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Welcome back to Room 1 on 1 from the Homebhoys.   With Celtic travelling to Croatia for UCL matchday 6, Scott is joined by Lovre Nikolac  @FootyCroatia  on twitter to tell us a bit more about Dinamo Zagreb.   They chat about last season, the ins and outs at the club before looking at next weeks game.   Uživati!

Celtic 3-0 Rangers. Old Firm Derby Fallout Continues! SUBSCRIBE:  @PLZSoccer  Despite a promising start, Rangers couldn't capitalize on key moments, with missed opportunities from McCausland and Dessers proving costly. Celtic's relentless pressure was rewarded with goals from Maeda, Kyogo, and a deflected strike from McGregor. Rangers' inability to compete with Celtic's quality raises serious concerns about their prospects this season. Are they in a battle for second place rather than challenging for the title? With Celtic maintaining their unbeaten run in the league and Rangers now winless in their last 13 meetings, this result could be a defining moment in the Scottish Premiership race.

Welcome back to Room 1 on 1 from the Homebhoys. With Celtic returning to league duty and a trip on the motorway down to Paisley, to face St Mirren at St Mirren Park this Sunday afternoon. Scott sits down with his old Buddie, Chris Dailly to look back at last season, to chat about this summers ins and outs and Chris tells us about his own Euro travels this season, before letting us know his thoughts on the weekend and the season ahead. Enjoy.

Welcome back to Room1 on 1 from the Homebhoys. With Celtic due back at Hampden for the first time since May, we line up against a much changed Aberdeen side, so to get the lowdown on our Northern neighbours, we welcome Gavin J Baxter of the ABZ Podcast on to help us. Gavin gives us his thoughts on the season so far, about the appointment and then dismissal of Barry Robson and he delves into his own pain, to tell us about his own Neil Warnock experience. We then chat about what is going on at Aberdeen and the prospective new manager , Jimmy Thelin and his own thoughts on the appointment. We chat about what Aberdeen are looking at off the field before the weekends game. Gavin tells us about how he sees the game going and what Aberdeen need to do to get back to Hampden in May. Enjoy!

With Celtic announcing a North America Tour for this Summer, Desi and Hector catch up with Callum Murray of the Washington CSC to discuss the up and coming visit from Celtic to the capital as well as Chapel Hill, North Carolina and South Bend, IndianaThey discuss the history for the Washington CSCThey discuss the CSC's big plans for the game weekend when Celtic (and Desi!) arriveThey discuss Football in America and how its different to what we see at Parkhead.They discuss the opportunities right there for the club to capitalise on.They discuss the lengths some people abroad will go to to watch Celtic.They discuss the logistics of fans in North America and beyond attending the games this summer.They discuss DC United strengths and potential issues with weather and surface,They discuss the size of the stadium and potential ticket issues.They discuss Washingtons Do's and Donts and look forward to a big occasion.They even discuss the cost of a pint of lager in the stadium!CONTACT  DETAILS: The Washington CSC is based at ​Irelands Four Courts, 2051 Wilson Bolulevard Arlington,Virginia Webpageswww.irelandsfourcourts.comhttps://www.celticbars.com/celtic-bar/irelands-four-courts/​DC-CSC TWITTER:  CSCWashingtonDC  PLEASE avoid old account​!

With Celtic announcing a North America Tour for this Summer, Desi and Hector catch up with Callum Murray of the Washington CSC to discuss the up and coming visit from Celtic to the capital as well as Chapel Hill, North Carolina and South Bend, IndianaThey discuss the history for the Washington CSCThey discuss the CSC's big plans for the game weekend when Celtic (and Desi!) arriveThey discuss Football in America and how its different to what we see at Parkhead.They discuss the opportunities right there for the club to capitalise on.They discuss the lengths some people abroad will go to to watch Celtic.They discuss the logistics of fans in North America and beyond attending the games this summer.They discuss DC United strengths and potential issues with weather and surface,They discuss the size of the stadium and potential ticket issues.They discuss Washingtons Do's and Donts and look forward to a big occasion.They even discuss the cost of a pint of lager in the stadium!CONTACT  DETAILS: The Washington CSC is based at ​Irelands Four Courts, 2051 Wilson Bolulevard Arlington,Virginia Webpageswww.irelandsfourcourts.comhttps://www.celticbars.com/celtic-bar/irelands-four-courts/​DC-CSC TWITTER:  CSCWashingtonDC  PLEASE avoid old account​!

With Celtic nation anxiously awaiting news on Jaylen Brown's future and Brad's attempts to fill out the roster, Jordan Walsh and the SL Celtics gave us something to celebrate, a 95-90 win over the undefeated SL Lakers. Ron and Guillermo discuss the win, Walsh's brilliance, and which players have a leg up for potential two-way contracts. They discuss where the roster stands, and the workouts of free agents John Wall, Harry Giles and Isaiah Thomas. Could any end up in green? Finally, the guys discuss the NBA midseason tournament and the new rules pertaining to coaches challenges. #Celtics #Lakers #NBASummerLeague #JordanWalsh #JaylenBrown #BradStevens #NBA

Welcome back to another episode of Room 1 on 1.With Celtic heading to the city of discovery for the first time this season, we call up old pal Paul McNicholl from the Dode Fox, Dundee United podcast.Before we chat about the season, Paul tells us about his live shows that him and Ronnie Costello hosted earlier this year and we talk about the success of the evenings.We look back at last seasons 4th place finish under Tam Courts before discussing the managers impact and even stranger decision to depart the club.We look at the ins and outs at Tannadice before having a look at the current squad and the stand outs there.Paul tells us about this seasons troubles as the lads try to put a finger on what is going wrong at UnitedWe finish as always with Pauls thoughts on the match and his own hopes and thoughts on the season ahead.Enjoy.

The Celtic Soul Podcast returns on audio across all platforms and on Celtic Fanzine TV on YouTube. With Celtic continuing their pre-season. Celtic FC manager, Ange Postecoglou talks about the Tommy Burns Play. While Jota chats about his permanent move to Celtic. As Glasgow Poet Erin Boyle joins host Andrew Milne for a catch up. They discuss all things Celtic, Partick Thistle, The Kano Foundation, Poetry, the More than 90 Minutes Fanzine Community. Erin reviews the Tommy Burns play and also talks about the bullying and abuse she has suffered as Celtic supporting poet both in the street and online. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WITH Celtic now closing in on the start of the new Scottish Premiership season we sat down this week to provide our Pre-Season Predictions across a range of categories as our esteemed(!) panel discuss the players who'll be making the headlines in 2022/23. Who'll be the star man this year, who's the next exciting youth prospect to break through to the first team, and who will be the surprise package of the season? We discuss all of this and more with less than two weeks to go to the big kick off. (Disclaimer: We reserve the right to get these predictions completely wrong and to revise them at will as the season unfolds!) Speculation also continues as to who Ange will be adding to the squad, with Australian international Aaron Mooy looking likely to arrive this week. Others should follow according to recent comments from Ange himself and it remains to be seen if we'll get the ball playing centre-half and defensive midfielder that many fans have been calling for. The Bhoys followed a midweek win against Banik Ostrava in the Czech Republic with a battling 2-2 draw against Blackburn Rovers at Celtic Park on Saturday and we look back on those matches as well as a short preview on the remaining pre-season fixtures against Legia Warsaw (Wed 20th July) and Norwich (Sat 23rd July). Tino, Mif, James & Paddy were on the mics this week, covering all of the above and more in the latest episode of The Celtic Exchange Weekly. Support The Celtic Exchange by sharing this episode far and wide with your fellow Celtic supporters - it really makes a big difference to what we do. Thanks, Team TCE.

Yes I'm aware it's the 88th show and I said it's the 89th, let's just call Stevie an idiot and move on okay. With Celtic returning tomorrow, and the sausage bean and cheese melt making a comeback, we thought we'd bring back our beloved CHATS TO segment, and on this one we chat with Hannah, who you may or may not know for her updates online about Japanese football.Hannah's on Twitter - here and has been a fantastic source of information for all things J-League related, as well as translating anything online in regards to our Japanese players at the club! We discuss; How she got into the J-League, and Japan in generalYosuke Ideguchi, Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda How expensive Japanese football kits are The cultural differences and stereotypes in JapanAnd of course, Hannah gives us a SHOOT PREDICTION!We'll be back for a review on Tuesday, and we hope you enjoy being back at Celtic Park as much as we will. We'll also have press access post-match and keep you informed about that before the match.Once more, a huge thanks to Hannah, give her a follow!And you can catch our latest appearance on the big dog show at 67HAIL HAIL here as wellMusic Credit: Oliver Deriviere - Chow Time (SOR of course was famous in Japan so this is cultural appreciation!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Celtic back at home this weekend, we host double cup champions St Johnstone to Celtic Park.So Gamblatips host Greg Browning returns to Room 1 on 1, to help us chat about the Saints.We look back at St Johnstones greatest season ever, reminiscing the big moments from the season.Greg talks us through the ins and outs before we look at the strengths of the current squad.We both look at the season so far, the Euro run and the league fixtures before we chat about this weekends fixture and Gregs hope for the game and season.Enjoy

The Game Ep3 - Partizan Belgrade   To this day, this is one of the most incredible games I have ever attended.  Yes I’ve been at the Barca game, the Invincibles Cup Final Game, victories and defeats at Ibrox but for utterly incredible drama few can match this game - Celtic 5, Partizan Belgrade 4.   A future Dundee Utd Manager, the dad of a future Celtic striker and a guy wearing trackie bottoms - this game had it all (all except a Celtic victory).   Antony and I are joined by Lawrence Donegan as he name drops his way through his memories of The Game.   Here’s how the Celtic Wiki describes it:   This was one of the most remarkable games ever viewed at Parkhead with an absolutely disastrous ending for a brave Celtic team.   Scoring went as follows: 0-1, 1-1, 2-1, 2-2, 3-2, 3-3, 4-3, 5-3, 5-4.   With Celtic leading 5-3 and going through on aggregate with just two minutes left, Joe Miller lost the ball at the Partizan goal corner flag. A quick break down the left wing saw a cross come in and Scepovic headed it for goal. The despairing Bonner got a hand to out and only served to divert it past Paul Elliot who was on the goal line and would have cleared had Bonner not knocked it past him.   Celtic players and fans were devastated at time up and stood in stone silence as jubilant Partizan players and coaches danced for joy on the Parkhead turf.   Billy McNeill was heavily criticised afterwards for not making one substitution when Celtic were leading 5-3 with minutes to go which would have broken the game up and killed some time.   It is thought that Darius Dziekanowski could have laid on another cert, but went for a personal five. He was later lambasted in the changing room despite having scored four goals, and maybe others were more culpable for the defeat than Jacki.   Enjoy…

With Celtic only able to draw at Tannadice on Sunday, Rangers were crowned Scottish League champions for a world record 55th time. Host David Wren was joined by a range of our contributors to savour a moment which was ten years in the making! The Gersnet Podcast: the independent Rangers FC podcast, by fans, for fans. LIVE and FREE every Sunday on YouTube at 9.30pm. Available from a range of other platforms on the following day (including Acast, Castbox, iTunes, Spotify and TuneIn). Thanks to Exploration Group (Music Publishing), BMG Rights Management (US), LLC and Damien Robitaille (@damienrobi via Twitter) for use of their material.

With Celtic into another Scottish Cup Final, Murdo, Mark and Simon sit down to chat about all things CFC, including an interview with Lubo Moravcik and EXCLUSIVE shock transfer news!   - EXCLUSIVE £10m transfer news! - Neil Lennon's managerial ability! - Who is Celtic's best choice for goalkeeper and much MORE!

Its a new season, so we're back with Room 1 on 1.With Celtic v Hamilton Academical on teh horizon, Scott catches up with Ben Paterson, of Only Accies to have a wee look at Accies and what they are bringing to Celtic Park.We look at last season before the closure, talk about Bens feelings towards the Hearts cries.The guys talk about the Hamilton squad, the incomings and outgoings.We finish off with a small look at the game on Sunday, where Hamilton will look to push and how we think the team will set up.Enjoy

Its a new season, so we're back with Room 1 on 1.With Celtic v Hamilton Academical on teh horizon, Scott catches up with Ben Paterson, of Only Accies to have a wee look at Accies and what they are bringing to Celtic Park.We look at last season before the closure, talk about Bens feelings towards the Hearts cries.The guys talk about the Hamilton squad, the incomings and outgoings.We finish off with a small look at the game on Sunday, where Hamilton will look to push and how we think the team will set up.Enjoy

The Totally Scottish Football Show invades the Totally Football Show for a special episode. In the space of one crazy Tuesday, Brendan Rodgers walks away from Celtic for Leicester. And consigliere Neil Lennon returns to the managerial hot seat at Celtic Park. Our regular Scottish trio of Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Laura Brannan from COPA90 are in the studio to discuss a huge story in British football. Although the digital Jim Leighton is sadly unable to join us. With Celtic just games away from completing a domestic treble, and with Rodgers claiming to be a Celtic fan, should the fans feel betrayed? Barca Jim discusses Brendan’s exit and whether Lennon can get the Bhoys over the line. Or are the feats of the treble treble or 10 titles in a row now in jeopardy? Plus Jonathan Northcroft from The Sunday Times, author of Fearless: The Amazing Underdog Story of Leicester City, debates how good a fit Rodgers is for Leicester. And does this represent a sobering moment for Scottish football?  RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Rodgers leaves Celtic – the immediate reaction (01m 30s) • PART 1b: The Celtic fan’s perspective with Barca Jim (05m 20s) • PART 2: Jonathan Northcroft on what this appointment means to Leicester (12m 00s) • PART 3: Neil Lennon takes the reins at Celtic for the rest of the season (19m 45s)

The Totally Scottish Football Show invades the Totally Football Show for a special episode. In the space of one crazy Tuesday, Brendan Rodgers walks away from Celtic for Leicester. And consigliere Neil Lennon returns to the managerial hot seat at Celtic Park. Our regular Scottish trio of Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Laura Brannan from COPA90 are in the studio to discuss a huge story in British football. Although the digital Jim Leighton is sadly unable to join us. With Celtic just games away from completing a domestic treble, and with Rodgers claiming to be a Celtic fan, should the fans feel betrayed? Barca Jim discusses Brendan’s exit and whether Lennon can get the Bhoys over the line. Or are the feats of the treble treble or 10 titles in a row now in jeopardy? Plus Jonathan Northcroft from The Sunday Times, author of Fearless: The Amazing Underdog Story of Leicester City, debates how good a fit Rodgers is for Leicester. And does this represent a sobering moment for Scottish football?  RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Rodgers leaves Celtic – the immediate reaction (01m 30s) • PART 1b: The Celtic fan’s perspective with Barca Jim (05m 20s) • PART 2: Jonathan Northcroft on what this appointment means to Leicester (12m 00s) • PART 3: Neil Lennon takes the reins at Celtic for the rest of the season (19m 45s)

JJ Bull is in the hot seat this week, in the company of Kieran Canning to discuss another seismic Scottish football weekend. With Celtic suffering last-gasp defeat at Kilmarnock, are we set for an actual title race this year? Can Rodgers rescue the Bhoys from this slump, when did they become so shot-shy and what has happened to Scott Sinclair? After a 5-1 thrashing of St Johnstone, Steven Gerrard spoke of playing ‘the Rangers way.’ Jonny McFarlane from the Rangers Record podcast joins us to try and describe what the Rangers way is. Hibs hammer the Premiership’s only pointless club but at what point will McCann’s Dundee become Miller’s Dundee? And elsewhere, which Aberdeen player is like an encouraging parent AND a bee? Plus we discover that that if you go to Gretna, you get great Scottish Cup football. And Micro Chips! • PART 1: THAT John McGinn goal (1m 10s) • PART 2: Kilmarnock 2-1 Celtic with David Wren from the Kilmarnock Standard (3m 30s) • PART 3: Dundee 0-3 Hibs (12m 45s) • PART 4: Rangers 5-1 St Johnstone with Jonny McFarlane from the Record Rangers podcast (16m 40s) • PART 5: Hearts 0-0 Livingston (26m 00s) • PART 6: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Neil White (30m 45s) • PART 7: Scottish Cup 1st round: Gretna 2008 3-2 Vale of Leithen with Colin Paterson, editor of East Kilbride News (33m 15s) • PART 8: Aberdeen 1-0 Motherwell & Hamilton 3-0 St Mirren (40m 00s) • PART 9: Betfred League Cup quarter-final look-ahead (47m 00s)

With Celtic going for 55 (in a row) and podcast #55, it's all about the 5's. Sadly, it's another 5 we discuss, with the loss to PSG the main topic of conversation. This is followed by the question: 'Neymar. Magician or Muppet?' We then debate our chances in the upcoming Anderlecht match and further progress in the Champions League. We round things off with predictions for the upcoming Ross County game. If you would like to get in touch then please email us (HalfTheWorld88@gmail.com) or follow us on Twitter (@HalfTheWorld88)

With Celtic going for 55 (in a row) and podcast #55, it's all about the 5's. Sadly, it's another 5 we discuss, with the loss to PSG the main topic of conversation. This is followed by the question: 'Neymar. Magician or Muppet?' We then debate our chances in the upcoming Anderlecht match and further progress in the Champions League. We round things off with predictions for the upcoming Ross County game. If you would like to get in touch then please email us (HalfTheWorld88@gmail.com) or follow us on Twitter (@HalfTheWorld88)

In a week where Manchester United fans were filled with an unnerving sense of deja vu, the Team are back together to lose to the minnow that is the world of football. Speaking of ugly football, this week’s episode is a veritable celebration of aesthetics. Girlfriend and boyfriend combo, Chris and Marielle, join us to settle once and for all the age old question: who would win in a match between the world’s sexiest footballers and the world ugliest footballers? This week’s Organised fun will continue the couples theme as we see if Chris and Marielle know each other better than Jon and Paddy do in a game of footballing Mr and Mrs. Before that though, in line with Jeremy Corbyn’s anti-sugar legislation, we discuss a number of Talking Points from the previous week in football. Marielle topped the Twitter poll this week, which is unsurprising given that she offered a different topic to our usual stolid affair of drugs in sport, Kevin De Bruyne and Serie A football in the 90s. She wants to turn our attention to the women’s game, asking whether or not women’s football could use more characters like Hope Solo? As ever, the thinking person’s football pundit is here to amaze you with his endearing combination of profundity and wordsmithery. He casts everyone’s minds back to Sunday’s fixture between Watford and Manchester United raising the question whether or not Machester United should be starting to worry about their current lack of form. Chris, football’s equivalent to Chris Brunt, is taking us right to the heart of Scottish football. With Celtic spanking everyone in the SPL but being spanked in turn in the Champions League, he wonders what real success constitutes for Scotland’s biggest team. All this and much more beside in this week’s episode of A Team of John O’Sheas.

Mundofonías #6 Sep 2015 - Sonidos del mundo - Sounds of the world Con músicas celtas, portuguesas, flamencas, "arabicanas" y africanas, entre otras. With Celtic, Portuguese, Flamenco, "Arabicana" and African tunes, among others. Spiro - Will you go walk the woods so wild (Welcome joy and welcome sorrow) Shooglenifty Scotland - The highway carpark (The untied knot) SEIVA - Margaça (Seiva) Sebastião Antunes & Quadrilha - Proibido adivinhar (Proibido adivinhar) Acetre Folk Bilingüe - Oficial - Invocación (Edipo rey B.S.O.) Lourdes Pastor - Telón telonero (¿A quién le cantaré yo?) Vahagni - Cheridov suite + Tigran Hamasyan (Imagined frequencies) BOLO - Buzz (Bolo) Lura - Goré (Herança) NO blues - Ehsas (Oh yeah habibi) Tamikrest - Itous (Taksera) (Bolo - Greetings (Bolo)) Radio Círculo (Madrid, ES) Radio Universidad de Guanajuato (MX) Multicult.fm - das Weltkulturradio (DE) 88vier (Berlin/Potsdam, DE) Radio UNAM (México DF, MX) UABC Radio (Baja California, MX) Ràdio País (Gasconha, FR) RCFM - Radio Crónica Folk Musical (ES) Rádio Filispim (Galiza, ES) Groovalización Radio (FR) Ràdio Klara (València, ES) Radio Universidad de Atacama (CL) Radio Artigas (UY) Radio París-LaPaz (BO) TTRadio (ES) Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico (PR) Radio Kolor (Cuenca, ES) Radio Universidad Autónoma del Yucatán (MX) Radio Filarmonía (Lima, PE) Radio Aukan (CL) Radio Inter S'cool (GP) Radio Educación del Mayab (MX) Rádio Zero (PT) Radio Universidad de Concepción (CL) Radio Universidad de Salamanca (ES) Onda Polígono (Toledo, ES) Onda Campus (Extremadura, ES) WLCH Radio Centro (Pennsylvania, US) Radio Isora (Canarias, ES) Radio Sonora Internacional (CO) Radio Fuga (Madrid, ES) Radio Camino (ES) La Voz de Guamote (EC) Mundofonías Radio (ES) OK Radio (VE) Almargen Radio (Andalucía, ES) Unicauca Estéreo (CO) FM Folklórica del Paraná (AR) Hamburger Lokalradio (DE) Ràdio Aktiva (ES) ?#?musicasdelmundo? ?#?musicasdomundo? ?#?worldmusic? ?#?folk? ?#?musicadomundo? ?#?musiquedumonde? ?#?musiquesdumonde? ?#?músicasdelmundo? ?#?músicasdomundo?

As has been mentioned on the podcast before, we are officially in the business end of the season. When the going gets tough, the tough get up and leave, and that means Greig and Krys. Greig is off helping Ian Baraclough with his homework prior to the play off final, and Krys is dropped for his recent lack of stats. Hopefully both will return next week. That means it's John and Craig to talk you through the last week of Scottish fitba and to look ahead to the upcoming games. Tennent's and Brahma are on the menu. If you ever need anyone to hype up a product, or event, John is your man. The way he bigs up the upcoming podcast is priceless. Rangers squeezed past Hibs in the Premiership play off semi final. The first leg was 2-0 at Ibrox, which was enjoyable for Craig, apart from the bizarre road closures that followed. The second leg may have been a good watch, but Craig has no idea due to watching a pop concert, followed by a little Snoop Dogg. It was this point that John disappeared from the podcast temporarily. Cummings scored the first goal, so that aspect of the charity bet won. Another £50 into the pot. Don't ask about the other bet. Next up for Rangers is Motherwell, with both sides going into the game with differing form. Craig says that Rangers will win the first leg and struggle in the second. That's that decided then. No need to play the games. With Celtic sealing their league campaign with an emphatic win over Inverness, Craig takes leave of his senses and talks up Ronnie Deila. Despite his season ticket at Ibrox being under threat, there are certainly some compliments for the Celtic boss in there. It's the Scottish Cup final this weekend, between Inverness and Falkirk. Don't worry, John has some stats up his sleeve. Craig might be going to the game, but only if he gets a student ticket. The charity bet this week is a little different. It's Nicky Clark to score first on Thursday (not Sunday's game). The other bet is BTTS in both the cup final and the play off second leg. Once again, we highly recommend signing up for a McBookie account. They are the good guys. If you are signing up to them, why not checkout accanation.com for some tips. Thank you, once again, to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes. SFFPodcast On Twitter. Why not say hello? http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

As has been mentioned on the podcast before, we are officially in the business end of the season. When the going gets tough, the tough get up and leave, and that means Greig and Krys. Greig is off helping Ian Baraclough with his homework prior to the play off final, and Krys is dropped for his recent lack of stats. Hopefully both will return next week. That means it's John and Craig to talk you through the last week of Scottish fitba and to look ahead to the upcoming games. Tennent's and Brahma are on the menu. If you ever need anyone to hype up a product, or event, John is your man. The way he bigs up the upcoming podcast is priceless. Rangers squeezed past Hibs in the Premiership play off semi final. The first leg was 2-0 at Ibrox, which was enjoyable for Craig, apart from the bizarre road closures that followed. The second leg may have been a good watch, but Craig has no idea due to watching a pop concert, followed by a little Snoop Dogg. It was this point that John disappeared from the podcast temporarily. Cummings scored the first goal, so that aspect of the charity bet won. Another £50 into the pot. Don't ask about the other bet. Next up for Rangers is Motherwell, with both sides going into the game with differing form. Craig says that Rangers will win the first leg and struggle in the second. That's that decided then. No need to play the games. With Celtic sealing their league campaign with an emphatic win over Inverness, Craig takes leave of his senses and talks up Ronnie Deila. Despite his season ticket at Ibrox being under threat, there are certainly some compliments for the Celtic boss in there. It's the Scottish Cup final this weekend, between Inverness and Falkirk. Don't worry, John has some stats up his sleeve. Craig might be going to the game, but only if he gets a student ticket. The charity bet this week is a little different. It's Nicky Clark to score first on Thursday (not Sunday's game). The other bet is BTTS in both the cup final and the play off second leg. Once again, we highly recommend signing up for a McBookie account. They are the good guys. If you are signing up to them, why not checkout accanation.com for some tips. Thank you, once again, to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes. SFFPodcast On Twitter. Why not say hello? http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

With Celtic commencing their next campaign in a Group of Champions, and Celtic Underground reaching the milestone of 200 podcasts, this week Harry is joined by The Human Torpedo as they start the process of The Celtic Underground Celtic Champions League XI.  This week it is the no1 spot - The Keepers. Harry and The Human Torpedo manage to make a discussion about 5 players last an hour and at the end it's pretty clear who they think the No1 is out of Douglas, Hedman, Marshall, Boruc and Forster. Next week's podcast 200(b) will be the defenders and chosing might be slightly more difficult. To get involved email your players to; HarrybradyCU@Gmail.com Put comments on the site or tweet - @Harrybradycu or @Thehumantorpedo.