The Low Block

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Every weekday The Low Block assembles Scotland’s top football journalists for a 30–minute deep dive into the day’s three biggest stories, delivering sharp, wide‑ranging discussion that covers every corner of Scottish football.

  1. Oct 26

    What do Celtic do with Hogh? Kim announces himself & should games have been CANCELLED this week?

    Blair Malloy is joined by Matthew Johnson and Graeme Young on The Low Block to break down all the major talking points from a stormy weekend across the Scottish Premiership. We look back at Celtic's 2-1 comeback win over Hibs at Easter Road. While Camilo Durán dug Martin O'Neill's side out of a hole once again, what does Kasper Hogh's display say about his role leading the line? Plus, what next for Hibs after another damaging defeat? Across the M8, Rangers cruised to a 4-0 win over St Johnstone at Ibrox. We examine Kevin Kelsy's double, Ryan Naderi's chaotic strike partnership, and the eye-test brilliance of big-money summer signing Min-su Kim ahead of a pivotal week featuring Hearts at Tynecastle and the League Cup semi-finals. Finally, the great Scottish weather debate: should games go ahead under amber warnings, or are monsoon conditions part of Scottish football's unique selling point? 00:55 - Hibs 1-2 Celtic: Match reaction from Easter Road 07:25 - The "Bodø/Glimt Curse": Why do their strikers struggle to adapt? 11:00 - Celtic's domestic winning run under Martin O'Neill 13:20 - Hibs in crisis: Grant Hanley up front & David Gray fallout 16:35 - Min-su Kim: Is he the signing of the season so far? 21:45 - Kevin Kelsy & Ryan Naderi's strike partnership 25:40 - Should games be called off in amber weather? 👍 If you enjoyed the show, drop a like, leave your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to The Terrace YouTube channel for daily Scottish football analysis! 🌐 Support our independent Scottish football coverage: https://theterrace.scot/subscribe Support the show: https://www.theterrace.scot/subscribe/

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Every weekday The Low Block assembles Scotland’s top football journalists for a 30–minute deep dive into the day’s three biggest stories, delivering sharp, wide‑ranging discussion that covers every corner of Scottish football.

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