Scottish Football Podcast

BBC Radio Scotland

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The latest talking points in the national game with the BBC Scottish Football Podcast. Breaking news, views and analysis

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Championship preview and Chelsea v Celtic analysis

Phil Goodlad is joined by Stephen McGinn and Craig Telfer to discuss all the latest news in the national game. They look back on Celtic’s match with Chelsea in the women’s Champions League and preview what promises to be an exciting round of fixtures in the Championship this weekend.

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Chelsea v Celtic, Dumbarton, Koppen and Clement

Phil Goodlad is joined by John Walker and Joelle Murray to go over all the major talking points in Scottish football. They discuss World Cup pots, Chelsea v Celtic in the Women’s Champions League and the latest news from Ibrox. Fraser Clarke also fills us in on the situation at Dumbarton after the club fell into administration. Get in touch with your comments or questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

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Scotland debrief

Amy Canavan is joined by Lee Miller and Mark Atkinson of The Scotsman to discuss Scotland’s 2-1 win in Poland and their Nations League campaign as a whole.

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Sportsound: Reaction as dramatic late Robertson winner secures Nations League play-off for Scotland

Kenny Macintyre, Willie Miller, John Collins, James McFadden and Tom English review Poland 1-2 Scotland in the Nations League

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Poland v Scotland preview

Andrew Petrie is joined by St Johnstone’s former Lech Poznan defender Barry Douglas and The Athletic’s Jordan Campbell to look ahead to Scotland’s crucial clash with Poland. They also hear from Gavin Noon (Scotland’s Coefficient on social media) about the potential significance of the result and the possible permutations as Nations League A: Group 1 draws to a conclusion. Get in touch with your comments and questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

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Sportsound: Nations League, SWPL and the Premiership

We look back on Scotland's Nations League campaign and ahead to their final match against Poland on Monday, get reaction from the SWPL where Ranges beat Celtic and much more.

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Sportsound: Should Clarke build round Ben Doak?

Kenny Macintyre, Willie Miller, Allan Preston and Michael Stewart look back on Scotland 1-0 Croatia and ahead to Poland on Monday night

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Sportsound : Reaction as Scotland celebrate their first competitive win in over a year.

Craig Levein, Willie Miller and Leanne Crichton assess Scotland's 1-0 Nations League win over Croatia, giving Steve Clark's side their first competitive win since September 2023.

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Scotland v Croatia Preview

Liam McLeod is joined by Ryan Jack and Tom English to preview Scotland’s Nations League game with Croatia at Hampden. They also get the lowdown on the visitors from Croatian journalist Juraj Vrdoljak. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

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Lennon Miller on grief, inspiration and ambitions

In a special bonus edition of the Scottish Football Podcast we speak to Motherwell’s prodigious 18 year old midfielder Lennon Miller. In the lead up to the Scottish League Cup semi-final between the Steelmen and Rangers he sat down with Nick McPheat for a candid interview in which he discusses coping with the death of his mum at the age of 5, how that experience drives him and his ambitions for the future. We also hear a little bit from his famous father - the former Scotland international Lee Miller.

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Marvin Andrews on life after sport

Rangers, Raith Rovers and Livingston legend Marvin Andrews on his life after being a professional footballer. The key role his faith played in Rangers victory on the famous "helicopter sunday". He talks about effect sectarianism and racism have had on his career. Plus why he now calls Scotland home.

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Threave’s Charlie Watson on playing while living with cancer

In a very special bonus edition of the Scottish Football Podcast Lewis Irons speaks to Threave Rovers player Charlie Watson ahead of his club’s Scottish Cup second round tie against Stranraer. Charlie’s playing despite living with stage four cancer and in this interview he discusses how he deals with the condition, how he continues to play while undergoing treatment and how he manages to stay positive through it all. We also hear from his mum Amanda about her immense pride in her inspirational son.

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Where did it go?!?!?!?!!

16.07.2013

Dogsfan4714

Where did this podcast go?!?!?!!! We want it back now!!! Plz bring it back, this was the only good Scottish Football podcast out their
Truth in advertising

14 июл.

Hibby07

The episode on July 13th labeled the domestic season gets underway was in fact nothing more than a show on Aberdeen. 22 of 23 minutes spent on Aberdeen. I’ll never get that time back. You are BBC SCOTLAND you should cater to all teams and fans. Your host is an amateur. At the very end he lists players that scored hat-tricks except Dylan Vente of Hbs. Just never mentions him. If you’re only going to talk about a single match and 80% of that is about 1 team, your title should reflect that. Not the first time this has happened. You’re supposed to be the big dog, start acting like it.
Get better pundits!

11.06.2023

KL@194

Much too dependent on inarticulate ex-player pundits who don’t have anything to contribute beyond cliches.
Surprisingly amateurish

19.05.2020

therojay

It boggles my mind how amateurish this show is production-wise considering it’s on a national broadcasting service. I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve turned off podcasts because of announcers constantly and annoyingly clearing their throats or coughing without using their mute buttons. Recently one announcer, Michael Stewart, didn’t even have enough sense to turn off his microphone before unwrapping a power bar! I’m also tired of announcers and guests talking over each other, Richard Gordon’s occasional tantrums - I still remember him upbraiding some poor staffer who didn’t turn Tom English’s mike on quickly enough - and Kenny MacIntyre’s overall vacuousness. What a mess!