Steve Clarke's squad meet up for the first time since their heroic World Cup qualification night against Denmark last year!Si Ferry, Slaney, James McFadden, Derek Ferguson and Gordon Dalziel look ahead to Scotland's upcoming friendlies with Japan and Ivory Coast and discuss what they're hoping to see from the squad this weekend as well as Steve Clarke's future and how far Scotland can go in the World Cup this summer!We also discuss the latest fall out from the title race between Hearts, Rangers and Celtic as well as how much trouble Aberdeen are in as the St Mirren and Killie close in on them at the bottom end of the table! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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