Oh No No No - A Raith Rovers Podcast Oh No No No Podcast

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This weekend is the penultimate round of league fixtures and Raith go on their final away day before the playoffs down to the unprepossessing sights of Greenock to face Dougie Imrie's Morton.



Host Robbie Weir is joined by regulars Scott Fleming and Christina Beattie, along with special guests Nicola Forrest and Craig Smith who were recently appointed as Supporters Liason Officers.



Craig and Nicola talk through their new roles and their Rovers back stories, before the team delve in to looking at Lewis Vaughan and Sam Stanton's Player and Team of the Year Nominations, previewing the trip along the M8, before finally rounding things off with the most intense game of 'Should McStay or Should Dargo?' yet.



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Duncan, Robbie, Carol and John get together to congratulate Dundee United on their league title through only the lightest gritting of teeth, and then cheer themselves up with a thorough breakdown of Friday night’s win over Inverness Caley Thistle.

Following a good chat through the performances of Corr, Dabrowski, Mullin & Co, it’s the return of Should McStay or Should Dargo, as Duncan capitalises on his recent victory to take the role of quizmaster. With the Club Historian in play, the stakes are higher than ever!

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Duncan is joined by Christina, Scott and Graeme to preview a trip up the A9 to Inverness on Friday night.

With the prospect of playoffs on the horizon, there’s talk
of changes to the starting line-up, and whether it’s time to start getting minutes into the legs of players whose game time has been limited of late.   

After the usual wild stabs at line-ups and scorelines, Graeme gives his thoughts from last week’s AGM(s) and then he and Duncan reflect on Monday’s Club 1883 Q&A. And then it’s the return of Should McStay or Should Dargo, as Graeme takes his seat in the winner’s chair and poses this episode’s teaser.

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Kris Doolan's positively fragrant Jags (according to Graeme Meldrum) rolled into town to end a hectic run of three home games for Rovers as the two sides battled out a closely contested 0-0 draw.



Robbie is joined by Callum (with a working webcam), Scott and Leslie to discuss a relatively eventful match where both sides had chances to take all three points. The gang look at the switches Ian Murray made to his starting eleven, as well as looking ahead to the remainder of the season!



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After all the build up, the Diamonds club broke Rovers hearts and have Rovers fans potentially grabbing spades for any title dreams. Rhys McCabe's men have become familiar foes, and it was the same story again when they took the lead courtesy of Adam Frizzell's long range efforts.

Ian Murray tried to change the game with a half time triple substitution, before then bringing on Josh Mullin who fired home to give some hope at 2-1.

Moments after Aidan Connolly hit the post, Lewis McGregor sealed the points for the visitors to leave them unbeaten against Raith and consolidating their fourth place position.

Robbie is joined by Carol, Scott and Callum for this week's group therapy. The gang also look ahead to this weekend's visit of Partick Thistle with their predictions and thoughts on how Rovers will line up.

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Rovers overcame both the Honest Men and the elements to remain within touching distance of Dundee United at the summit of the Scottish Championship. It wasn't all plain sailing - Dylan Easton put Rovers into the lead through a wonder-strike before Logan Chalmers restored parity. But Jack Hamilton's penalty with 25 minutes to go kept all three points in Kirkcaldy.

Robbie is joined by Duncan, Carol and Callum to talk through the game, and also to look ahead to Tuesday's crucial match against Airdrie.

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