The Steve Clarke Room: Recent Episodes
The Steve Clarke Room
Two Highlanders with colorful opinions and a passion for the saltire express their thoughts and love for Steve Clarke’s Scotland side.
Hosted by Peter Mackay and Coinneach Macleod.
Scotland vs Ukraine Preview as Coinneach and Peter return once again to discuss all the big topics surrounding the World Cup qualifying tie.
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Coinneach and Peter discuss the wonderful world of Scotland NT, by dissecting the games vs Moldova and Denmark, whilst looking ahead to the World Cup Playoffs.
Coinneach and Peter look back on all the action from the games vs Denmark, Moldova and Austria!
Coinneach and Peter give their verdict on the Croatia match whilst looking at Scotland’s campaign as a whole. They also have a chat about the future and discuss some potential changes which may occur within the Scotland squad.
Coinneach and Peter give their thoughts after a heroic Scottish performance at Wembley, as well as looking ahead to what has been now been branded as the “biggest game of our lives” against Croatia!
Coinneach and Peter look back over the disappointment at Hampden, whilst setting out their lineup to take on England at Wembley!
Netherlands & Luxembourg review, answering the listeners questions and our preferred lineup for the Czech Republic game!
Peter and Coinneach are joined by the one and only Ian Crocker to discuss a bit about his career, Scotland at the Euros and who he will backing when Scotland face England...
Peter and Coinneach give their in depth thoughts on the players who have been selected by Steve Clarke to represent Scotland at the Euros. If you disagree with anything we said you can let us know on Twitter! Twitter - @SteveClarkeRoom
Coinneach and Peter discuss, deliberate and debate who makes the cut for their individual 23 man squad.
Coinneach and Peter reflect and review the recent international break, discussing three eventful games in the World Cup qualifiers. Enjoy a wealth of strong opinions and numerous tangents surrounding Steve Clarke’s Scotland side.