Scottish Football Podcast

Reaction after another massive Sunday of Scottish Premiership football which saw league leaders Hearts draw with Livingston while Celtic squeezed past a battling Dundee side.

Ryan Stevenson and Peter Grant are joined by the fans to debate the big talking points as Rangers win to sit top of Premiership whilst Aberdeen face relegation battle.

Scott Allan and Andy Halliday join Charlotte to look ahead to another massive weekend across Scottish football. Stephen Robinson returns to Paisley with Aberdeen in a game that you feel The Dons just can’t lose. At the top of the table if Rangers beat Dundee United they could go top with Hearts facing Livingston on Saturday meanwhile Celtic travel to Dundee it what is a must win game. All that plus the small matter of Andy’s Motherwell taking on Falkirk.

Today we focus on when it’s ok to boo, does the Premiership split still work and do warm weather training camps actually bring success? With Charlotte Cohen, Robbie Neilson and Stephen McGowan.

Scott Cameron, host of the Rangers Journal, gives the Rangers fan take on form and mentality. Liam Corbett of This Is My Story speaks as a Hearts supporter about pivotal fixtures and injuries. Paul John Dykes of Celtic State of Mind brings the Celtic perspective on inconsistency and squad depth. They debate away form, fixture logistics after the split, and which rival each fears most.

Willie Miller, Stuart McCall, Leanne Crichton and Tom English assess what condition Steve Clarke's Scotland are in following back-to-back defeats against Japan and Ivory Coast.

We preview Scotland’s trip to Liverpool to face Ivory Coast in the next World Cup build-up match and reflect on Scott Brown’s departure from Ayr Utd. With David Currie, Craig Telfer, Joelle Murray and Ali Howorth.

Scotland midfielder John McGinn discusses his World Cup hopes, his injury fears and his season for the national side and Aston Villa with Brian McLauchlin as he prepares to face Ivory Coast, a decade after his first international appearance.

After the late sucker punch from Japan, we assess where Scotland are ahead of taking on Ivory Coast and what changes Steve Clarke might make, with Ray Bradshaw, Cammy Bell and Michael Grant.

Willie Miller, Billy Dodds, Leanne Crichton and Tom English assess Steve Clarke's side following their narrow loss to Japan at the start of their World Cup preparations.