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The 23/24 season comes to a satisfying close, as Queen's Park get the required win over Airdrie to secure our Championship status for a third successive season. David, Enzo and Calum relive the game on Friday night, as well as briefly discussing the season on a whole and what they plan to do with their spare time in the comings weeks. To end the episode, we have drama as our predictions league comes down to a tie-breaker with guest pundit/QP stats guru Gregor on the phone to give the answer!

It's Groundhog Day for Queen's Park, as once again we have a final game showdown in the Scottish Championship, although this time it's to survive rather than win it. Before David, Enzo and Calum talk about the massive game this Friday against Airdrie (with some pretty miserable stats), there is another big win over Arbroath to discuss as the Spiders get back to finding the back of the net in style at the best possible time.

The guys are back to recap the 0-0 draw against Dunfermline where we seen a host of line-up changes and unfortunately, no goals.

We cover the latest goings on around the club and preview our second last league game of the season against Arbroath where we hopefully (!!) start to see a change in fortune.

David, Enzo and Calum are back once again this week with the good and the bad of Queen's Park FC! On the back of securing the SWPL2 title at the weekend, Enzo spoke to QP Women's manager Craig Joyce and David spoke to club captain Ellie Kane on a fantastic season (so far!) and what lies ahead for them both. Unfortunately though, the good times can't last and we have to look back at a dreadful result & performance against ICT for the men's team, before looking ahead to this weekends trip to Dunfermline, the first of three "cup finals" to end the league campaign.

Calum, David, and Enzo review a very disappointing performance against Dundee United, before looking ahead to Queen's Park Women's chances at clinching the SWPL2 league title, and another massive game this coming Saturday at Hampden when Caley Thistle come to visit.

It's not quite clear who had the worst weekend between the three of us, with David & Enzo taking in another defeat in Greenock and Calum not getting nearly enough warning on a perilous trip into the forests of his current home country of Malawi. A brief moan about the latest loss, before more positive of one confirmed and another imminent league title for Queen's Park, before looking ahead to the potentially daunting prospect of Dundee United at Hampden.