The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast: Recent Episodes
Terrace Podcast
Long running, twice-weekly Scottish football podcast which prides itself on covering the fortunes and misadventures of teams throughout the SPFL. With content and an attitude you won't find anywhere else, The Terrace is sometimes analytical, sometimes funny, mostly informal and always has a passion for the Scottish game.
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Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson dip back into domestic matters during the international break to analyse every Premiership club's transfer window and make their predictions for who will be considered the best and worst from the latest batch of signings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Graeme Thewliss is joined by Craig Anderson and Euan Taylor to talk through the weekend's cinch Premiership action, from St Johnstone's comeback, Hibs' resurgence, Motherwell dominating Hearts, Rangers' travails, an egregious mistake in Ayrshire and some acrobatics at the Tony Mac. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler is joined by Graeme Thewliss and Joel Sked to break down the six matches in the cinch Premiership this past weekend, as Hibs play so poorly that Lee Johnson gets the bullet, Aberdeen perform daylight robbery on St Mirren, Motherwell perform a second-half fightback at Fir Park, and Borna Barisic turns back the clock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tony Anderson and his close associate Shaughan McGuigan discuss three lower league games from the last seven days, and have a good laugh doing so! They talk through Falkirk’s ability to attack teams differently, Stirling Albion fans having little to worry about, Hamilton Accies' title intentions and Stenhousemuir's tiny squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Cairns leads Tony Anderson and Joel Sked on a discussion of the last 16 of the Viaplay Cup. They talk through the return and performance of Scott Brown for Raith Rovers, ordinary Celtic and the flexibility of this Kilmarnock team, and George Oakley putting the shitters up Leon Balogun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their patented tour around Scotland's lower leagues, casting their eyes on three of the biggest games of the weekend. The pair discuss Queen's Park's beautiful football (and their unkempt stadium), Falkirk's last-gasp goal to rescue a point against Cove Rangers, and an early goal-of-the-season contender from Bradley Barrett. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler is joined by Graeme Thewliss and Craig Anderson in Terrace Towers new west coast location to talk through the Premiership weekend, including St Mirren fans having a laugh at a couple of familiar faces, Motherwell's debutant making an immediate match-winning impact, and the Edinburgh clubs having European hangovers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer team up for their first foray into the lower leagues of the season as they review three games from across last weekend. The pair discuss Kieran Mitchell's late equaliser at Firhill, why Bradley Rodden could be the League 1 Player of the Year, and how they may have mis-underestimated Peterhead's prospects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The top flight of Scottish football returned for another season and it was well worth the wait. There was a week one shock in Rangers losing the title with 37 games to spare. There was a good old-fashioned Hibsing down at Easter Road. There was a 90-minute fight at Almondvale. And generally there was a bit of good play and a whole lot of nonsense. Gary Cocker, Craig Fowler and Euan Taylor talk through it all. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The longest podcast to ever podcast sees Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer do a deep dive on all 30 teams in the Scottish lower leagues ahead of the new campaign. Can Dundee United bounce back at the first time of asking? Are Bonnyrigg Rose going to kick on or is this another year purely about survival? And will Telfer stop bounding up the road at midnight on a Saturday to see Falkirk TV highlights? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Joel Sked, Craig Anderson and Gary Cocker get together to answer burning questions on each Premiership club ahead of the league start on Saturday. Who are top six dark horses? Who’ll be gone before the autumn harvest? Who is touted as a potential dundee united? Listen and find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer to talk about one of television's forgotten gems: David Baddiel's 2001 sitcom Baddiel's Syndrome. The pair discuss whether or not "the British Seinfeld" was any good, its characters, and its best and worst moments, before looking over all 13 episodes. If you like "having a laugh" - you'll love this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's the last show of this season! We've got all our usual awards: Mr Versatile, Most Handsome, Worst Signing, Most Improved. Amy Canavan, Tony Anderson and Craig Fowler will be picking the winners, guided along by our host Mr Craig G Telfer. Enjoy and we hope you have a great summer! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer peer into the not-so-distant future to make six predictions about the upcoming 2023/24 season in the Scottish lower leagues based on nothing more than their own biases and prejudices. The pair expect big things from Raith Rovers and Stenhousemuir, fancy the newly named "Edinburgh City" to struggle, and John McGlynn to be the first managerial casualty of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Anderson, Euan Taylor and Shaughan McGuigan pick over the bones of the final games of the season, examining what happened in the Scottish Cup final between Celtic v Inverness and the Premiership playoff second leg between Ross County and Partick Thistle, as well as what happens next for all four clubs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Joel Sked is joined by Rob Borthwick for the final top 12 list of the season. And it is time for the strikers! There were plenty of impressive front men this season. Just who finishes No.1 though? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gary, Shaughan and Tony get together to pick over the bones of the Scottish Cup 3rd round, say hello (again) to Michael Beale and cheerio (potentially) to Porto, before reliving Leigh Griffiths’ finest hour for the next instalment of the Top 50 most memorable Scotland games.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The World Cup might be droning on and Scottish Premiership football may have stopped, but there's still plenty of action happening in the lower leagues. Euan Taylor leads Shaughan McGuigan and Duncan McKay as they look at three of the most interesting games from the past weekend: Raith Rovers v Queen's Park Edinburgh v Alloa Athletic Annan Athletic v Elgin City Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the first episode tackling THE LIST - a collection of the daft stuff which makes Scottish football so bloody brilliant - Tony Anderson is joined by Robert Borthwick and Shaughan McGuigan. Expect tangents. Many, many tangents. Part two of today's special pod is available on the Patreon. Subscribe at patreon.com/terracepodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Cairns leads our final Premiership review for the next five weeks as the top-flight break comes in for the World Cup. He was joined by Tony Anderson and Craig Anderson to talk...
Whether Hearts have strong resolution or if they were let off the hook
Hibs' off the pitch set-up
VAR doing its thing again
Stephen Robinson being a contender for the Northern Ireland job
And Motherwell potentially getting sucked into the relegation fight
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With another full Premiership midweek card, Thursday's episode has more of a Monday feeling as Amy Canavan and Euan Taylor join Craig Fowler to discuss:
Kilmarnock's lack of Premiership quality
Another potential kick-start of United's season
St Mirren's negative late-game tactics
The quality of Nicky Clark's leveller
The handball-VAR fest in West Lothian
The weak spot in Aberdeen's 3-1-4-2
Hibs' stunning lack of intensity
The funniest VAR angle in history
And what it'll take for Gio to G-O
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With another full Premiership midweek card, Thursday's episode has more of a Monday feeling as Amy Canavan and Euan Taylor join Craig Fowler to discuss:
Kilmarnock's lack of Premiership quality
Another potential kick-start of United's season
St Mirren's negative late-game tactics
The quality of Nicky Clark's leveller
The handball-VAR fest in West Lothian
The weak spot in Aberdeen's 3-1-4-2
Hibs' stunning lack of intensity
The funniest VAR angle in history
And what it'll take for Gio to G-O
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Monday's podcast is back in person as Duncan McKay joins Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson to talk through an excellent weekend of football in the Scottish top flight, including:
Giovanni van Bronckhorst on his last legs
The Clark-May partnership
Robbie Neilson deserving praise for Hearts fighting adversity
Louis Moult's Motherwell impact
The absence of Joe Shaughnessy
Ross Laidlaw not contributing to County's win
The return of Bruce Anderson
Killie's lack of Premiership quality
Failure to deal with Celtic's wingers
Dundee United's Watt-Fletcher reticence
Hibs' failure to stand up to adversity
The Duk-Miovski partnership
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Monday's podcast is back in person as Duncan McKay joins Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson to talk through an excellent weekend of football in the Scottish top flight, including:
Giovanni van Bronckhorst on his last legs
The Clark-May partnership
Robbie Neilson deserving praise for Hearts fighting adversity
Louis Moult's Motherwell impact
The absence of Joe Shaughnessy
Ross Laidlaw not contributing to County's win
The return of Bruce Anderson
Killie's lack of Premiership quality
Failure to deal with Celtic's wingers
Dundee United's Watt-Fletcher reticence
Hibs' failure to stand up to adversity
The Duk-Miovski partnership
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their usual tour of the Scottish lower leagues, taking in Queen's Park's draw with Dundee, Clyde's 10th consecutive league defeat, and Albion Rovers' 140th birthday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their usual tour of the Scottish lower leagues, taking in Queen's Park's draw with Dundee, Clyde's 10th consecutive league defeat, and Albion Rovers' 140th birthday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Anderson hosts as Craig Fowler and Duncan McKay dissect the weekend's games in the Scottish Premiership, including a huge win for Hearts, how refs are getting VAR fundamentally wrong, St Johnstone somehow being good with that squad, Aberdeen going for it and getting skanted, and Hibs looking pretty good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Anderson hosts as Craig Fowler and Duncan McKay dissect the weekend's games in the Scottish Premiership, including a huge win for Hearts, how refs are getting VAR fundamentally wrong, St Johnstone somehow being good with that squad, Aberdeen going for it and getting skanted, and Hibs looking pretty good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer as the pair take their usual stroll through the lower leagues. The pair focus on Ayr United's win over Partick Thistle, the best team goal of the season, the big news in League 1 and the upsets in the Scottish Cup second round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer as the pair take their usual stroll through the lower leagues. The pair focus on Ayr United's win over Partick Thistle, the best team goal of the season, the big news in League 1 and the upsets in the Scottish Cup second round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler, Euan Taylor and Amy Canavan look back upon an action-packed weekend in the Scottish top flight and discuss the likes of Hearts showing life despite their pourous defence, Rangers needing a red card to earn a home draw with Livingston, Aberdeen looking a bit scary for other top-three hopefuls, Dundee United finally putting their best two attackers together, an absolutely god-awful performance from a winning team at Easter Road, and Amy disagreeing entirely with Malky Mackay's assessment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler, Euan Taylor and Amy Canavan look back upon an action-packed weekend in the Scottish top flight and discuss the likes of Hearts showing life despite their pourous defence, Rangers needing a red card to earn a home draw with Livingston, Aberdeen looking a bit scary for other top-three hopefuls, Dundee United finally putting their best two attackers together, an absolutely god-awful performance from a winning team at Easter Road, and Amy disagreeing entirely with Malky Mackay's assessment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Thursday's show looks back at the action in the Premier Sports Cup with particular emphasis on the only game that was any good as Kilmarnock defeated Dundee United at Rugby Park to advance to Hampden for the first time in ten years. There's also chat about Reo Hatate's quality, the lack of urgency in Rangers' fringe players and Duk lighting up the Dons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Thursday's show looks back at the action in the Premier Sports Cup with particular emphasis on the only game that was any good as Kilmarnock defeated Dundee United at Rugby Park to advance to Hampden for the first time in ten years. There's also chat about Reo Hatate's quality, the lack of urgency in Rangers' fringe players and Duk lighting up the Dons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
(This episode is in place of our typical weekend round-up, which couldn't be completed on this occasion due to lack of availability.) Cowdenbeath's Football Operations Co-ordinator, Colin Nelson, joins this special episode of the Terrace Scottish Football Podcast to talk about the Blue Brazil's journey in the Lowland League and their direction, both on and off the field, since their relegation from the SPFL. Speaking with Craig G Telfer, Colin talks about the years leading up to their relegation, how Maurice Ross' team have acquitted themselves to their new surroundings, and what the short-, medium- and long-term future is for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
(This episode is in place of our typical weekend round-up, which couldn't be completed on this occasion due to lack of availability.) Cowdenbeath's Football Operations Co-ordinator, Colin Nelson, joins this special episode of the Terrace Scottish Football Podcast to talk about the Blue Brazil's journey in the Lowland League and their direction, both on and off the field, since their relegation from the SPFL. Speaking with Craig G Telfer, Colin talks about the years leading up to their relegation, how Maurice Ross' team have acquitted themselves to their new surroundings, and what the short-, medium- and long-term future is for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Graeme Thewliss is joined by Duncan McKay and Craig Anderson to conduct yet another Scotland National Team World Cup post-mortem following the women’s side’s defeat to Ireland on Tuesday. They then look back at happier times as we hit number 3 in our list of most memorable Scotland men’s matches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Graeme Thewliss is joined by Duncan McKay and Craig Anderson to conduct yet another Scotland National Team World Cup post-mortem following the women’s side’s defeat to Ireland on Tuesday. They then look back at happier times as we hit number 3 in our list of most memorable Scotland men’s matches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this Monday's Scottish Premiership recap, Craig Fowler is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson to talk:
Dundee United playing players in their strongest areas
Aberdeen's capitulation
The many guilty parties in Celtic's late equaliser
The (badly-missed) influence of Callum McGregor
Barrie McKay's season so far
Kilmarnock's use of substitutes
Hibs not playing well but continuing to win
Antonio Colak being more than a goalscorer
The Terrace Podcast prediction curse striking again!
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On this Monday's Scottish Premiership recap, Craig Fowler is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson to talk:
Dundee United playing players in their strongest areas
Aberdeen's capitulation
The many guilty parties in Celtic's late equaliser
The (badly-missed) influence of Callum McGregor
Barrie McKay's season so far
Kilmarnock's use of substitutes
Hibs not playing well but continuing to win
Antonio Colak being more than a goalscorer
The Terrace Podcast prediction curse striking again!
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Gary does his best to emulate Craig Telfer as he partners up with Shaughan McGuigan on a whistle stop tour of the lower leagues. Do Thistle have the strongest squad in the Championship? Will Stephen Eze be a cult hero for Queen's Park? Why do clubs in a state off the pitch have their stuff together on the pitch? Tune in to find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gary does his best to emulate Craig Telfer as he partners up with Shaughan McGuigan on a whistle stop tour of the lower leagues. Do Thistle have the strongest squad in the Championship? Will Stephen Eze be a cult hero for Queen's Park? Why do clubs in a state off the pitch have their stuff together on the pitch? Tune in to find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Duncan McKay leads this Monday's show, ably assisted by Craig Anderson and Euan Taylor as the trio look back over the six matches in the Scottish Premiership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Duncan McKay leads this Monday's show, ably assisted by Craig Anderson and Euan Taylor as the trio look back over the six matches in the Scottish Premiership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler, Craig Telfer and Duncan McKay beam about Scotland following Tuesday's 0-0 with Ukraine, the third positive result in six days and one with hugely beneficial implications for the future. Then they turn the clock back 19 years for No.4 in our Most Memorable countdown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tony Anderson is joined by Euan Taylor and Amy Canavan to talk through Saturday's come-from-behind win over Ireland at Hampden Park, before the trio go back to 1998 to remember Scotland's World Cup opener against reigning champions Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler, Amy Canavan and Tony Anderson talk over Scotland's terrific 3-0 win over Ukraine, including...
The use of the four-man defence
Scott McTominay's performance
John McGinn's goal record
Che Adams leading the line
Aaron Hickey's right-back redemption
And, of course, that foul
The trio then continue with the latest in our most memorable Scotland games series as we get to No.6. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hey everybody, here's free access to an episode of a popular Patreon series we're currently doing called 16 to 1. Basically, it's a quiz show hosted by Craig Anderson where two members of The Terrace go head to head as they seek to survive and advance until one man (this was set up before Amy joined) is left standing. Each contestant brings a specialist subject for themselves and a not-so-specialist subject for the other to answer. This is on our £5-a-month Patreon tier. If you like what you hear, make sure to subscribe to hear the rest of the first-round matches, the last of which will be posted by this time next week. Patreon link: www.patreon.com/terracepodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Graeme is joined by Tony and Joel for a rare Monday line up to break down Josh Campbell being Frank Lampard, Hearts' professionalism, St Mirren being brilliant, Rangers in transition, Derek McInnes' travails and William Akio's YouTube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With no football to discuss, Gary, CA and Shaughan suggest potential loan moves for lower league clubs ahead of the Oct 1 deadline before reluctantly discussing the next match in our Scotland's Most Memorable Games Feature. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler is joined by Alan Temple and Robert Borthwick to look at each and every top-flight side and the players in the final year of their deal which intrigue us the most. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer to take a stroll through the Scottish lower leagues. The pair talk about Arbroath's difficult start to the season, FC Edinburgh's thumping win over Airdrieonians, and Stenhousemuir's return to form. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tony Anderson is joined by Joel Sked and Amy Canavan to break down the action from the weekend's games in the cinch Premiership. Including... Celtic's dismantling of Rangers Clinical Perth Saints and the balance of their back 3 A tactical change that helped Livi down Hearts Why a pure DM partner may bring the best out of Joe Newell The gaps which exist in Dundee United's back five And Ross County's ongoing search for a style Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tony Anderson, Shaughan McGuigan and Craig Cairns get together in person to talk about the three most notable lower league games from last weekend, and that is of course... Ayr v Dundee Dunfermline v Airdrie Stranraer v East Fife Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Craig Fowler is joined by Euan Taylor and Joel Sked to look back at the weekend's fixtures in the cinch Premiership, including: Celtic's ridiculous movement and unbelievable strength in depth Why Dundee United are so useless in defence Why the state of Scottish refereeing is this bad and only getting worse Ross County's unusual tactics at Ibrox Why Aberdeen are great at playing against ten men The one thing holding Joel Nouble back from being a proper star The first big error of Stevie Hammell's managerial career Alan Power looking like a man ten years younger The tactical switch which could unlock Hibs St Mirren's impressive transitional play Why Sunday's game accelerated the need for more bodies at Hearts St Johnstone continuing to massively underwhelm even when they score twice
John Gemmell's return to Dumbarton has been one of the stories of the season so far. Speaking with Craig G Telfer, the big striker talks about how his move to the Sons came about, his spell in Junior football, and how fatherhood has changed him.
Craig Anderson, Shaughan McGuigan and Andy Harrow cover Partick Thistle's impressive win Inverness, discuss Airdrie's title credentials following their win over Alloa and marvel at Stenhousemuir's defending in their defeat to Dumbarton.
Tony Anderson is joined by Amy Canavan and Robert Borthwick on a look back of the weekend's games as there are six red cards, three further reasons why Jack Ross is (incredibly) already under pressure and a couple of decent saves from Ross Stewart!
Tony Anderson is joined by Shaughan McGuigan and Amy Canavan (though not in person due to train strikes - solidarity!) to do our new typical mini-tour of the lower leagues as the trio go through the action in Inverness, Dunfermline and Stranraer. There's also the next in our list of most memorable Scotland game when we were world champions for a day, apparently.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson are back with guest Robert Borthwick for another Scottish Premiership weekend review, including:* Motherwell being much better at football since Graham Alexander left * Aberdeen's lack of defensive continuity * Why there's positives for Hibs even in defeat * Joel Muthafucking Nouble * The worst goalkeeper in the Scottish top flight * Barrie McKay being (literally, Geoff) on fire * Keanu Baccus looking the part in Paisley * The weird 'Dominic Samuel as a No.10' experiment * Celtic fans having to try very hard to find someone to moan about * Is Oli Shaw good at this level? * St Johnstone's weird play-it-short-to-knock-it-long approach * Rabbi Matondo's use with a lead
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Craig Fowler and Shaughan McGuigan embark on another mini-tour of the lower leagues and this time they've brought Robert Borthwick along for the ride. Between them, the trio cover Falkirk's latest embarrassment, why teams at the top and bottom of League Two are potentially in false positions, and a right guid laugh of a game on Friday night. They also cover the next most memorable Scotland match and, oh great, it's another example of glorious failure.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson are joined in-person by Thom Watt as the trio look back over another jam-packed Scottish Premiership weekend.* What's with all the last minute goals and please can this continue? * Hearts flagging badly towards the end of the Edinburgh derby * The one weak area of the Hibs side which could stop them from a top-four charge * Motherwell passing more than they ever did under Graham Alexander * Stevie May, the son who can do no wrong * Moritz Jenz's chances of remaining in the Celtic team * Why Ross County should be fine despite a start of zero from two * Declan Gallagher making an arse of himself at his former club * Ylber Ramadani bringing a key dynamic to Aberdeen's midfield * Dundee United's hangover * Would Joel Nouble be an EPL player if he could finish? * Why the performance of Steven Davis was both a positive and negative * Derek McInnes' continued obsession with all-out man-marking against the Old Firm
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Craig Fowler is joined by Thom Watt and Shaughan McGuigan for a whistle-stop tour of the lower leagues, including a look at Kelty Hearts and FC Edinburgh after a surprise result in week one, the chances of Cove Rangers surviving comfortably in the second tier, and Dundee losing three goals to ruin Gary Cocker's birthday. They also remember an excellent result in an otherwise doomed campaign for the Scotland men's national team.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Tony Anderson and, making her flagship show debut, Amy Canavan to talk through the weekend's top-flight fixtures.* Why were Hearts so crap in that opening 45 minutes? * The new Ross County signings who impressed * John Souttar's horrendous debut * Joel Nouble being the largest of big handfuls * Kerr McInroy impressing on maiden Rugby Park bow * Ian Harkes losing the head * The negativity of St Johnstone's tactics (no surprise there) * Do Hibs have the next David Murphy? * Are St Mirren going to be a really good team to watch this year? * Liam Kelly's ridiculousness * Were Aberdeen good or not at Celtic Park? * Why Greg Taylor may still yet be Celtic's best choice at left-back
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In an extra free-to-air show to help kick off the new campaign, Duncan McKay is joined by Robert Borthwick and Andy Harrow to answer a single question on each and every club in the Scottish Premiership ahead of things getting underway in the top flight.
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Let's face it, we're not blowing our own trumpet when we say this: Craig G Telfer and Shaughan McGuigan are the two most definitive voices on the Scottish lower leagues and they have been for a decade. You know it, we know it, and damn it if everyone else doesn't know it even if they're too proud, too stupid or too stubborn to say.
So, if you want to know everything there is to know about the lower leagues ahead of this season, well... DIG IN!
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We're back with the first show of the 2022/23 season! It's Craig Fowler, Tony Anderson and Joel Sked going through each of the top-flight teams and naming their best and worst signings so far. Enjoy!
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Ok, so the new season is almost upon us and we shall be back next week to help preview the campaign ahead, so this will be the last time we open up for the vault for the foreseeable future. To go out on a high, we bring back the special podcast from Down Under when Craig Anderson and Tony Anderson met to compare their experiences of following Scottish football from the other side of the world.
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The first show of the 2013/14 season and a new era for The Terrace as Craig G Telfer joins the show for the first time. He makes up a foursome alongside Tony, Fowler and Joel to talk league reconstruction, the mess that is Hearts, Scotland’s heroes and Scotland’s shame in Europe, the Ramsdens Cup and the best players to stick around Scotland even after the bulk of the summer transfer activity.
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This latest delve into the vault at least feels somewhat topical as Joel, Duncan and Gary react to news regarding a new structure to the League Cup and a winter break. Have our takes aged well? Probably not.
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Fowler, Joel and Tony combine for what we believe is the first ever top 12, all the way back in early 2014. The guys chat through the best goalkeepers in the Scottish Premiership of the time.
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For the last 'from the vault' content this week, we go back to the introduction of everyone's favourite man in peril, Duncan McKay, as he joined Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson for a Premiership midweek review close to the end of the 2013/14 campaign.
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Another dip into the vault to get you through until we start for the new season.
Joel and Fowler are joined, in the second of his three appearances, by Celtic fan Marc McArdle. Now, Marc would eventually block the podcast and all its contributors on Twitter for reasons unsure. We did want him back for more, he just stopped being available due to work commitments so we stopped asking.
It's probably to do with our rampant anti-Celtic bias, so it's fitting he was on a show where we discussed the infamous Josh Meeking handball from the 2015 Scottish Cup semi-final. There's also a look back at the Tommy Burns and Wim Jansen Celtic teams of the mid-90s.
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The latest pod to escape the vault sees Fowler, Joel and Shaughan get together for a show that was described in the original blurb as one which "starts strong but completely falls apart as things go on".
They discuss Ray McKinnon’s exit from Raith Rovers, Colin Nish leaving Cowdenbeath, and get to No.1 in our old countdown of the Most Memorable European Nights.
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We open the vault again to bring you a classic Terrace episode from the past. End-of-season award episodes are normally fan favourites, but we did things a little differently back then. The "bad" awards (worst signing, most disappointing team etc) had already been discussed on the previous show, but have no fear because there's the sound of Tony Anderson reflecting on Hibs' relegation from the top-flight at the hands of Hamilton Accies as the angry Hibee is joined by Craig Fowler, Craig Anderson and host Craig Telfer.
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Again we open the vault to fill the void between now and us coming back later this month. We've posted pretty much one per day this week, but the next won't come till Tuesday at the earliest.
Anyhoo... this ep brings Shaughan, Fowler and Joel together to talk through some lower-league themes before getting to the 12 best centre-midfielders in Scottish football at that time. In the original description it says "Listen to see if that was caused by...John McGinn being worse than Ryan McCord". One of us surely didn't say that... did we?
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Today we are unlocking the vault to take you back to the last Monday show of season 2014/15, where Joel, Tony and Fowler discuss Rangers falling to bits in the play-off final against Motherwell, Bilel Mohsni's infamous punch and meltdown, and Inverness CT winning the Scottish Cup final against Falkirk thanks to James Vincent's late heroics.
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We're again dipping into the vault to bring you a show from our archive.
In the first show of season 2015/16, Craig Fowler, Craig Cairns and Joel Sked talk through the best and worst transfers from each club in the Scottish Premiership in the 2015 summer window. Let's see how bad some of the predictions were.
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Between now and us coming back in three weeks we're going to be uploading some of the old shows from our archive which are no longer available.
On this show from 2014, Tony Anderson hosts Craig Fowler and Joel Sked (my how things have changed!) talk through the League Cup final from that year where Aberdeen ended their long trophy drought with a win over Inverness CT, St Mirren blowing a lead at Tannadice, Hibs continuing to be rubbish under Terry Butcher, Ross County getting a rare away win and Kris Commons continued his march to the top goalscorer honour with a hat-trick for Celtic. There's also a feature looking at alternatives to penalty kicks.
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In our last free-to-air podcast before next season, Craig Fowler leads Shaughan McGuigan and Joel Sked through all the daft things that have happened in Scottish football since mid-December.
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Craig Telfer and Craig Anderson take us through a straightforward evening for Scotland against Armenia at Hampden Park. They kick things off with general discussion on the Nations League format, before asking whether we can actually learn anything from such a simple victory. The guys also discuss the form of Stuart Armstrong, Che Adams and take a look at the wing-back positions.
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Craig Anderson and Craig G Telfer take a deep dive into Scotland's disastrous World Cup play-off defeat to Ukraine on Wednesday night. The pair analyse how and why Steve Clarke's system didn't work, why key personnel didn't turn up, and what the future holds for the national team.
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Craig G Telfer is this year's host, joined by Craig Fowler, Tony Anderson and Joel Sked to look back over the best and worst of the 2021/22 Scottish Premiership.
Awards include:
- Most improved player
- Most disappointing player
- Best player in the bottom six
- Mr Versatile
- Worst signing
- Most handsome
And many, many more...
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Craig Fowler once again leads the discussion as we get to the final in our top 12 countdowns for the best player at each position in this season's top flight.
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Tony Anderson and Craig Cairns go through Rangers' extra-time victory over Herats in Saturday's Scottish Cup final and the recent appointment of Lee Johnson as Hibs manager.
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Tony Anderson and Thom Watt look back at Wednesday's match in Seville before looking ahead to the showdown between Hearts and Rangers at Hampden.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson join forces again to countdown their favourite wide attackers in the Scottish top flight in the moment, including a big discrepancy on one stand-out player from this campaign.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson team up for the next premium dozen from the top flight of Scottish football as the pair look at the best attacking central midfielders.
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Gary Cocker leads Tony Anderson and Graeme Thewliss in a discussion of the weekend's matches in the Scottish Premiership.
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Craig Fowler and Joel Sked are back with another countdown. This year they're doing things slightly differently with three different categories to define the midfielders: we'll have defensive, attacking and wingers. First up, it's the guys who sit a little deeper.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Euan Taylor and Tony Anderson to look back on the cinch Premiership weekend, including: the season already being over, Rangers' improvement in Old Firm games, woeful St Johnstone, Curtis Main's dominant display, Mark McGhee's latest gibberish, the popularity of Tam Courts, David Martindale's loyalty to Livingston, and nobody caring at Tynecastle.
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In a two-part episode, Craig Fowler is firstly joined by Craig G Telfer and A View From The Terrace director Jordan Laird to reveal what we've got planned for the upcoming live show.
Then Fowler and Joel Sked count down the best dozen centre-backs in the top flight at the moment.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Tony Anderson and Euan Taylor to discuss the action from the cinch Premiership this past weekend, including Mark McGhee's motivational tactics, St Johnstone settling for a draw, Aberdeen in a tailspin, Jason Holt's penalty, a dire contest in Paisley, Motherwell's meek second-half showing, Kyogo's Larsson vibes, and it being a brilliant time to be a Hearts supporter.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer join forces for the first time in weeks to take a jaunt into the lower leagues of Scottish football. The pair discuss the big six-pointer in the Championship, Dumbarton's descent towards the basement division, and Stenhousemuir's annihilation of Albion Rovers.
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On the day Shaun Maloney said goodbye to Hibernian and Scottish football voted to introduce VAR, Craig Cairns keeps Tony on a leash as they look back on yet another brilliant Scottish Cup semi-final weekend, including wings for Hearts over Hibs and Rangers over Celtic.
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Joel Sked and Shaughan McGuigan combine to talk about the lay of the land with the Scotland national team after dates were confirmed for the World Cup qualifiers. The duo then discuss the state of the Championship relegation battle and Martin Rennie leaving Falkirk.
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If a good Edinburgh derby takes place but nobody sees it, was it actually good? For Monday's edition of the podcast Craig Anderson joins Craig Cairns to go through the weekend action in the Scottish Premiership, including the last-minute battle for the top six, Mark McGhee's motivational talks and Celtic melting St Johnstone.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Craig Anderson and Shaughan McGuigan to talk through the top five teams in the Scottish Championship with the season almost at an end, last Sunday's Challenge Cup final in which Raith Rovers defeated Queen of the South, and No.11 in our most memorable Scotland matches of all-time countdown.
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Craig Fowler and Craig Cairns look back on the weekend's cinch Premiership action, including Celtic taking a seemingly insurmountable lead in the title race, Motherwell and St Mirren forgetting defending in the name of entertainment, Aberdeen's inability to defend a set-piece, Dundee's "more full-backs please" formation, some curious decisions at McDiarmid Park, Hibs continuing to underwhelm (though still looking better than United), and Craig Gordon continuing to be ridiculous.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Andy Harrow and Gordon Sheach to talk about Scotland's friendly double-header and what we've learned from the games against Poland and Austria. The trio then get to No.12 in our countdown of the 50 most memorable Scotland games of all time.
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Craig Fowler and Joel Sked are back again with their latest countdown as we do things a little differently what with it being an international break.
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Duncan, Andy and Craig look back at Thursday's 1-1 draw with Poland at Hampden before getting on to what today's show title alludes to as they delve into the next in our series of the top 50 most memorable Scotland matches.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson are joined by Thom Watt to talk through the weekend's action, including Tam Courts' top tactical tweak, Graham Alexander being horrendously negative, Callum Hendry putting St Johnstone on his back, Rangers continuing to struggle out of the gate, two poor teams somehow scoring four goals at Pittodrie, Barrie McKay finally getting on the scoresheet, and Celtic's old-school centre-forward.
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It's that time of the year again! The first of our top 12 lists for each position in the top flight looks at the broad-shouldered custodians.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson are joined by Terrace Podcast co-founder Alan Temple to talk through the four Scottish Cup ties from the weekend, including the quality of Liam Boyce and Connor Ronan, Hearts' defensive questions, Elias Melkersen's impact, Dundonian apathy, the blend of the Rangers' midfield, Callum McGregor's stand-out showing and the lack of anything from United in attack.
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Craig Fowler, Shaughan McGuigan and Duncan McKay answer your Scottish football questions.
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Craig Fowler, Craig Cairns and Tony Anderson discuss early Stephen Robinson concerns, the dour approach of Motherwell, a ridiculous number of injuries at Tannadice, Celtic winning the midfield battle, Kemar Roofe coming in from the cold, and what on earth has happened to Christian Doidge.
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Robert Borthwick and Thom Watt look back on a full card of Scottish Premiership fixtures which included wins for Hearts, Livingston. Rangers, Celtic and Ross County and suspicions of a football match in Dundee.
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Tony and Duncan chew the cud over the weekends top flight games as Dundee flounder, Ross County thrive and the top two stagnate.
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Craig Fowler, Craig Anderson and Graeme Thewliss get together to pick their selections for the best players on each and every team in the top flight.
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It's the Andersons again as Tony and Craig take you through an exciting weekend of Premiership action. They discuss how Rangers mostly got it right but didn't win and Celtic played poorly but did, cover Hibs' comfortable win over a poor Ross County, resurgent St Johnstone beating an out-of-form Hearts and two interesting draws in Lanarkshire and West Lothian.
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On Sunday, Thom Watt and John Callan did a Patreon looking at the end of Stephen Glass' tenure at Aberdeen. Since then, three (THREE!) more managers have left clubs in the SPFL. A combination of Craig Fowler and Andy Harrow talk to three guests: Kieren Mooney to discuss Barry Ferguson's resignation at Alloa Athletic, Finlay Jack on Allan Johnston's exit at Palmerston, and Dundee's swapping of James McPake for Mark McGhee with Daniel Smith.
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Craig and Tony get together for a whistle stop tour of the Scottish Cup fifth round with particular attention paid to Stephen Glass' last stand as Aberdeen lose to Motherwell.
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Fowler and Tony talk through the midweek fixtures in the Scottish Premiership, including Robbie Neilson's poor formation change, how St Johnstone still somehow lack much quality, Stephen Glass' inability to begin in the right system, Max Stryek's baffling blunder, Dundee United maybe but maybe not finding the right system, and Shaun Maloney picking three left-backs.
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Tony, Fowler and Duncan talk through Dundee's never-ending defensive softness and Ross County's top-six (!) hopes; Stephen Glass scrambling around for the best formation; the foolhardy tactics implemented by Hearts at Ibrox; the apparent lack of attacking coaching at Easter Road; Celtic being frighteningly good in attack, and the duo which could, if they can play together, help St Johnstone out of trouble.
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Joel and Fowler get together to discuss the midweek matches in the Scottish Premiership, including Celtic blowing away Rangers in a whirlwind first-half, the minor improvements which played a big role in St Johnstone eventually winning, the continued mess that is Aberdeen's squad, a tactical curiosity in Paisley, a fairly entertaining 0-0 Edinburgh derby (by its usual standards), and Ross Graham playing nothing like he did at Dunfermline.
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Raith Rovers supporters (or, for the meantime, ex-Rovers supporters) Shaughan McGuigan and Andy Harrow talk through the club's decision to sign David Goodwillie, the striker who was previously found guilty of raping a woman in civil court.
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Duncan McKay is joined by Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns to discuss the weekend's Scottish Premiership action. Storm Malik took two of the six fixtures, but the surviving fixtures did not disappoint, with late drama in Dingwall and Celtic Park and another win for both Hearts and Livingston.
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Twenty-four hours later than usual to allow the boys to watch the midweek action, Gordon Sheach hosts Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson as they embark on a trip through the latest round of cinch Premiership fixtures. Including: Fowler getting annoyed with Hearts fans again, Malky getting his tactical change right (but still losing), Alex Lowry getting us all far too excited, the Jekyll and Hyde nature of Stephen Glass' Aberdeen, St Johnstone's lack of consistent goal threats, and Motherwell not going for the jugular.
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Gary, Craig and Tony get together for a whistle stop tour around the Scottish Cup fourth round.
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Joel, Rob and Fowler chat very, very late on a Thursday evening about the midweek Premiership matches, including Regan Charles-Cook’s incredible improvement, Aberdeen poking their head out of the shell, the creative genius of Barrie McKay, Dundee United’s tepid play, the naive expansiveness of Shaun Maloney’s Hibs, and the glaring personnel problems at Dundee.
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Fowler and Tony each run through their five most interesting signings in the cinch Premiership made so far in the January transfer window.
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Craig Fowler, Craig Telfer and Shaughan McGuigan get together to podcast for the first time in what must be two years as the trio herald the return of our football flagship following the winter break. On the docket today is John Hughes' spiralling Dunfermline Athletic side, Dumbarton's squad struggles, Falkirk showing signs of life, hilariously bad defending, and why Stenhousemuir are receiving a ban in the SPFL Team of the Week.
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In this week's podcast - the last of 2021 - Craig Fowler is joined by Gary Cocker and Thom Watt to discuss the Boxing Day fixtures in the cinch Premiership. This includes Dundee limping into the break, Motherwell's Tony Watt-shaped dilemma, St Johnstone being absolutely awful, Celtic's never-ending squad issues, a proper 'game-of-two-halves' at Tynecastle, why Dundee United are sliding down the table and the how St Mirren's struggles have slipped under the radar.
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Craig Anderson, Thom Watt and Craig Cairns review the Scottish League Cup final, the trio laud Kyogo Furuhashi before CA puts CC out of his misery over the Hibs penalty claim. The then go over Saturday's four cinch Premiership matches. Lovely.
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Tony, Shaughan and Joel talk Morton's disconnect between fans and players, Billy Dodds proving perceptions wrong, and is Barry Ferguson cut out for the nuance of PT management?
Then they deep-dive into the history of mid-90s England international players.
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Craig Fowler, Craig Cairns and Tony Anderson convene in The Terrace studio to talk through the weekend's fixtures, including the likability of this Ross County side, Dundee's defensive woes, the lack of goals at St Johnstone, Jeando Fuchs' dire form, the Poundland Xavi, wastefulness from Hearts, Kevin van Veen biggest the league's biggest arsehole (in a good way), and Hibs' severe lack of depth hurting them again.
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Fowler is joined by Shaughan and Rob as the guys finally return to THE LIST. It's the moments from the season so far which make Scottish football the weird and wonderful place it is, including a statue stepping on a plug, fans getting pulled along by a police van, managers shitting themselves off fireworks, chairman calling into radio stations, entirely unenthusiastic wedding well-wishing and so, so, so, so much more.
Part two of this podcast is available over at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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Tony and Thom discuss the Dandy Dons and their stop-start season, how St Mirren could quite easily end up at 12 without a win, Josh Campbell and his impact on his Hibs team-mates, Kevin van Veen making himself involved even when playing shit, Leigh Griffiths getting visibly frustrated with his own limitations, the wonder of Craig Gordon, Ange Postecoglu's connection with the Celtic support, Dundee Utd going against their entire ethos, and GVB keeping things ticking over since coming in.
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Rob and Fowler get together a day later than normal for our second weekly podcast to talk through the six midweek fixtures. Six games, only six goals and yet... not a terrible match among them. Result!
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Tony Anderson and Craig Anderson join forces to look back on the weekend's football in the Scottish top flight.
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Fowler, Shaughan and Andy discuss Kilmarnock's tenuous lead at the top of the cinch Championship and why they're so bad to watch. The trio then look at the club's at the bottom of League One and League Two - East Fife and Cowdenbeath, respectively - before going all the way back to the summer of 1977 for a famous Scotland win at Wembley.
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Thom Watt joins Craig Cairns for a late-night Monday edition talking through the Premier Sports semi-finals before looking at Saturday's cinch Premiership action.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their usual ramble down the lower leagues, stopping off at the Championship, League 1 and League 2. They discuss Partick Thistle's crushing win over Ayr United, another draw for Queen's Park, and how and why Stenhousemuir are so damn good just now!
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Tony, Thom and Chris Finn get together in the immediate aftermath of Scotland's 2-0 victory over Denmark to gush about the quality of Steve Clarke's squad and their six-game winning streak.
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Craig Fowler and Shaughan McGuigan record in person for the first time in over 18 months! And what's on the menu? Two clubs just one place apart in the SPFL league structure but with wildly different 2021/22 campaigns thus far, and Scotland's famous victory over France in 1989.
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Thom Watt and Craig Cairns are joined by Gordon Sheach for his Terrace debut (sort of) as they run through a weekend of hard cinching in the Scottish Premiership.
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Joel sits down with former Heart of Midlothian, Hamilton Academical, Berwick Rangers and Kelty Hearts midfielder Sean McKirdy.
The pair discuss Sean's career in football, from the commitment at an early age to making his Hearts debut at 16 (or 17 in Sean's eyes). They talk about what it is like to be regarded as the next big thing, playing for your boyhood club, the transition to the first-team and getting released, as well as starring for Scotland in the Victory Shield and everything in between.
Joel also asks Sean about leaving football to open his own gym aged just 22. (The gym is Elevate 98 in Edinburgh, be sure to check it out on Instagram or at https://www.elevate98.co.uk/)
Rory Loy, one of the brightest up-and-coming pundits in Scottish football, joins Craig G Telfer to talk about his nascent career in broadcasting. The pair talk about preparation and research, what to do when you can't see who scored, and sticking up for your mates when their team gets battered 5-0.
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Oh yes, Graeme is back on a Monday show and is joined by Craig Cairns to go over another weekend of cinching in the Scottish Premiership. They talk about Dundee United finding new ways to win, Alfredo Morelos reaching a ton of goals and how you could not write that Jason Cummings would score against Hearts.
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Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig G Telfer to take an in-depth review of Falkirk FC's controversial Q+A session from earlier in the week. The pair scrutinise every question, every answer, and every time someone says: "if we held this six weeks ago, it would have been a different story!"
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Craig Fowler and Craig Cairns talk through a thoroughly interesting weekend in the cinch Premiership as Dundee United go three points from the top, Ross County continue to hemorrhage goals, the right attacking blend may have been discovered by David Martindale, Hearts both deserved a point and a pumping, Leigh Griffiths keeps kicking things, and Graham Alexander gets the starting XI wrong at Fir Park.
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Tony and Telfer join the nation in simultaneously exhaling after Scotland squeaked out a victory over the Faroe Islands. They go over that match and our current standing in World Cup qualification before going to the not-so-recent past to talk through the next memorable Scotland game: Kazakhstan 3... you know the rest.
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On this glorious Monday, Duncan McKay joins Craig Cairns pick apart Scotland's World Cup qualifying victory over Israel before looking ahead to the trip to the Faroe Islands and delving into the latest on our list of most memorable Scotland matches.
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Fowler goes back to the three-guest format, but this time he's delving into the lower tiers. Without Telfer and Shaughan to add their expertise, he calls upon Alistair Gemmell to talk through the changing of the guard at Ayr United, Colin Cunningham to question if Paul Sheerin is the right man to lead Falkirk back to the Championship, and Murray Hughes to ponder whether the only way is up for current 'Club 42' Cowdenbeath.
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Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson's are this week's dream team as they talk through the cinch Premiership top-flight weekend, including ridiculous gulf in quality between Celtic's attack and defence, Stephen Glass scrambling for the right formula, Ryan Porteous' contentious red card, the key strength of unbeaten Hearts, St Johnstone storming back into top-six contention, David Martindale's concerning post-match comments and Malky doing a Malky.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer join forces to tackle a huge mailbag of questions from our listeners. Should Jim Duffy take charge of Ayr United? What is the worst five-a-side team of all time? And who does your flooring?
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Thom Watt joins Craig Anderson to talk through an interesting weekend of Scottish Premiership action. They discuss Stephen Glass dithering on a substitution that might have saved the game, impressive Heart of Midlothian and Motherwell sides, Rangers and Hibs getting the job done and Celtic failing yet again.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer take their usual tour of the lower-league action from the past weekend, looking at Kilmarnock's win over Partick Thistle, Falkirk's third consecutive defeat, and Stenhousemuir's troubling start to the season.
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Joel Sked is joined by Graeme Thewliss to look back at all the action - and faff - from the weekend that was in the cinch Premiership.
The duo discuss why Motherwell are in a great position, why Rangers are not hitting last season's heights. They ponder Blair Spittal and his excellence at Ross County, plus Robbie Neilson's tactics. There is praise for Livingston. There isn't praise for Celtic. Graeme goes up against Eamonn Brophy to see if he can do better than Ryan Porteous who also earns Graeme's praise. Charlie Mulrgew and Jeando Fuchs? Class. Aberdeen v St Johnstone? S***.
Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer combine forces to discuss interior decorating, what it's like to become an uncle and the passing of the great Norm Macdonald (as well as three matches from the Scottish lower leagues).
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Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson talk through the weekend games 24 hours after initially advertised. This includes Graham Alexander's effective brand of football, Rangers still looking for fifth gear, Celtic showing both strength and weakness, the one issue that will hold Hearts back from a third-place race, concerns for St Mirren and Livingston looking rather unfamiliar.
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Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig Anderson to talk over Scotland’s massive 1-0 victory in Vienna and sing the praises of, well, more or less everyone. They discuss why Steve Clarke’s side are a confusing team to work out and plot the path to World Cup qualification. The boys then cover the latest in our list of memorable Scotland matches, a 3-1 victory over Spain in 1984.
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Tony and Thom combine on Monday to talk through Scotland's frustrating 1-0 win over Moldova, including Andrew Robertson's shooting issue, Billy Gilmour's continued rise and whether we have a Ryan Jack-shaped hole in the side. Then they discuss the latest in our most memorable Scotland game series, going back to a triumphant yet tragic night in 1985.
(Ignore Tony's promise with regards to the Patreon. That won't be released just yet.)
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Fowler, Telfer and Shaughan dissect Scotland's loss to Denmark last night in a highly negative manner (because, what other manner is there?) before looking at the brighter side of things with checks notes a look back at our nation's humiliating draw with the Faroes in 2002.
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A brand new pop-culture podcast feed that we've launched after the positive feedback to shows we did in the first lockdown when there was little football to cover.
Our usual team, along with some new voices, will cover movies, TV shows, the best in quality music, wrestling and more, all with an irreverent Scottish slant.
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Anthony 'Tony' Anderson is joined by Robert 'Rob' Borthwick as the pair digest the weekend's cinch action and spew out their opinions on it. Hibs leave it in first gear but still reach the destination of Three Points City, Hearts dominate Dundee United thanks to the help of a returning striker, Rangers edge the """"Glasgow Derby"""" after a familiar Celtic shortcoming rears its stupid ugly head again, Tony Watt and The Mothers do a job on 'better team' Dundee, Ross Laidlaw is shit and the Saints Derby comes and goes with no one really taking notice or showing up to watch it. Join us!
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Telfer is once again joined by the B team of Fowler and Andy to go through the three most interesting matches from the past week in the lower leagues, including Thistle's defensive weaknesses, Arbroath's ceiling, the magnetic Rhys McCabe, "punt on Peterhead" and Forfar Athletic's familiar line-up.
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Tony and Thom join forces to discuss the big talking points from the weekend's fixtures, including Stephen Glass' early changes, Hearts' squad holes, high energy, exciting Dundee, Alex Gogic drop off, County possibly improving, St Mirren letting everyone down on expectations and Peter Pawlett being let off the leash under Tam Courts.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer combine forces to pick through the bones of the lower-league action from the weekend. The pair discuss Clyde's win over Alloa Athletic, a dreadful, dispiriting game between Edinburgh City and Stenhousemuir, and some of the worst defending of the season so far.
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Craig Anderson and Robert Borthwick look back over the Premier Sports Cup weekend by going through the heroes and villains as last season's top three all advance, two Tayside clubs avoid embarrassing shocks, while Aberdeen and Hearts shit the bed in varying ways.
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With Shaughan out of action, Telfer is joined by a combination of Fowler and Andy as they try to make up half of a McGuigan with a discussion of the three most interesting lower league games from the past weekend.
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Craig Fowler and Craig Anderson combine to discuss the big talking points from the weekend's football, including the issues Rangers faced against a hungry United, Celtic actually not being that shite after all, Malky Mackay's baffling tactics at Easter Road, Robbie Neilson's robust structure and so much more.
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Telfer and Shaughan do a deep dive on the most interesting matches from week one of the Scottish lower league season, including that absolutely bonkers match at Stark's Park.
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Fowler and Joel discuss the first weekend of the Scottish Premiership season with an AVFTT style. This includes looking at an exciting time for Aberdeen fans, Ross County's lack of attacking arsenal, Dundee United looking oddly familiar, Scotland's answer to Harry Kane, and much more.
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Telfer and Shaughan are back together and boy have they got some information you would like to hear. Our two lower-league experts, in THREE HOURS, cover every single side in the Championship, League One and League Two ahead of the big kick-off this weekend. Tuck in.
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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson gear up for the 2021/22 Scottish Premiership starting next weekend by giving their answer to a number of questions centred around the new campaign, including: most exciting signing, toughest departure, struggling sides, manager of the year candidates, best and worst kits, personal ambitions and much more.
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Graeme Thewliss and Shaughan McGuigan get together to dissect Scotland's 3-1 Euro 2020 defeat to Croatia. Ffs Scotland
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Tony Anderson and Craig Cairns talk about the England meltdown and why shares in Skyscanner will likely not rocket if Scotland exit Euro 2020 before looking ahead to Steve Clarke’s do-or-die Group D clash with World Cup finalists Croatia.
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Duncan McKay and Craig Fowler crawl out their scratchers to look back over Scotland's 0-0 draw in Group E with Euro 2020 champions-in-waiting England.
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Thom and Duncan chew over Monday's defeat in our Euros opening group game.
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Joel and Craig get together for another Euro 2020 preview show, this time looking at Scotland's latest step towards Euro glory after being cruelly denied a famous victory over the Netherlands.
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Joel Sked is joined by Craig Cairns to have a little peek at Group D in the first of our Euro 2020 previews. Will Gareth Southgate waste this exciting crop of England players? Will the Czech Republic spring a few surprises? Are Croatia regressing? And are we getting far too excited about Scotland under Steve Clarke?
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Thom Watt, Robert Borthwick, Craig Anderson and Craig get together to run through all your old favourites, including The Josh Magennis Award for Most Improved Player, the soon-to-be-named Shane Duffy Award for Worst Signing, the soon-to-be-named Celtic Award for Worst Team and the soon-to-be-named Celtic Moment of the Season.
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Joel is joined by lower league jobbers Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer to look back at the Premiership play-off final. The trio look back at an excellent Dundee performance, give James McPake some credit before delving into the deep doo-doo Kilmarnock find themselves in after an abhorrent display.
The guys also look back at the Scottish Cup final and St Johnstone’s historic achievement. Also, Hibs? Deary me.
They finish with a look at some of the managerial news around Scottish football. Duffy, Ferguson, Hughes, Mellon.
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The final top 12 countdown of this season sees Joel and Fowler talk through the best forwards in the top flight.
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Tony and Fowler join forces to run through the final games of the 2020/21 Scottish Premiership season, including a query about Nathan Thomas, Iain Vigurs' love of yellow cards, Aberdeen shooting themselves in the foot repeatedly, and six teams determined to kill us through boredom.
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Fowler and Joel are back once again, this time looking at the cream of the crop in terms of wingers and No.10s (and those in between) currently playing in this season's top flight.
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Fowler and Tony look back over the two massive matches at Hampden this past weekend as Hibs were ultimately able to coast to victory against Dundee United while the two Saints played out a barnstormer.
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Fowler and Joel are back with the next position in the list - but with a little twist this year. We've binned the centre-midfielder/wide-midfielder split for something a little different. Let us know on Twitter if you think it's better. Or don't. Do whatever the hell you like.
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Graeme Thewliss leads Craig Anderson through an eventful weekend in the Premiership relegation battle as his beloved Kilmarnock slipped back into the bottom two. They also explain why Ryan Porteous perhaps shouldn’t have doubled down, and how Celtic are now in the Murty/Caixinha death spiral.
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Rob and Tony combine for Thursday's podcast where the pair look back over the month in the Scottish Premiership and each bring a top 5 of the players who stood out the most.
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Chris Iwleumo and Craig Cairns are joined by Philip Mitchell, trustee of the CM Foundation and father of Chris Mitchell. They discuss the excellent work the charity does, in conjunction with the SPFL Trust, and how the foundation came about.
Remember, there is always help out there. You are never alone.
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One day later than usual but we're sure you'll forgive us after one of the most memorable Scottish Cup quarter-final weekends in a long, long time. Three penalty shoot-outs, two upsets, a few late collapses and a goalkeeper (almost) scoring. Tuck in.
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Fowler and Joel are back again. If they thought the full-backs were tough, nothing prepared them for this. In the face of extreme anxiety they were each able to cut longer lists down into a manageable dozen.
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This week Chris Iwelumo and Craig Cairns are joined by Liam Corbett from This Is My Story podcast to talk about Hearts' season in the Scottish Championship, but first they reflect on the punishment handed out to Slavia Prague's Ondrej Kudela for racially abusing Rangers' Glen Kamara.
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Robert Borthwick is joined by Craig Anderson as they pick out the winners and losers from the Scottish Cup weekend. Find out why Craig Levein is perhaps feeling better about himself this weekend, and why Roberto Nditi has a new admirer.
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After last week's episode ranking the best goalkeepers, Joel and Fowler turn their attention to the premier full-backs in the top flight. Come for stats about crossing and dribbling, stay for Joel's inability to count.
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Chris Iwelumo and Craig Cairns are joined by Jordan Allison from Show Racism the Red Card Scotland to discuss the work the charity is doing and the latest on the incident involving Rangers Glen Kamara and Slavia Prague's Ondrej Kudela during the recent Uefa Europa League match.
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Craig Anderson and Duncan McKay discuss the weekend's Premiership games in a pivotal matchday for those at the bottom.
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Our top 12 countdowns are back for another season! Fowler leads Joel 'Safe Hands' Sked as the two talk through their favourite goalkeepers from the top-flight this season. There isn't a whole lot of variance in terms of names, but there is on where they landed in the elite dozen.
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Robert Borthwick invites Mr. Anthony Anderson to join him in discussing the winners and the losers of Scottish Cup third round weekend. The guys talk about the newly-named MacKay Derby, some overhead kicks, small-time social media behaviour, "sweetheart" Kyle Lafferty, Nicky Clark's decisive shove and a whole lot more.
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Graeme is joined by Andy Harrow and Shaughan McGuigan for the Grant Hanley special: 45 minutes of chat about how beating the Faroes is alright actually, how not losing any games is alright actually, and how Czechoslovakia's squad in 1973 was alright actually, and even scandal free.
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Chris Iwelumo and Craig Cairns reflect on the Scotland national team's triple-header versus Austria, Israel and the Faroe Islands. They discuss Steve Clarke's formation and personnel and ask if Arsenal's Kieran Tierney is Scotland's best player.
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Tony and Craig Anderson teamed up again to carry out a post mortem of Scotland’s 1-1 draw in Israel before looking forward to Wednesday’s game against the Faroes. They wrap things up by covering the latest on the list of memorable Scotland matches - and for once it’s a win.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer reunite to talk about lower-league Scottish football. The pair do their best to touch on every game from the weekend's action, while also discussing the best and worst streams in the SPFL, cup upsets and football pitches built of tectonic plates.
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Chris Iwelumo joins Craig Cairns once again to go through some of the big talking points of Scottish football. The duo begins with a chat about Chris being added to BBC Scotland's Championship coverage before moving on to the Scottish Premiership relegation battle. They then discuss the incident involving Glen Kamara of Rangers and Slavia Prague’s Ondrej Kudela before finishing up with a chat about the inclusion of Che Adams in the latest Scotland squad.
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The good guys of the team, Tony and Duncan, chat through all six Premiership games, including: Callum Davidson's success at St Johnstone; whether John Hughes has made any real difference to County; if St Mirren "bottled" it in the bid for top six; the difference Lafferty has made to Killie; Dundee Utd expressing themselves; Hibs playing with the handbrake on; JET's improvement, and the unity behind Glen Kamara at the Old Firm game.
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Fowler steps in as host at the last minute as Tony and Shaughan give their takes on things which have occurred this year that make the Scottish top flight what it is.
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Today's podcast is a two-parter. Firstly, Fowler and Joel talk through the two top-flight games from the past weekend as Livingston bettered Accies despite the Scott Robinson fall-out, while John Beaton made himself public enemy No.1 in Dingwall.
Then Craig Cairns steps into the hotseat for an exclusive interview with former Hearts manager Daniel Stendel.
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Who wants 52 minutes of Craig Telfer chatting to Duncan Cowles about working on A View from the Terrace and his upcoming BBC Scotland show? You do? Well, you are in luck!
The first episode of Scary Adult Things airs tonight at 10.30pm.
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Chris Iwelumo and Craig Cairns discuss the recently launched campaign by the Chris Mitchell Foundation – in conjunction with the SPFL – which is providing mental health training to all 42 SPFL clubs. The duo goes on to talk about their own personal experiences.
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Breathing Space: 0800 83 85 87 www.breathingspace.scot
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Gary, Duncan and Andy briefly discuss Derek McInnes' departure from Aberdeen and potential managerial candidates to fill his shoes, before delving into the free agent market to assess which players and clubs should stick and twist in the summer.
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Craig Cairns fumbles his way through the weekend Scottish Premiership action, aided and dug out of few holes by Graeme Thewliss and Joel Sked. They discuss Rangers sealing the Premiership title, Kimarnock's dodgy defensive line and why Hamilton Accies resemble a meat trifle.
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Tony, Shaughan and Joel combine their magic rings to blitz through the two Scottish Premiership midweek games, what football returning in the lower leagues truly means for the clubs, and the beginning of the end for 'Ally's army'.
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Craig Cairns and Chris Iwelumo are back to reflect on St Johnstone's victory over Livingston in the Betfred Cup final then turn their attention to the departure of Neil Lennon and where Celtic should go next before falling out over how Robbie Neilson is doing at Hearts.
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Tony Anderson takes on hosting duties this week as he's joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson. The boys talk all things League Cup final: Martindale's mistakes and St Johnstone's legends and emotions.
They then get back to the meat and potatoes of the Premiership, including Hibs back 3s struggles going man for man against Motherwell, KILLIE SCORING A GOAL, goalkeepers in Paisley and expectations on Goodwin and Dylan Connelly. They finish on a quick once over on Kennedy's Celtic and the form of Ferguson and McCrorie.
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It's been an unusual year and, as a result, we've not manage to compile a list of all the daft things that have happened in Scottish football this season - until now. Andy, Telfer and Shaughan get together to laugh about the most bonkers things to occur outside of the top flight. To hear part 2 of this podcast, subscribe at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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Duncan hosts as Tony and Thom join to chat about the weekend's fixtures, including Ross County giving Celtic their latest comedic moment, Motherwell falling to bits yet again and Aberdeen looking like they've found the corner.
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The New World Order is back as Fowler is joined by Telfer and Shaughan to take on a lower-league mailbag, including part-time heroes, a modern-day Kilnockie, the answer to the pyramid conundrum, retro kits and League 1 and League 2 predictions.
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Fowler talks to Craig Cairns and then Joel Sked about the weekend's action in the Scottish Premiership. This includes Accies looking like a bloody good team in the Lanarkshire derby, Lawrence Shankland getting some pep in his step, Neil Lennon's botched successful surgery, Killie still looking like a completely blunted attack, and Aberdeen continuing to stink the joint up!
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Tony, Thom and Tommy Wright's new No.1 fan Craig Anderson discuss the aforementioned manager's return to the dugout, including his opening game V Motherwell. They then head to Paisley to discuss Celtic's performance before and after the 70-minute mark. Finally Thom is asked for his opinion on all things Aberdeen. Is this the beginning of the end of McInnes? Is that fair? In fact, is it smart?
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Craig Cairns and Chris Iwelumo talk about Rangers' unsuccessful appeal of the ban handed out to Kemar Roofe and Celtic's successful one regarding Albian Ajeti's alleged dive. They then turn their attention to Betfred Cup finalists Livingston before touching on the pressure on Derek McInnes at Aberdeen. To be continued...
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Fowler is joined by Graeme and Craig Cairns to look back over the weekend's action in the Scottish Premiership. This includes whether it is the end of the line for Derek McInnes, Hibs looking better without Kevin Nisbet, the size of the task facing Tommy Wright, the West Lothian juggernaut coming to a stop, John Hughes' oddly attacking line-up, Mickey Mellon figuring out the need for fewer strikers and Ross Callachan for MVP.
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Robert Borthwick and Graeme Thewliss join Craig G Telfer as they take a whistle-stop tour around the midweek action from the Scottish Premiership. They talk about Motherwell’s win at Dundee United, how Celtic have hit comeback trail and that disgusting commentator who boasted about defecating hard.
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The gigantic pairing of Chris Iwelumo and Craig Cairns link up to discuss the job Jim Goodwin is doing at Celtic and the recent departure of Alex Dyer from Kimarnock before answering your questions.
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Tony and Thom talk Jim Goodwin tactical flexibility and squad depth alongside another Celtic bashing. Hibs return to winning ways while Mickey Mellon continues to shoehorn Marc McNulty in somewhere. They also cover Alex Dyer's last dance while St Johnstone may have found their ultimate front three. And will the arrival of new strikers mean goals for Aberdeen?
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A knackered Craig Cairns and Chris Iwelumo go over some of the talking points from the last week, including Motherwell's escape, Rangers ploughing on and St Johnstone reaching the Betfred Cup final.
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Andy Harrow and Tony Anderson join Craig Cairns to go over Wednesday's matches in the Scottish Premiership, including St Mirren's dismantling of Dundee United, the many sides of Alfredo Morelos and interchangeable Livi.
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Fowler, Joel and Thom go in-depth on the Betfred Cup semi-final matches this weekend, including Jack Ross being under pressure, Callum Davidson making the necessary tweaks, St Mirren's head-scratching gameplan and Livingston being like a rugby league side (that's a compliment, honest!). They then finish by quickly running through the main talking points from the two Scottish Premiership fixtures.
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Craig Anderson, Thom Watt and Duncan McKay discusses players that have disappointed and surprised us this season. They finish off talking about the next in the Scotland Memorable Matches series.
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Craig Cairns are Chris Iwelumo kick off another run of weekly shows by looking at Graham Alexander's appointment as Motherwell manager before turning their attention to the latest at Celtic Park after Neil Lennon's fiery press conference.
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Thom Watt and Joel Sked join Craig Cairns to go through the weekend's Scottish Premiership matches after reacting to Celtic manager Neil Lennon's explosive press conference.
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Fowler is joined by Shaughan McGuigan and Andy Harrow to have an extensive look at four clubs in the Scottish Championship after the lower leagues were suspended below the bottom tier for the next couple of weeks at least.
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Tony welcomes Joel and Craig Anderson to talk through the weekend's football in four Scottish Premiership games. The guys get into the big decisions in the Aberdeen-Rangers game, Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent looking back to their best, what Greg Kiltie gives Killie that other Kilmarnock players don't, the Livingston juggernaut refusing to slow down, and whether Motherwell made the right choice with Graham Alexander.
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Gary hosts as Duncan comes on to talk about Elgin City and their hopes of a successful season, then Shaughan runs through a gamut of interesting lower-league sides to talk through, including East Fife, Falkirk, Queen of the South and Dundee.
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Craig and Thom are the only two Terrace members available on this most horrible of Mondays as the rest frolic in the garden before being locked down for another month. The pair discuss how Celtic managed to nullify Rangers but were still victims of their own demise, why Motherwell fans should be very concerned, Hibs' bizarre attempts at defending, the improvement in Ross County under Yogi Hughes, the latest example of Alex Dyer's baffling non-use of substitutes and a New Firm case of deja vu.
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Gary is joined by Duncan and Rob as the three make their way through the Premiership fixtures from Boxing Day. Referees had a weird one, Aberdeen are boring, Rangers are efficient, nobody cares about Celtic beating Hamilton, Motherwell cannot buy a win, will Dr. Yogi bring about a County recovery and loads more.
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Rob, Graeme and Andy get together for their annual delve into cans and Christmas nonsense. The boys offer a gift to all 11 premiership clubs, create a Christmas movie masterpiece and finish off by doing some solids.
Merry Christmas all!
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Craig Anderson and Duncan McKay join Craig Cairns to go over a dramatic match in which Celtic completed the quadruple treble with a penalty shootout victory over Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final.
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Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig Anderson to select their worst Scotland XI since 2000 The selected players include several one-cap wonders, a centre-back pairing who once played together in a 3-0 win, two of the heroes of Belgrade and a player who reached the heady heights of the Last 256 of the BDO darts.
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Chris Iwulemo and Craig Cairns join forces for the last time this year to preview the Scottish Cup final between Hearts and Celtic before going through some questions from listeners, including James Tavernier's march towards the golden boot, Chris's favourite kit and Scotland's Euro 2020 squad.
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Craig Fowler is back to play host this week and look back on six matches in the Scottish Premiership. Helping him out on today's show is...* Graeme Thewliss to rant about the mess Motherwell are in right now (yet still fifth) and give credit to Livingston for making every opponent shit themselves. * Craig Anderson to discuss sympathy for Alfredo Morelos' poor form and why Curtis Main might be a better option up front for Aberdeen. * And Joel Sked to disprove just about anything Brian Rice said after getting pumped by Hibs and wonder whether the end is around the corner for Alex Dyer.
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Tony, Gary and Andy get together for a grab-bag of Scottish football content, including bail-out money, Jack Ross' standing within the Hibs support, Partick Thistle's struggling League One season, struggles at Motherwell and the latest game in our top 50 most memorable Scotland matches countdown.
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Chris Iwelumo expresses his disappointment at being left out by Craig Cairns last before the strike duo get firing on all cylinders again, chatting Scotland's World Cup qualification group, David Martindale's interim gig at Livingstons, covid call-offs and default wins and taking the knee.
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It's Thom Watt's time to host this week as everyone's favourite Dons fans welcomes on a trio of Terrace boys to talk through the weekend's action, including:* Craig Anderson to lament Killie's inability to finish a first half with 11 men and Rangers' title charge beginning to look like a procession. * Craig Fowler to share his thoughts on exactly what Neil Lennon should do to resurrect Celtic before looking at the improvement in St Mirren. * And Duncan McKay to laugh about the ineptitude of the aforementioned referee and praise David Martindale's Livingston (we can officially call it that now).
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Joel, Shaughan and Gary delve into the Championship for a focus on Arbroath, Greenock Morton and, can we shock you, Heart of Midlothian.
Before that they trio discussed the latest SPFL news grenade with the punishment of Kilmarnock and St Mirren as Motherwell handed TWO 3-0 wins and Hamilton awarded their biggest league away win in more than six years.
To finish, the boys pick out a few 'under the radar' stories from the lower leagues so far this season.
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There's no Craig and Chris this week, but instead we've brought you something a little more pertinent. Duncan McKay and Leading The Line's Chris Marshall discuss last night's defeat by Finland and what next for the SWNT.
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Graeme Thewliss is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson to take a strictly alphabetical journey through the weekend’s Betfred Cup action. They discuss a misfiring Hearts attack, explain why Dunfermline are Scotland’s second team, applaud Ross County’s bravery and much much more.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer combine forces to discuss the comings and goings in the lower leagues over the past week. Despite only looking at three games in depth, they somehow end up gassing for 80 minutes. Ayr United's win over Dundee, Partick Thistle's mini-resurgence and Annan Athletic get the special treatment.
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Craig Cairns and Chris Iwelumo link up once again to talk about Chris facing off against Diego Maradona's Argentina side, the "clarification" of the handball rule and the pressure on Celtic manager Neil Lennon.
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Tony Anderson steps into the host's chair this week to look back over the Scottish Premiership weekend. Helping Tony to break down every game on tonight's episode is:* Joel Sked to look at Celtic dropping yet more points in the title race and Rangers looking every bit the real deal. * Duncan McKay to debate whether it's already too late for Accies to make a change and Killie overcoming an early red to heap further pain on County. * And Gary Cocker to wonder whether Livingston will be able to figure things out and if St Johnstone need a new plan of attack.
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Craig Cairns is joined by Chris Iwelumo to go over the elation of Scotland's Euro 2020 qualification in Belgrade before being brought down back to earth by the results in Slovakia and Israel. Along the way they talk staying professional when you just want to lose your sht, the criticism of Oli McBurnie and that* miss against Norway.
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Fowler is joined by Shaughan and Rob to share their frustrations over Scotland's failure to earn promotion in the Nations League. They discuss the familiarities, the positive differences and where the team went wrong in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to Israel. They finish with a look at the first ever football international, a match between Scotland and England in 1872.
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Fowler is joined by Tony and Thom to cover Scotland's frustrating 1-0 defeat to Slovakia in the Nations League. Was Steve Clarke right to make so many changes? Is this further evidence of Scotland's radical improvement despite the result? And what to make of Oli McBurnie? The trio then finish things off with getting to Germany 0, Scotland 1, the next in our countdown of the moment memorable ever Scotland games.
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This is a preview of a special Patreon episode put together by Craig Fowler talking to 12 separate Scotland fans about Thursday night's glory. To listen to the full podcast, subscribe over at patreon.com/terracepodcast. This episode is in the £5-a-month tier.
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In a Terrace first Thom Watt, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns go over Scotland's qualification for Euro 2020 after their defeat of Serbia. The guys were drunk at the time of recording and there may be a lot of celebratory swearing.
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Craig Cairns and Chris Iwelumo discuss the reasons why Steve Clarke's Scotland will qualify for Euro 2020, the pros and cons of VAR and humiliating defeats following Rangers' 8-0 win over Hamilton Accies.
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Craig Fowler is back in the hotseat to go discuss, analyse and laugh at the six (SIX!) Scottish Premiership fixtures this past weekend. Joining him this podcast is:* Duncan McKay to lament Hibs chucking it in 12 minutes and question Alex Dyer's tactics in Perth. * Gary Cocker to ponder whether this was the best of Celtic and wonder what it'll take for St Mirren to score. * And Graeme Thewliss to try and make sense of Rangers 8, Hamilton Accies 0 and hail the familiarity of the 1-1 draw in Dingwall.
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Telfer and Shaughan are back with another deep dive into the lower leagues, looking specifically at six matches at the weekend, two from each division, but essentially covering every team again. Getting special attention were Dunfermline v Queen of the South, Forfar Athletic v Montrose (ANGUS DERBY!) and Albion Rovers v Brechin City.
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Craig and Chris talk about the new additions to the Scotland squad, the fine margins of the Edinburgh derby and whether or not bogey teams are a thing.
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Mixing things up a bit this Monday as it's two shows thrown into one. Firstly we have Tony and Duncan to lament Hibs blowing it again in a big derby before moving on to discuss Celtic getting over their recent poor form to defeat Aberdeen. Then Thom and Graeme combine forces to discuss the three Scottish Premiership matches which took place this weekend.
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Tony, Rob, Thom and guest Stevie Din get together to preview this weekend's Scottish Cup semi-finals. A Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen and Celtic fan on the same podcast, what could possibly go wrong?
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Craig Cairns finally gets Chris Iwelumo's name right before the duo talk about Chris's recent interview with Kilmarnock manager Alex Dyer, punditry and how to manage a player like Motherwell's Tony Watt.
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Tony Anderson takes over the hot-seat this week to look back over the Scottish Premiership weekend. Helping him to do so will be:* Adam Thornton to look at Rangers tightening pulling ahead in the title race as yet more questions arise about Celtic. * Thom Watt to celebrate a shining performance from his namesake as Motherwell gubbed Ross County. * And Craig Anderson to breakdown Killie's defeat to Tony's beloved Hibees, as well as the dreck that was Saints v United.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer cast their beady eyes over a big weekend of the jobber divisions, examining the biggest games from the Championship, League 1 and League 2 - and having a right good laugh while they do it!
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Craig Cairns is once again joined by Chris Iwelumo to look over Rangers' win over Celtic and the starts made to the season by Dundee United's Mickey Mellon and Callum Davidson at St Johnstone.
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Craig Fowler leads Monday's Premiership recap with with five games going ahead. Helping him on this show is:* Tony Anderson to talk Neil Lennon's bizarre tactics and Hibs' wastefulness in the Highlands. * Graeme Thewliss to wonder if JET is the answer to Livi's problems and Chris Burke's effectiveness. * And Craig Cairns to question Brice Rice's use of metaphors and whether Stevie May is BACK!
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Craig Fowler returns to the main show and he's brought along Shaughan McGuigan and Andy Harrow for the occasion. The trio talk Scotland's 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic, the bizarre selection headaches facing Steve Clarke and where further improvements are required. They then finish the show by looking over Tuesday's Betfred Cup results.
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Craig Cairns is again joined but Chris Iwelumo, this time to go over the positives of the first two parts of Scotland's triple-header before looking ahead to the impact of international football on this week's match between Celtic and Rangers.
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Craig Anderson and Thom Watt get together to look back at a Scotland showing that... wasn't... horrible? After digging into the 1-0 win over Slovakia which leaves us clear at the top of our Nations League group, the duo then look back at the action in the Betfred Cup this past weekend.
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Tony Anderson is joined by Shaughan McGuigan and Duncan McKay as they pick over the bones of the worst game of football since Scotland played last month. Also featured is the latest in our most memorable Scotland matches series.
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After spending all day working hard behind the scenes on transfer deadline day, The Terrace is delighted to announce the signing of Chris Iwelumo for a series of weekly shows looking at some of the big stories in Scottish football just now. On this week's show, Chris is joined by Craig Cairns to discuss a couple of recent transfers, the upcoming Scotland game and there is a focus on Hibernian's Kevin Nesbit.
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Craig Fowler hosts Monday's show as he's joined by Craig Anderson, Joel Sked and Tony Anderson to look back over five Scottish Premiership games, including:
- Brian Rice's perplexing starting XI and Scott Brown's influence on the Celtic squad.
- Dundee United being shitebags against Livingston and Jim Goodwin's nonsensical (non)use of substitutes.
- Rangers being flat in a game that just "existed".
Fowler and Tony are joined by Rangers podcaster and tactics buff Adam Thornton to talk Rangers taking it up a level on the European stage, Steven Gerrard being a great manager (but maybe not in Scotland), Celtic's attraction to chaos, Scott Brown keeping the momentum going, and why Parkhead supporters need to be patient with Greg Taylor. The trio then finish it off with Scotland 2, Liechtenstein 1, which is (for some reason) the next in our Most Memorable Scotland Match series which you voted for (again, why?).
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Craig Fowler leads Monday's show (12 hours late) as he welcomes on three of The Terrace boys to talk through the Scottish Premiership weekend. They are:* Joel Sked to discuss Scott Brown's improvement for Celtic and Aberdeen's absolute domination against Ross County. * Graeme Thewliss to lament Motherwell getting royalty pumped by Rangers and St Mirren, with a hand from Killie, serving up a snorefest in Paisley. * And Gary Cocker to smugly beam about United dropping points at Hamilton and further troubles for Callum Davidson at St Johnstone.
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Fowler, Tony and Duncan talk through the contrasting fortunes of four Scottish clubs in Europe, as Rangers ride their luck but eventually stroll to victory, Aberdeen lament an early blip, Celtic frustrate their supporters on the way to victory and Motherwell show inexperience in Israel.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer strap themselves in for this two-part podcast looking back at the top 10 most embarrassing moments in the Scottish lower leagues over the last decade.
This is the first of a two-part podcast. Part two is available over on patreon.com/terracepodcast.
There will be another free-to-air show tomorrow.
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Craig Fowler hosts Monday's show looking back on a high-scoring, action-packed weekend in the Scottish Premiership. Helping out this week is:
- Graeme Thewliss to discuss Rangers' moaning about infamous Scottish football bullies Hibernian Football Club and the importance of Lawrence Shankland.
- Joel Sked to laugh at Aberdeen's opening 20 minutes and the problems facing St Johnstone as they once again fail to find the back of the net.
- And Thom Watt to question Celtic's use of the 3-5-2 and delve into why Hamilton were so anaemic against the ten men of Kilmarnock.
Today's podcast is brought to you by Beer 52. To get a case of free beer as a listener of The Terrace, simply got to beer52.com/terrace to claim.
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This 15-minute clip comes from a podcast recorded by Duncan and Graeme earlier this summer where the two ranked their favourite awaydays in Scottish football. Graeme has been to over 33 grounds while Duncan, notably, visited all 42 grounds in one season (though that's changed now Cove Rangers are in the league), so it's fair to say they've got a good degree of knowledge.
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Fowler is joined by Tony and Duncan to break down the performance of three clubs in Europe on Thursday night as Motherwell played out an epic match with Coleraine, Aberdeen took care of business against the Viking, and Rangers did what everyone expected them to do.
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Craig Fowler is back to lead discussions on all of the weekend's Scottish Premiership games. This time he's joined by:
- Gary Cocker to question Dundee United's defensive set up at Ibrox and underline the key for Hibs making the 4-4-2 work.
- Graeme Thewliss to preach patience for worried Livi fans and wax lyrical about Allan Campbell once again.
- And Craig Anderson to provide some context to County's "impressive" play and marvel at the turnaround with Aberdeen.
Be sure to also listen to the Patreon episode where Craig and Gary break down Hearts' decision to loan Zdenek Zlamal to St Mirren, much to the chagrin of the Tynecastle support.
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Joel sits down with Dougie Wright to talk about the role of a football analyst.
Dougie recounts how he went from writing, analysing Scottish football to being welcomed by Davie Martindale at Livingston. The pair talk about the success of Livi before discussing Dougie's move to Wigan Athletic.
What goes into analysing and scouting a player? What is looked for in certain positions? And what exactly is a football analyst?
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Shaughan and Thom join Craig Cairns to go through Scotland's win over the Czech Republic before looking at the next game in our most memorable Scotland matches. Respect.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Duncan McKay and Thom Watt to pick their preferred Scotland XIs for Friday's match with Israel before the trio then get to the next most memorable Scotland match in our top 50 countdown: the 1985 Rous Cup victory over England.
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Craig Fowler is back to host Monday's show after a six-game strong Scottish Premiership weekend. He is joined by:
- Craig Cairns to talk about the most interesting game of the weekend where one team shone and the other stunk at McDiarmid Park. Also: Rory McKenzie's goal.
- Graeme Thewliss to question just how attractive Aberdeen could become, the positives for Hibs after defeat, and Livingston winning by going Livingston Extra.
- Robert Borthwick to giggle at Neil Lennon's trolling, Rangers gear shifts, and Hamilton Accies' bizarrely boring team selection.
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Our retrospective awards season continue with the Andy Dorman Award, Most Disappointing Team and Discovery of the Year. On this occasion it's Fowler, Gary and Andy doing the discussing and debating as we hand out three more gongs.
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Craig Anderson is joined by Joel Sked, Graeme Thewliss and Gary Cocker as each of the guests talks over two of the weekend’s Scottish Premiership matches. They discuss St Mirren and Ross County’s improvements, Killie’s meek surrender at Ibrox, Motherwell’s desire issues, an impressive Dundee United performance, Derek McInnes’ trust issues and Hibs winning ugly yet again.
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With one thing and another, we didn't complete our traditional end-of-season awards at the conclusion of the 2019/20 Scottish Premiership campaign, so let us right that wrong. We'll be running a series of podcasts handing out gongs to top-flight stars for their efforts last term.
First up is Tony, Graeme and Thom debating and awarding Most Improved Player, Most Disappointing Player and Mr Versatile.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer put on their big glasses for a thorough examination of every singing made Championship, League 1 and League 2 clubs so far this summer. No stone is left unturned (except Montrose, who have yet to bring anyone in).
This is a bonus podcast. Originally recorded as a Patreon, the guys went above and beyond and recorded for nearly two hours. Therefore, we've decided to share the love. The first hour is here for free, the second part is available over at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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Craig Fowler leads Monday's podcast looking back at the five games across the Scottish Premiership weekend. On the show he is joined by:
- Joel Sked to look at Dundee United's impressive start under Micky Mellon, Stuart Kettlewell messing with the formula too much, predictable problems with the Rangers attack, and Livingston's immediate future without Lyndon Dykes.
- Craig Anderson to lament three points dropped by Kilmarnock on Saturday, St Johnstone's less-than-impressive showing, St Mirren's good fortune in Lanarkshire, and a time-travelling Lazio star from the mid-90s.
- Duncan McKay to slag him Hibs fans for their overreaction to Saturday's draw with Motherwell, who immediately look better following the signing of Stephen O'Donnell.
To access hours of additional content, please subscribe at patreon.com/terracepodcast, including a Scottish Football Life episode looking at the demise of Meadowbank Thistle.
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Thursday's podcast sees Craig Fowler back on presenting duties as we cover the midweek action in the Ladbrokes Premiership. Helping him is:
- Graeme Thewliss to discuss a small improvement in Motherwell, Chris Long needing to get his finger out, Lyndon Dykes and friends approaching their best, Ross County's tactical change and how Killie turned things around.
- Rob Borthwick then joins to briefly give his take on the JRG's decision to ban all non-Premiership clubs from training, before getting into St Johnstone's tactical plan, the two sides of Alfredo Morelos, Hibs' versatility and the need to crackdown on aerial clashes.
And, as usual, be sure to subscribe to patreon.com/terracepodcast for hours of extra entertainment.
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We continue with the new format with Monday's show which sees Joel step into the hosting limelight, and it's his time to shine. Looking back at the second weekend in the Scottish Premiership we have:
- Craig Fowler on Alex Dyer's organised Kilmarnock side, Nicke Kabamba's bodying of Christopher Jullien and the age old Scott Brown conundrum, plus Hamilton's midfield vortex, sexy Ross County and Billy Mckay's resurgence.
- Tony Anderson on what the **** Livi are trying to do, hip, hop, happening Hibs with their different formations, in-form players and attacking arsenal before looking at St Mirren's difficulties at Ibrox, Jack-Kamara axis and Borna Barisic.
- Duncan McKay rounding off the show on Motherwell's struggles to play out from the back, Ian Harkes love-in and Micky Mellon's early impact.
Do let us know what you think of the longer Monday shows and different format.
Joel is joined by the new editor of Nutmeg magazine and author Daniel Gray to talk about the revered periodical as well as Scottish football in general.
The duo look for the small football delights amongst the coronavirus pandemic and how the last four months has changed their outlook, before going on to talk about Daniel's introduction to Scottish football courtesy of Middlesbrough legend and Hearts cult hero Phil Stamp and how he fell in love with the game north of the border.
Of course, they also talk all things Nutmeg, it's place within the culture of the game and plans for the future.
The Scottish Premiership season is back underway and we are back with our usual Monday show - but with a twist! Craig Fowler speaks separately to Tony Anderson, Thom Watt and Craig Cairns about all the action over the course of the six games, including Hibs' choices in attack, Aberdeen's head-scratching tactics, an unexpected turnaround at Tannadice, a new formation for Livingston, a strange decision involving a star player, and why we may as well give Celtic the title already.
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Fowler, Joel and Graeme have put the hours in on Wyscout analysing a list of players who signed for Scottish Premiership sides this summer, who've previously not played in Scotland, and they're here to tell you all about them!
The list is then completed with an additional 18 minutes that is available over at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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This show was originally recorded to be a Patreon episode but we decided to release it for free. If you want to hear the other season previews for each and every Scottish Premiership club ahead of this season's opener then head over to patreon.com/terracepodcast.
Craig Fowler is joined by Terrace Podcast co-founder Alan Temple to discuss two of the teams Alan covers regularly for his job at Capital City Press.
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Thom, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns get together for the first show of the new season, with a question posed for each Premiership side: does Shankland paper over the cracks? What is Jack Ross concocting at Hibs? And do Rangers need to keep Morelos to challenge Celtic.
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The last of our lockdown podcasts sees Telfer, Fowler, Duncan and Thom getting together to heap praise on Guided by Voices, American sports writing and the joys of playing an instrument, before slaughtering the concept of "cancel culture" and finishing on a lengthy review of the entertaining but massively-flawed The Dark Knight Rises.
This will be the last podcast for a couple of weeks, so be sure to subscribe to patreon.com/terracepodcast to fill the void until we're back.
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In the third and final part of Joel's chat with Marvin Bartley, the two talk about the move to Livingston and what surprised the player regarding any preconceptions he had about Livi prior to joining.
Bartley talks about the transition into coaching as he prepares to take the next step in his football career once his playing days are over. He talks about the coaching courses and what he has learned from coaching Livi reserves and through his time as a player.
The pair also chat punditry, on field talk with opponents, players he likes in Scotland and a wee bit about A View from the Terrace.
Gary Cocker is joined by Craig Anderson to talk over the latest goings-on in Scottish football. They talk about the impending (at the time of recording) appointment of Mickey Mellon at Dundee United and the outcome of the Court of Session case, before rounding things off with a discussion of the Premiership fixture list and the new Saturday night Sportscene.
Another episode detailing the 12 best signings of the summer window so far was recorded right after and uploaded to our Patreon page. Check that out at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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Fowler, Craig C and Shaughan join Telfer for another round of pop-culture talk. On a new shortened format, the gang discuss the importance of bad movies, Meet Me in the Bathroom, Awkwafina's rising profile, Peep Show, possibly the greatest single-podcast episode ever, and the divisive Academy Award winner Crash (2004).
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Gary Cocker is joined by Craig Anderson as they briefly discuss the (lack of) goings on at the Court of Session before going into an in-depth discussion of the vacancy at Dundee United. They round things off with the latest on our list of Top 50 Scotland matches as we look back to our last ever (male) win at a major Championship.
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A compilation of clips from interviews with Christian Nade, Kevin Harper, Marvin Bartley and Sean Clare talking about their reaction to George Floyd's murder and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, their experiences of racism and what needs to change in football to fight the problem.
To listen to every interview in full over at patreon.com/terracepodcast.
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Over the past month on The Terrace Patreon site we have been releasing season reviews for every club in the Premiership, most of the Championship, and a nice wee round-up with Shaughan and Telfer about everything that happened in League One and League Two.
In this special mini-podcast we've put together three snippets from the St Mirren, Rangers and Hearts reviews where Fowler talked to Jamie Cockburn, Euan Taylor and Simon Laird, respectively, about the three weakest first-team players from the past campaign.
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The gang gather round to run their jaws about The Deuce, The Last of Us Part II, The Office, beaches (the sand, not the movie), Rick and Morty’s mark fanbase, Maximo Park, Jehnny Beth and popular music in general, before reviewing the lighthearted 2013 romp Philomena, starring Judi Dench and Alan Partridge.
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In the second part (of three) of Joel's chat with Marvin Bartley the midfielder reveals what it is like to make a transfer move, controlling his own contract negotiations and also settling into a new city.
Bartley opens up on dealing with fan abuse and explains why he loves it, especially at Tynecastle. Reluctantly there is a chat about some Scottish Cup final that happened and the mindset Hibs and Bartley had that season and against Hearts.
He details the change which took place when Neil Lennon took over Alan Stubbs and watching the Dylan McGeouch, Scott Allan and John McGinn triumvirate. They finish part two by discussing the end of Bartley's Hibs career and the difficulty he found in moving on.
Joel and Rob join forces to talk about the big news in Scottish football across the past couple of days: Robbie Neilson's return to Hearts. They discuss the surprise factor, concerns, what he needs to do at Tynecastle and sympathy for Stendel.
The pair also talk about Neilson's replacement at Dundee United, Hibs and recent transfers.
The gang talk about The Wire, Succession, landfill indie, failed utopian states, Broad City, Limp Bizkit, Roy Keane and New Order before giving a mixed review of David Lynch's cult movie Wild at Heart.
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Joel sits down with Livingston midfielder (and sometime captain) Marvin Bartley. Recorded a couple of weeks ago, the guys begin with a quick chat on Livi's Gary Maley survival poll before going on to talk about surviving lockdown as a footballer; the challenges mentally and what Bartley is doing to cope.
The pair go on to talk about Marvin's first steps in football and his relief when he was released by Reading before working his way back into the Football League at Bournemouth. At the Cherries he played under Eddie Howe who took him to Burnley where Bartley encountered struggles and a desire to return to London.
It was, however, those struggles which prepared the midfielder for a switch to Hibs as he explains.
Thom Watt and Craig Anderson discuss today’s SPFL announcement that reconstruction will not go ahead and that the Championship will restart with a shortened campaign in October. They then move on to a game of Scottish football Tinder as they aim to match up out of contract players with Premiership clubs.
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Telfer is joined by Joel Sked, Craig Cairns and Craig Fowler to talk (among other things) sport documentaries, method acting, Killing Eve series 3, The Good Place, paedophile hunters, Everything But The Girl and take a deep dive on the 1997 follow-up to one of the best movies ever made, The Lost World: Jurassic Park.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer discuss the winners and losers from League One and League Two after the conclusion of the 2019/20 season. To listen to the full podcast, head over to www.patreon.com/terracepodcast and subscribe for as little as $2 a month.
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Joel is joined by Thom and Craig Anderson for an action-packed show. The boys discussed what clubs could do around streaming games and what they would like to see and not like to see done.
They moved on to talk about Rangers' 'innovation paper' (i.e. get Colt teams in the league system) and Craig Levein's BBC interview before finishing by talking about the latest in the top 50 Scotland matches countdown.
Rip it up.
Joel was joined by Motherwell's head of sports science Andy Boles to talk about football fitness, pre-season and returning to training after the football shutdown.
Andy details how he had to adapt to ensuring players had programmes for the football shutdown and what they have been doing to stay on top of their fitness. In addition, he explains what Motherwell's first-team can expect when they return to training and the injury concerns which clubs will have.
There is talk about the GPS bras players wear, 'match sharpness, and Andy's Match Ready Fitness business which provides drills used by professional footballers for people of all ages and abilities.
The gang talk about Blackadder, yoga, Paul Thomas Anderson, rewatching classic football matches, the NFL, Mylo, Frightened Rabbit, behind-closed-door games and Will Ferrell, before reviewing Greta Gerwig's loveable coming-of-age romp Lady Bird.
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Joel sits down with Scott Kelly, the man behind Stonewaller Magazine, to chat about the latest Scottish football publication.
Scott explains the idea behind the magazine and how it is looking to give space to players to talk about their interests, whether it is fashion or music, and Stonewaller's aim of bridging the gap between football and music.
You can find out all about its creation, what to expect in issue one and plans for the future.
In the second part our chat with Hibs sporting director Graeme Mathie, Academy football and the development of youngsters are discussed.
Graeme provides fascinating insight into a range of different ideas and topics, from the reluctance of boys' clubs allowing players to train with teams, early specialisation, Academy structure, free play, the importance of responsibility, setbacks and much more.
Thom and Duncan discuss all the big news from the weekend including a new season start date, millionaires wanting to splash cash and departures from Celtic, Motherwell and Hearts. Then they move onto cover the latest in our Scotland's Most Memorable Matches series.
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Craig G Telfer is joined by Gary Cocker, Tony Anderson and Shaughan McGuigan to discuss the latest things that have grabbed their attention during lockdown, including the language we use on social media, Ghostbusters 2, James Acaster's book, an Albion Rovers picture Twitter account and shoddy sound effects in Jurassic Park.
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This is a short segment from a two-part Patreon podcast recorded by Tony, Duncan and Chris Finn, looking back at their 10 worst Hibs moments of the 2000s before coming up with a definitive top five.
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Joel sits down with Hibs' first ever sporting director Graeme Mathie to talk about the role of the sporting director. It is one which has been, and in some circles still is, treated with suspicion in the UK.
Graeme explains how he views his role at Easter Road and what it involves. He talks through the areas the club targeted when appointing Jack Ross to replace Paul Heckingbottom before providing insight on the recruitment process. There is details on data and Ryan Porteous, plus the balance provided by online and traditional scouting.
He finishes on the current coronavirus climate and the challenges it will present in the transfer market.
Craig Anderson and Graeme discuss their picks for the Scottish Premiership Team of the Season, before making their own Terrace team, where there's a limit of one player to each club.
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It's time for another Terrace pop-culture extravaganza as Craig Telfer is joined by Andy, Rob and Thom to talk Football Manager, Mark Lanegan, the joy of cooking and the misery of Joker before taking a deep dive into one of the most ludicrous movies of the last 50 years.
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Fowler and Joel are back with another top 12. With the regular series completed with the top 12 strikers in the top flight, the duo have decided to branch out, seeing as the season is finished but we're all still in lockdown. This episode takes a look at the managers from all four divisions and seeks to rank them based on ability.
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Craig Anderson, Thom Watt and Craig Cairns avoid the Zoom problems that everyone else seems to be having to talk about the Scottish Premiership being called, what's next for the game and the latest in our list of most memorable Scotland matches.
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Telfer is this week joined by Fowler, Rob and Graeme to shine a light on their latest pop culture interests.
There's recommendation for food shows, Call of Duty, Argentinian movies and classic novels, among other things, while the foursome also stick the boot into unimaginative creators, a flagging sketch show and one terrible movie sequel.
A hefty portion of the show is also dedicated to dissecting the Denzil Washington 2012 movie Flight.
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Joel sat down with Bradley Halsman, director at InMotion Sports Agency, to talk about life as an agent.
Bradley previously played for Aberdeen, Motherwell and Partick Thistle. Following his release from the Jags he started up an analysis business as well as 1-2-1 Sports Coaching, the largest provider of individual football coaching in Scotland.
Joel asks him about his progression from professional footballer into business and then the transition into becoming an agent. Bradley provides insight into how transfers work, contracts are negotiated, clients are brought on board and the work agents do for players behind the scenes.
Craig A and Duncan discuss the SPFL EGM, statements, dossiers and governance. They double down on their joy by covering the latest in our Scotland's memorable matches series with the infamous 4-6-0 game against the Czech Republic.
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Craig G Telfer is joined by Tony, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns for a bumper episode of To View From The Lockdown.
If you make it through the opening discussion on Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 remake, there’s chat about music, reality TV, a documentary, the 2011 stylish crime drama Drive and a 25-minute evisceration of Ricky Gervais.
Craig and Joel complete the top 12 series with the leading frontmen in the Scottish top flight. Although, a word of warning, the list is cut short just before the end due to technological problems - though you're not missing any massive surprises.
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Craig Fowler dials up Jamie Beatson, editor of WeArePerth.co.uk, to get the thoughts of a St Johnstone fan on Tommy Wright's shock exit from McDiarmid Park.
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Telfer is this week joined by Joel, Shaughan and Gary to go through the latest pop culture recommendations for you all to keep yourself sane during this insane period.
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Joel and Fowler are back again to argue about attacking wide players as they, for a change, don't largely agree on the make-up of their elite dozen.
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Shaughan, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns talk through the latest developments, number 38 in our 50 most memorable Scotland matches and look back on the Terrace early season predictions.
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Craig Telfer leads a foursome of A View From The Terrace contributors in Craig Fowler (panelist), Andy Harrow (former researcher) and Duncan McKay (VT superstar) for a podcast based on the critically acclaimed TV show - but with a certain twist. Namely, they're not talking about football.
Instead the guys get stuck into pop culture during the lockdown, including Tiger King, Michael Jordan's documentary, rubbish Netflix horror films and underappreciated actors.
Joel is joined by Fowler to discuss Nicola Sturgeon's comments about mass gatherings, which may have a huge impact on Scottish football's return, before moving on to talk through the logistics of playing games behind closed doors and the prospect of league reconstruction.
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With not much changing on the whole 'Scottish football v coronavirus v Scottish football' thing, Monday's podcast is a show originally intended to be recorded as a Patreon episode, where Craig Fowler and Craig Cairns look back and analyse the 2002 Scottish Cup final between Celtic and Rangers.
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Joel and Fowler get together to go through the latest in their top 12 lists - and it's undoubtedly the hardest of them all. In the end they tell all the good points of about a million players to get to their diamond dozen. And there was more arguing on this one than any other top 12 this season.
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Fowler, Rob and Joel join forces for a brand new podcast series as they kick it off by selecting the 20 best signings from the 2007 transfer window.
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Gary Cocker and Duncan McKay discuss the SPFL vote and the drama that has engulfed Scottish football.
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Fowler and Joel are back once again to run down the best players at one position in the Scottish top flight. This time it's a crowded field with several decent players missing out.
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Craig Anderson leads the first Terrace Podcast quiz to appear on the flagship show, as he tests out the knowledge of Rob and Graeme as they go up against Fowler and Joel.
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Graeme, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns meet each other on the internet to talk about football and the lockdown, the next game in our list of memorable Scotland matches and a quick game of Do Me A Solid.
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Fowler and Joel join up again to do a top 12 countdown. This time it's the full-backs who get the attention. And this week, we promise, they all still play in the Scottish Premiership.
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We've released what would traditionally be a Patreon episode for everyone to enjoy!
Craig Telfer and Shaughan, having re-watched the full 90 minutes, break down the 2015 Scottish Cup final between Falkirk and Inverness CT, where one stumble and professional foul set up a grandstand finish.
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Graeme and Craig A escape from the monotony of isolation to reminisce about past “glories" with the latest game from our Top 50 Scotland men’s matches of all time. That is followed by a feature where we decide what would happen if the SPFL signed 12 centrally allocated marquee players and managers to distribute around the clubs. Thank you once again to the good people at Zoom who made this happen.
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Fowler dials up Joel to talk through the best custodians in the top flight of Scottish football right now - or when football last existed.
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Fowler, Craig and Joel join up (remotely) to discuss their lives over the last week as the lockdown has kicked up a notch, before talking about the latest Scottish football news, including Aberdeen's statement and Stevie Naismith's wage cut.
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Graeme, Andy and Craig Anderson join each other through the magic of the internet to talk about some matches from Scottish football they'd like to watch back.
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Joel is joined by Craig Cairns, who for some reason has decided to mask his voice as if protecting his anonymity. Just a quick show to give our reaction to the last few days and to give an idea of what we'll do with the pod in the coming weeks.
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Joel and Tony join forces to look back at Hearts' pathetic performance as St Mirren deservedly won the relegation battle before going on to chat about the fatal four-way at the bottom of the Ladbrokes Premiership. Joel finishes by quizzing Tony on Hibs, Jack Ross and what next at Easter Road. There are tangents and waffles plenty!
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Thom Watt to chat through some Hotties and Notties and discuss the weekend's action. Aberdeen are back, Hibs are back and a smile from Scottish football's angriest man.
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Tony, Fowler and debutant Derek Reid discuss the midweek football, including Oliver Bozanic being surprisingly good at football, Rangers bottling it in front of goal, Celtic being dicks to Livingston, the Steelmen picking themselves off the canvas, and why St Mirren fans continue to be angry.
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Craig Anderson is joined by Thom Watt and Andy Harrow to review the Scottish Cup quarter-final weekend. They discuss Hearts as surprise packages and Rangers’ Jekyll and Hyde centre-backs, before moving on to Hibs’ attacking threat and Inverness doing a different type of attacking. They round things off by talking about Aberdeen’s strong defensive showing, an out-of-sorts St Mirren, Celtic’s indestructibility and a youthful St Johnstone.
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Craig G Telfer and Joel look back at Rangers' success in Braga in what was a chaotic match but a deserved win before looking ahead to the Scottish Cup. The duo then delve into the murky lower league waters. Clyde, David Goodwillie and the others, Brechin's renaissance with two clean sheets and Stenny, of course. They then answer some listener questions.
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Gary, Fowler and Duncan get together to discuss the ruling which bans kids from heading the ball before getting on to the weekend's action, including Rangers continuing to shit the bed, the best version of Callum McGregor, Hibernian's non-resilient resilience, tired excuses at Pittodrie and a missed opportunity in Lanarkshire.
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Andy Harrow, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns get together to talk through what's hot and what's not, including a lengthy discussion on the James Keatings decision, before looking at the two Scottish Cup replays and Livi roaring back.
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Graeme and Robert are joined by Scotland manager Shelley Kerr and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie to chat through Scottish women's football and the rise of the SWNT before deciding who is going to do them some solids.
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Graeme is joined by Andy and Craig Anderson to run through the things that are hot and not in the streets, before running through Motherwell's clean sheet, the return of Stevie May, the Stendel-show, and all the rest of the weekend's action.
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With the debate over free period products back in the news, we decided to release this Patreon episode from a few months ago. Craig Anderson sat down with Erin and Orlaith from the On The Ball campaign – three Celtic fans who have been working since May 2018 to encourage football clubs to provide free period products at their grounds.
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Joel, Gary and Tony get together to discuss the weekend's football, as Killie become the latest club to hammer Rangers' title chances, Zander Clark decides to... do something, Hearts do as expected at Parkhead, and Aberdeen finally score!
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns to talk through a very wet and windy Scottish Cup football weekend.
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Fowler welcomes in Rob and Shaughan to tackle 'The List'. All the weird and wonderful moments around Scottish football this season, including an exaggerated LinkedIn page, a cuckolded assistant manager, an offensive cookie and the weirdness of Danny Lennon.
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Graeme is joined by Thom and Craig Cairns for a round of Hotties & Notties and the weekend Premiership round-up.
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Fowler, Duncan and Gary begin by looking at the players still on expiring contracts as we come to the end of the transfer window. Duncan then brings his popular Patreon quiz to the main show, before the trio finish things off by remembering Scotland's Kirin Cup triumph from 2006.
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Robert, Andy and Craig Cairns kick off with a round of Hotties and Notties before delving into the weekend's Premiership action.
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Tony and Duncan are joined by a returning Craig Fowler to talk through the midweek action, including Aberdeen stinking up their own stadium, a tale of two performances at Easter Road, Leigh Griffiths feuding with old Ayrshire men, Jermain Defoe proving his worth, another depressing Stevie May showing, and Hearts continuing to be shit.
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Graeme and Craig Anderson are joined by a very special guest, Scotland Manager Steve Clarke.
Steve chats to the guys about the upcoming game, his coaching influences and Scotland's identity under his stewardship, he then rounds it off by Doing a few Solids.
Graeme is joined by Thom and Craig Anderson to run through some quick hotties and notties before embarking on a Scottish Cup EXTRAVAGANZA as they give you hot takes to recycle around the water cooler on each and every Scottish Cup tie from the weekend, even Falkirk v Arbroath.
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Joel sits in silence as Shaughan and Craig G Telfer all things lower league. They begin by talking about the biggest piece of transfer news below the Scottish Premiership as Rory McAllister swaps Peterhead for Cove Rangers before moving on to talk about the relegation battle in the bottom league.
Shaughan and Craig make their feelings known about a recent Ray McKinnon interview and his decision to take over at Queen's Park at what is a momentous period in the club's long history.
The trio moved on to chat League One title race, described as the most exciting in world football by Mr McGuigan.
Graeme is joined by Thom and Craig Anderson to work their way through a Monday show.
The boys give up some hotties or notties, before discussing some of the best Scottish Footballing break-ups.
The show is rounded off as the guys discuss number 42 on our list of memorable Scotland games; Scotland v Australia in a 2 legged inter-confederation play-off in 1985.
Joel, Gary and Tony gather for the first show of 2020. There is chat about Montrose's mascot and Steven Gerrard's comments before getting into the latest transfer business that is happened.
It is followed by transfer business which then needs to happen.
Joel, Duncan and Tony gathered in the centre of Edinburgh to look back at the past three fixture cards in the Scottish Premiership to look at the winners and losers. There is discussion regarding the Old Firm game, Edinburgh derby, Livingston, Motherwell, Hamilton. All 12 clubs basically.
We wish all our listeners a Happy New Year. Go get some.
Graeme is joined by Robert and Andy as they continue their Christmas tradition of drinking some cans and not talking about Scottish football, join us for a Very SPFL Christmas Calendar, A Very Terrace Podcast Secret Santa, a Very Festive Do Me A Solid and a Very Terrace Podcast Christmas Carol. No football is discussed.
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Craig Telfer, Shaughan McGuigan and Craig Fowler talk through the best moments of the last decade in the Scottish lower leagues, including a fake Scotland call-up, the very best of the banter years, being embarrassed by McDonald's and the assailant still being at large.
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Tony, Fowler and Joel look back on the weekend's football, including a six-goal thriller/defensive horrorshow in Paisley, the numerous, numerous problems with new-manager Hearts, professional wins from both halves of the Old Firm, Killie's upcoming rebuild, and Aberdeen continuing to be functional (i.e. boring).
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Tony, Shaughan and Fowler talk the title race in League One, the two form teams in League Two, and the World Cup campaign where Scotland were legitimate contenders.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Andy Harrow as the first trophy of the season has been decided (tune in to find out who!).
The boys have a blast at some hotties or notties (Christmas is HOT IN THE STREETS) and run through the weekend's Premiership action, featuring St. Moribund.
Joel Sked is on hosting duties - God help us - to oversee a delve into the lower leagues. He is joined by Craig G Telfer and Gary Cocker... Dundee were relegated, remember.
The trio have a stab at Hotties or Notties before jumping down to League Two where they talk about Cove Rangers and the League Two title race. Chat moves on to Stenhousemuir - of course - and Brechin City, the latter are starting at the trapdoor.
They then go up the divisions to discuss an ailing Partick Thistle before finishing with the coup de grace: Dundee.
Rock on!
Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Robert Borthwick as they discuss some HOTTIES and NOTTIES before they get stuck in to a weekend's worth of action across the Ladbrokes Premiership, and then laugh at Gary.
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Fowler, Tony and Rob get together to discuss hypothetical player swap deals in the Ladbrokes Premiership. The trio then move on to the next match in our countdown of the most memorable Scotland matches ever - including arrogant referees and restaurants with sex workers.
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Graeme is joined by Thom and Craig Anderson as they run through the weekend's action, visiting Kilmarnock thrashing Hearts in 15 minutes, Hibernian getting back on track against Motherwell, Celtic with a routine win against Livingston, Rangers taking on a resilient Hamilton, St Mirren taking a vital 3 points and two absolute gangs fighting in Perth.
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Graeme, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns get together for a quick game of Hotties and Notties before going over Scotland team's win over Kazakhstan and the next in our list of most memorable national team games.
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Fowler, Joel and Tony get together to discuss Saturday's Scotland victory over Cyprus, from the good (Ryan Christie) to the bad (Scott McKenna). The guys then get to the next match in our top 50 list of the most memorable Scotland matches before finishing by picking their best XI of Scotland players who haven't been capped during the 2010s.
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Fowler, Tony and Duncan react to the breaking news that Jack Ross is about to be made the next manager of Hibs and later bring you the 47th entry in our list of the 50 most memorable Scotland matches.
But the meat of the show is saved for the first documentary review of the new season: The King of Hearts, starring Vladimir Romanov.
Fowler is joined by Tony and Joel to discuss the weekend's football, including Hearts and Hibs showing that no managers are better than crap managers, Hamilton chucking a 2-0 lead at Kilmarnock, a poorly constructed wall in Dingwall, worries for Greg Taylor at Celtic, and Livingston's guff form taking its toll.
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The boys go through a round of Hotties or Notties before delving into the McBurnie index and rounding it all off with a collection of your DO ME A SOLIDS.
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Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns are joined by friend of the show Derek Connor to talk through the weekend Betfred Cup semi-finals, the winners and losers from the Scottish Premiership and the craze that's sweeping the nation, Hotties and Notties.
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Fowler is joined by Tony and Duncan to discuss the big news of the day as Hearts finally (FINALLY!) give Craig Levein the bullet. From there the trio talk through the six Ladbrokes Premiership midweek fixtures.
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Craig Anderson and Thom Watt are joined by podcast debutant Iain Hall to discuss the weekend’s action in the Premiership. They start with a quick run of Hotties and Notties which cover penalties, stoppage time and the rotting corpse of Il Duce. The discussion moves on to St Johnstone breaking their duck, Aberdeen sinking to new lows, Hibs’ inability to hold a lead and some other jobbers doing football stuff.
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Fowler, Tony and a returning Terrace Podcast favourite look through Nareystoepoker's list of impending free agents and break it down into categories, including most alarming and most likely to leave. The trio then move on No.48 in the most memorable Scotland games of all time.
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Graeme and Craig Cairns welcome debutant Jamie Cockburn for a quick game of Hotties and Notties before delving into the weekend Premiership action. They talk about St Johnstone conceding twice to a side who can't score, Aberdeen defendering the shit out of their line-up and the very thought of Killie playing in their away strip has Craig speaking in tongues.
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Fowler is joined by Joel and Duncan to rate the rage of every fanbase in the Scottish top flight at this pleasant time. Are St Mirren fans angry with their manager? Has apathy set in at Hearts? Can Old Firm fans ever be truly happy? After that the trio go (way) back to bring you the 49th most memorable Scotland game.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Thom Watt for an international football extravaganza.
The boys discuss some Hotties or Notties before having a look at what San Marino getting bodied off an all conquering Scotland means now, and means going forward.
The boys round of the week's podcast with their first delve in to the 50 most memorable Scotland matches, as voted by you, with Scotland 1 - 1 Norway, 1998.
Tony and Fowler talk through the problems of the national team after ANOTHER embarrassing loss. The pair then move on to happier losing times by remembering Scotland's 2-1 defeat to Germany in 2003.
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The guys round-up the weekend Premiership action. Find out which match Craig Cairns called the most lightweight midfield battle in Premiership history, which player was "dangerous" in Thom's eyes and who gave Graeme a little flutter.
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Gary Cocker is joined by Duncan McKay and Robert Borthwick and the trio jump straight into dissecting Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad announcement. They swiftly realise that none of them really cares so they move on and talk about ticket prices in Scotland. Are fans right? Are clubs right? Is it both? The finish off by pitting similar Scottish Premiership footballers against each other in a debate to find out who you’d rather have in your team. And Gary says the word ‘curtains’ 10 times in the space of a minute.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Jo Hendry on a Monday night football show! They have a quick blast through some Hottie or Notties before giving you some red hot reviews of how your Premiership team played at the weekend.
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Fowler, Tony and Gary talk through the weekend's Betfred Cup matches, including Hearts' Jekyll and Hyde performance against Aberdeen, Livingston giving Rangers all they could handle, Celtic enjoying a best case scenario and Hibs looking... slightly... better? Then they let Gary have the floor to explain Dundee's Championship struggles.
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Craig Anderson, Graeme Thewliss and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership action, including Hecky's car crash and Uche's stramash, how a god-awful Aberdeen managed to leave Livingston with the points and we FINALLY get to judge Jim (John) Goodwin.
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The guys are back one day earlier than usual as Fowler, Telfer and Joel discuss Ann Budge's whopper of a statement, Partick Thistle and Stenhousemuir sacking their managers, Cowdenbeath's promising start to League Two and Montrose's struggling so far this campaign.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Andy Harrow for a winning podcast. They have a look at why hearts are bad at football and why motherwell are good at it. They give some praise to Alessio's slightly new Kilmarnock, and highlight why Hibs are struggling. Find out who Lyndon Dykes looks like, which striker they love in Dingwall, why Aberdeen are stodgy, what St Johnstone need to worry about and discuss how many games Scott Brown will play this year.
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Rob, Fowler and Shaughan come together for the first time... ever? They celebrate that fact by talking about positives and negatives from the top of League One, the triumphant return of Do Me A Solid, and another spin of the McBurnie Index.
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Fowler, Duncan and Craig Anderson get together to discuss the latest shitshow that was the Scotland national team. The trio discuss where it went wrong against Russia, the mistakes made against Belgium and which parts of the Scottish culture and identity play a role in hampering our footballing development.
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Joel, Tony and Shaughan gather around a mic to look back at the more madcap moments from Scottish football so far this campaign. Otherwise known as the list.
From Montrose's Alan Partrdige moment to Dean from Scotrail, iguanas to seagulls, plus plenty of Hamilton and Kilmarnock.
Enjoy.
Graeme is joined by Thom and Stevie as they discuss the weekend's action.
The boys chat their way through Steven Gerrard's wonky team selection, the end of Derek McInnes' 2 week crisis and why Graeme loves Marios Ogboe.
They round off the show with a question of 'What's Hecky daein?', what success looks like at Livingston this year and Kilmarnock's first win of the season at St. Johnstone.
Telfer is joined by Joel and Fowler as the trio pick a team each to discuss in detail from the 2019/20 season so far: Aberdeen, Hibs and Stenhousemuir. The guys then air the first podcast version of the newly named McBurnie Index.
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Graeme and Craig Cairns are joined by the good brother Stevie Din to talk through the weekend Premiership action. Here the guys discuss some of the worst defending the top flight has ever seen and compare Craig Levein’s record in Glasgow to some really awful men before going on a rant about plastic pitches.
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Tony and Shaughan are joined by Dumbarton supporter and journalist Fraser Clarke to discuss the latest goings on in the lower league. This includes Barry Smith's exit from Brechin City, a Terrace Podcast trip to Elgin and the make-up of League One after three weeks.
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Craig Fowler and Gary Cocker look back on the Betfred Cup weekend, including Dundee's failure to hold on, Celtic's struggles, surprisingly competent Hearts, defensive woes galore at Easter Road, and Killie disgruntlement despite victory.
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Gary Cocker, Robert Borthwick and Duncan McKay assess Celtic’s efforts on Tuesday night versus Cluj. They also manage to confuse themselves working out who could play for Scotland if FIFA rules were broken. They finish up discussing their new season’s resolutions to be better fans.
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Graeme is joined by Thom Watt and Andy Harrow as they discuss the weekend's action.
Are Celtic in a better place under Neil Lennon? How good is Ryan Jack? ILKAY DURMUS HYPE TRAIN! All the ways the St. Johnstone and Livingston didn't make any sense, how we're all Lewis Smith fans now and how Hearts have signed loads of players that have made them worse.
Jo Hendry hosts and is joined by Joel and Tony. The trio talk about Celitc's draw with Cluj in Romania and the challenges the club faces in getting to the group stages. They went on to chat transfers, namely Kieran Tierney's move to Arsenal, before finishing by looking at the start of the season and the feeling you get when it all starts again.
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Graeme, Robert and Craig C get giddy about the upcoming season, asking an over/under question for each Premiership side, including how many games Ash Taylor will chuck, how long Heckingbottom will last and Robert's insane prediction about how many times Morelos will see red.
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Joel Sked is joined by lower league experts Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer for a bumper lower league preview show. All 30 teams are analysed. From the Dundee duds duking it out in the Championship to the manager who will be linked with the first jobs which come available in the second tier to Paul Hartley and Cove Rangers. From the handsomeness of Craig Barr and Tom Lang to Dumbarton's scattergun approach, Annan's raiding of Workington Reds to Alfredo Agyeman and Salim Kouider-Aissa.
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Tony, Fowler and Duncan start off the 2019/20 season with their picks for the best and worst signings from all 12 Scottish Premiership sides so far this summer transfer window.
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All the Craigs! Telfer, Fowler, Anderson, Cairns... get together to give their votes in our end-of-season awards special. Enjoy!
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Fowler and Duncan are joined by debutant Jo Hendry to discuss Saturday’s Scottish Cup final as Celtic clinched the treble treble before offering Neil Lennon the manager’s job. Fowler then tries to pacify angry Celtic fans in our Twitter mentions before the trio discuss the Premiership play-off final and the funniest penalty shootout ever seen.
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Andy Harrow is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson for the final Monday Premiership round-up of the season. They discuss the cockroaches continuing to do whatever it is cockroaches do, Cody Cooke’s hat-trick with a huge assist by Flapjack Hamilton, Steve Clarke’s last hurrah and an eye-catching 16-year-old at Celtic Park.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Joel and Gary as they list their top strikers in Scotland right now.
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Just two of the Craigs this week as we have a lopsided look at the weekend Premiership matches, spending most of the time on the top six matches before moving on to the dead rubbers.
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Fowler is joined by CGT and A View From The Terrace assistant producer Gemma Hood to discuss the latest big news in the lower leagues: Falkirk’s relegation, Brechin’s (second) relegation, Peterhead’s title win, upheaval at Cappielow, a new boss at Queens and the first legs of the playoffs.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Andy Harrow as they show why they're the VHS to Edinburgh's betamax. The boys batter through a round of hotties or notties, discussing colour co-ordination, coffins and Cowdenbeath. They finish of the Thursday show with 'Stick or Twist', would you sell or hold on to each asset from the Ladbrokes Premiership?
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Craig F and Shaughan struggle on without the ailing Joel Sked to bring you the best of the best in Scottish football.
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Andy Harrow is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson to round up the weekend’s Premiership action. They kick off with the bottom six fixtures, where they discuss Jim McIntyre’s unwanted nine in a row, the good and bad of Hamilton Accies and St Mirren’s positive mental attitude. The pod is rounded off with the top six, where there’s chat about Hearts’ own goal symmetry, Rangers’ penalty addiction and an unconvincing Celtic.
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Duncan, Gary and Fowler answer your questions, including wanting your team to lose, strange encounters with footballers, and what the hell is going on in the Championship
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Craig Anderson and Thom Watt join Graeme as they dissect the weekend's Premiership action. They drop in on the Hearts not being long-ball and the Thunderdome at Rugby Park before heading to Perthshire, Livi and Hamilton. They round of the week by being a little bit in love with Braveheart Omeonga.
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Craig F, Gary and Joel briefly touch on the completely expected sacking of Alex McLeish, before delving into their lists of the best 12 wingers in the Scottish top flight.
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Thom and Andy join Craig Cairns to discuss the Scottish Cup semi-finals, including some disagreement about the Dom Ball red card and why Hearts are the England of Scottish football.
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Fowler, Joel and Duncan run through their top 12 central midfielders in Scotland right now.
Don't @ us.
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Graeme is joined by Craigs Anderson and Cairns to run through the weekend Premiership action.
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Graeme is joined by Rob and Andy and its a thursday PATTER POD. The boys fire through the midweek action to get to the juicy content, chatting scenes they'd like to see across the SPFL for the remainder of the season, before running through some...interesting Do Me A Solids.
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On Monday's show Craig A, Thom and Craig C run through the weekend Premiership action but only after a brief round of Hotties and Notties.
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It's time for the next of our top-12 lists which means it's time to decide if Andrew Considine is an average centre-half or an average full-back, if Jason Kerr is good enough to have helped Scotland to a 2-0 defeat in Kazakhstan, and whether or not St Mirren's Mihai Popescu has played enough to justify inclusion.
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On Monday's show, Graeme, Andy and Craig A kick off with the game that is sweeping the nation, Hotties and Notties, before turning to the infinitely less interesting matches in San Marino and the Highlands.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Duncan McKay to go through Scotland’s unbelievable (yet entirely believable) defeat to Kazakhstan. They discuss the shocking underperformance of both player and manager, and a completely wild take from Jim White. They then pick their teams for the San Marino match before casting an eye over domestic matters with predictions for POTY nominations.
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For Monday's Premiership round-up, raging hipsters Craig A, Graeme and Craig C try to analyse the weekend's football but end up getting sidetracked by xG and skinny jeans instead.
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Joel and Gary get together for another Thursday Edinburgh podcast. The duo choose their top 12 full-backs.
Does Mikael Lustig miss out? Who is Gary's surprise omission? Which player does Joel confess is love for? All these questions answered and some analysis as well.
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Thom, Andy and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership action, including Ziggy Gordon's retirement match, a game so bad one of the Terrace podcasters left at half-time and Brendan Rodgers continuing to bullshit Celtic fans.
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Joel and Shaughan spend a Thursday night in each other's company to bring the third instalment of the patter list. There are fans in trees, balls thrown, balls kicked, crying players and burglars. There may also be some chat around episode one of the TV show.
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The trio analyse the rate per minute of David Robertson's swearing and hear about Graeme's in-game diet before running through the Scottish Cup quarter-finals where Craig Cairns compares Inverness's management duo to a wrestling tag team.
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It's time for the start of our annual top 12 lists as Joel, Craig F and Duncan discuss, among other things, the right adjective for Zdenek Zlamal, which highly touted youngster has had an overrated season, why Gary Woods is definitely not in this year's list, and which new entry makes it into the top six.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Andy Harrow as the boys review the weekend's action. They kick off with a resurgent (?) Dundee against a resurgent (?) Hibernian, as they try to figure out who is resurgent and who isn't. They check in on Rangers 5 goals from 5 different bodies, and some FUNNY at Celtic Park. They round it off with a perfect Graeme Shinnie game for Aberdeen, a discussion on Schroedinger's Hearts and the game dubbed El Plastico.
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Graeme is joined by Rob and Andy for a Thursday PATTER POD.
The boys work their way through a new feature, HOTTIES or NOTTIES, as they discuss what is currently hot, or not, in Scottish football...and other stuff.
They follow this up with a tribute to Inverness Caledonian Thistle's incredible ability to draw games of football, by giving some of their favourite draws.
Finally, as you'd expect, the boys blast through a quick Do Me A Solid, where you'll find out about conspiracies and how to stop your team being dismantled.
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Craig Anderson and Thom are joned by Craig Cairns to go through the weekend's Premiership matches, including Scott Wright getting the right loan move at maybe the wrong time, why Livingston might be relegated next season and why Alfredo Morelos isn't to blame for Rangers' faltering title challenge.
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Shaughan, Craig G Telfer and Duncan discuss the relegation zones in the Championship and League 1 and who is in with a shout of promotion from League 2.
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Thom Watt and Robert Borthwick join Craig Anderson to discuss an exciting weekend of Scottish Cup football. The boys speculate on whether Scott Bain and Sam Cosgrove will ever get back to normal and discuss UFC's expansion into Paisley and Kilmarnock.
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Craig F, Joel and Gary look back on the midweek games by picking things they liked and disliked about the action.
Like - St Mirren making 23rd minute tactical changes, Oliver Burke's form, the impact of January signings, Alfredo Morelos' finish, and the new sexy Motherwell.
Dislike - Hearts-Livi, Hearts-Livi, Hearts-Livi
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Joel Sked and Duncan McKay stepped up to the plate for the Monday show. Instead of the usual round-up from the Scottish Premiership they went down a different path and picked out winners and losers from the weekend's round of fixtures.
Plenty.
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Craig F is joined by CGT and Gary to talk through Hamilton's new management team, the Scottish Cup replays (Dundee, LOL), the Scottish Championship title race, and the performance of the season at Hampden.
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Graeme is joined by Thom and Andy as they work their way through the weekend's action.
The boys talk through the Rangers return to form, discuss Hibs at length both on and off the park, Celtic's quality and Accies' apathy.
They round off the weekend's action with a discussion on whether hearts can win the league, Roarie Deacon v Motherwell and finally Aberdeen v Killie.
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Graeme and Andy are given a real treat, as Duncan McKay joins us from Edinburgh as the Ladbrokes Premiership returns to us! The boys have a quick-fire 12 team 'Hot-Take' extravaganza, as they give their searing takes on each of the 12 top flight teams; who is sorted, who is doomed, who is saved, and who is going to soar.
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Craig F is joined by Joel and Shaughan to go over the weekend's Scottish Cup action. As is common in the competition there were no shocks to discuss. Not Auchinleck Talbot's win over Ayr United or Stenhousemuir's draw with Aberdeen or Raith Rovers thumping of Dunfermline's dunderheid defence.
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The triumphant return of Shaughan and CGT has the guys talking through the Championship relegation battle, Arbroath's procession to the title, Stenhousemuir's struggles and things finally looking up for Cowdenbeath.
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Graeme is joined by Thom and Craig as they decide which top flight teams, players and managers need to hit the ground running in the Scottish Cup (Falkirk fans can skip ahead), before delving into a new section; discussing the most memorable Scotland games. Some good, some unique, and one very very ugly. The boys round out the week's show with a quick list of lower league winners and losers.
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Gary, Fowler and Joel join forces to discuss Dundee's... erm... 'familiar' signing policy, what's next for Hibs after a tough opening half to the campaign, Dunfermline getting rid of AJ and hiring Stevie Crawford, and finish on a discussion of Scottish football referees this season.
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Graeme is joined by Thom and Andy as they discuss the transfer window so far. Running through each of the top flight sides, they describe the good, bad and shrug of the transfer window so far.
They round off the show as each of them pick their best U21 XI's.
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Andy and Thom are joined by Craig Cairns to run through the SPFL winners and losers of the festive period, including Halliday's redemption, Haring's hernia and the rise of the A-team.
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Craig F and Joel combine to run through every team in the top flight and which players they should offer pre-contract deals to next month. Who the hell do you give to Celtic? Should Rangers go after a prodigal son? Is it impossible to find someone for Livingston? Is Lee Wallace washed? This, and much more...
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Graeme is joined by Rob and Andy to talk their way through anything but football. The boys put together their SPFL Festive XI (which gets tenuous), festive do me a solids, a Terrace Podcast secret santa, our now traditional Christmas carol before discussing our favourite Christmas films.
Merry Christmas!
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Despite calls from a certain member of the podcast for the episode to be cancelled it went ahead with Joel, Duncan and Gary. Despite calls from a certain member of the podcast to discuss anything other than football, the trio reviewed the weekend action.
Hearts were unfortunate to go down to Livingston in a game which had five goals, Hibs deservedly defeated a hapless Celtic side, Jordan Jones bodied Cammy Kerr, Aberdeen Aberdeen'd, Rangers crossed a lot and St Johnstone let the podcast down.
Go forth.
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Craig F, Craig C and Joel look back at a big night in the Europa League as Celtic make it through and Rangers do not. After dissecting those games they turn their attention to Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston, before looking through the big topics of the week: Leigh Griffiths' break from football, Jamie Robson's racial awareness and Steven Davis' link with Rangers.
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Thom, Rob and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership action. The gang look at Celtic's five-star showing, the armed forces derby and THE POD FINALLY STOPS UNDERESTIMATING ST JOHNSTONE!
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Craig F and Joel take a break from the norm to discuss who they believe to be the best player from each Ladbrokes Premiership side.
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Craig Anderson, Andy Harrow and Craig Cairns analyse yet another cup final victory for Brendan Rodgers's Celtic, from the remarkable rise of Ryan Christie to Mikael Lustig's antics, before running through the Premiership fixtures. Sorry Livingston and Motherwell.
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Shaughan, Joel and Craig F combine to talk through the action from both Europa League games involving Scottish clubs before Shaughan educates the other two on the recent happenings at Stenhousemuir, Airdrieonians, Dumbarton and Raith Rovers.
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It's Monday's show! Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Thom Watt as they work their way through the weekend's action. The boys discuss Hearts' collapse after the apertura, a maverick buddie, Kyle Lafferty doing enough and Livi's recent struggles.
They then check in on Lanarkshire to see Motherwell complete the 3-0 set against Aberdeen, before discussing Dundee's possible resurgence. Rounding off the week, they talk about Celtic strolling through Hamilton and finish off with saints and Killie.
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Craig F, Duncan and Joel join forces to discuss Scotland's victory over Israel, including the typical overreaction, James Forrest's improvement and a deep dive on Steven Fletcher's performance. The trio then discuss another massive overreaction after Sky Sports were awarded the latest TV deal, before finishing on the upturn in Dundee United's fortunes.
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Graeme, Andy and Craig A do a deep dive on Scotland's performance against Albania on Saturday. Discussing Scotland's goals, a healthy amount praise for Steven Fletcher, Ryan Fraser and James Forrest, before giving their thoughts on Israel's defeat of Guatemala and Scotland's chances.
The boys then pick their 23 man squad that will win euro 2020 and have a run through lower league winners and losers.
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Craig F, Shaughan and Joel join forces again to go through the best moments of the season, as they run through Scottish football's weird and wonderful from the middle of August through to October. They then extend the podcast to the start of November on the Patreon. Subscribe at patreon.com/terracepodcast to listen.
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Graeme, Thom and Craig take on illness head first by moaning about it. There's been six Premiership matches over the weekend and you'd better believe the boys will be talking about it. Graeme relives the horrors of Sunday before praising sexy St Johnstone, we discuss the happiest man in Ayrshire and whether anyone is happy with the Dundee result. The boys round off the show with some love for Aberdeen's back four, and a defence of tackling as a performance art as Livingston took on Celtic.
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Craig F is joined by Joel and Rob. The trio begin by going through some things that are "good" for the nation in the same way that Steven Fletcher's return to the national team is "good" for the nation. They then each get out their crystal ball and make predictions for the rest of the season based on the first round of fixtures. The show then finishes with a top 5 of their favourite managers currently in the SPFL.
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Graeme is joined by Thom Watt and Andy Harrow as they do what is our custom and review the weekend's action. Hearts lose in Glasgow, Box Office Boyd, Samson's last stand (featuring sympathy for the Buddies), a resurgent Sexy St Johnstone, Liam Grimshaw's mazey runs and a 90 degree Steven Boyd.
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Craig F is joined by Duncan and Graeme to discuss the midweek action in the Ladbrokes Premiership, including Motherwell picking themselves up, the many problems with St Mirren, Gary's glorious Dundee rant, the end of Sexy St Johnstone, Accies fans being at the end of their tether with Martin Canning, Stevie Clarke continuing to own the Old Firm, and the 'Two Teams Play a Shit Game of Football Derby'.
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After all the build-up the Betfred Cup semi-finals didn't quite live up to expectation but that didn't stop Craig A, Rob and Craig C from dissecting them before moving on to the two Premiership matches from the weekend.
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Gary, Craig F and Shaughan begin by breaking down the many, many problems with Dundee at the moment. Craig then sums up the nonsensical nature of fandom by dreaming of a Tynecastle title push. From there they move to a deep dive of Dunfermline's recent struggles and the mounting pressure on Allan Johnston, before finishing with a rundown of the latest happenings in the managerial merry-go-round.
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Thom, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership action.
Keep it real.
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Joel is joined by Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer for a delve into the lower leagues and it's a special. Once the Irn-Bru Cup formalities are out of the way the trio go three the Championship, League One and League Two.
There is the blessed curse of the seagull in Ayr, the shambles at Falkirk, an ode to Dick Campbell, a renaissance at Brechin, Edinburgh City's award for team of the quarter and differentiating between the levels of bobbins at the bottom of League Two. And much more.
There is also an enticing offer for Queen of the South fans at the end.
No delay, hit play.
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Craig Anderson and Thom Watt talked through another Scotland defeat and suggested yet more solutions to the general problem of us not winning football matches very often. We then carry out some inductions into our very own Scottish Football Hall of Fame, including the surprise additions of David McNamee and Scott Severin. We round things off with a brief discussion of Gary Caldwell’s appointment at Partick Thistle.
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Craig, Joel and Rob get together a day late because FUCKING SCOTLAND. The trio discuss Thursday night's game, but not before running through the things they'd rather have been doing instead. After all that they discuss Alex McLeish's future and what the starting XI should be going forward (and why they'd make terrible managers).
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Rob, Craig A and Craig C go over the weekend Premiership matches, including poppadom wrists, dodgy defending and shitey social media accounts.
Right on.
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Craig Cairns makes the journey to Edinburgh to join Joel Sked and Shaughan McGuigan for a lower league bonanza. The trio start by discussing the departure of Csaba Laszlo from Dundee United and his rein ill-fated at Tannadice.
They jump into League One with glee as Shaughan rejoices over the return of fashionista John McGlynn at Raith Rovers and how the title race his shaping up with Arbroath and a surprise third entrant in East Fife.
The trio finish in League One with early pacesetters Edinburgh City and Stirling Albion who sacked manager Dave Mackay with a lengthy 38-word statement.
Go get it!
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CGT hosts on a Monday (say what?!) as Craig F returns alongside Joel Sked as the trio look back on the weekend's action in the Ladbrokes Premiership, including Livingston deservedly beating Rangers, Hearts playing football, Motherwell's sloppy defensive, Hibs' bright prospects and Dundee's long-awaited victory.
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Joel is joined by Duncan and Gary to talk through the Betfred Cup action as there was a return to winning ways for league leaders Heart of Midlothian, Celtic's narrow win over St Johnstone, Rangers routine passage to the last four and how bad Aberdeen were despite defeating Hibs on penalties.
And, of course, the decision by the SPFL to host both semi-finals at Hampden Park. On the same day. A move welcomed by The Terrace.
They finished by talking Dundee and Elgin.
The treble is on...
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Graeme takes Andy Harrow and Thom Watt through the weekend's action, where Killie bodied Celtic, Rangers dominated St Johnstone and Dundee failed to remember what a winger is.
The trio also discuss how good Hamilton were, and whether the damage Alan Stubbs did to St Mitten can be repaired.
Finally, they pay sufficient service to Motherwell, Aberdeen, (league leaders) Hearts and Livingston.
Rock on!
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Sacré Bleu! In a remarkable turn of events, once again, Graeme is joined by Andy Harrow and Craig Anderson for a Thursday evening Patter Pod from Glasgow's leafy west end. The boys have a couple of features to get through, and start by naming a team of managers capable of challenging Hearts for the Premiership title, before heading onto a new bit! The boys have taken one team each and will be chronicling some late nineties and early noughties daftness, as they discuss some wreckless transfer dealings from Livingston, Motherwell and...someone else.
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It's Monday's show... On a Tuesday! Graeme, Andy Harrow and Craig Anderson talk their way through the weekend's action. The boys discuss Hibs' selection dilemmas, how Kilmarnock never know they're beat (until they are), Livi's push for Europe, Motherwell's fine margins, Hearts' march to the title, how Coulibaly is the real deal for Rangers and how Sexy St Johnstone are super fun.
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A lower league bonanza as Joel leads Shaughan, Craig G Telfer and the returning Danny Denholm through a forensic delve into the fag end of Scottish football.
There is a discussion about the Raith Rovers, Queen's Park and Stephen Dobbie from the recent Irn-Bru Cup games before the boys delve into the problems at Falkirk, Arbroath's chances in League 1 and the surprising struggles at Dumbarton.
There is, of course, enough time for a bit of repeat after me B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T! B-A-T!
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Joel is joined by Gary and Robert to collectively shrug their shoulders at the announcement that the SFA chose one average football stadium over another stadium that when used for football would be average.
The trio then took a deep dive into Scotland's games against Belgium and Albania before a feature which saw one player removed from each Ladbrokes Premiership side and that side instantly get better.
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Craig F, Shaughan and Joel join forces to look at the SFA disciplinary inconsistency, Alan Stubbs deserving the chop at St Mirren and Barry Smith (maybe) plotting his own exit at Raith Rovers.
From there the trio spend the next 25 minutes going through the start of their favourite moments of the season so far (the rest is continued over at Patreon.com/terracepodcast) before finishing on a special, non-CGT edition of BAT.
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Andy, Craig Cairns and THISGraeme run through the weekend Premiership action including what turned out to be Stubbs's final game in charge at St Mirren, how Motherwell have managed to fill a Lionel-Ainsworth-shaped hole and Killie's first ever win over Aberdeen.
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Graeme leads Robert and Thom through the week's Hampden and Murrayfield debate (avoiding blood on anyone's hands), discuss Dembexit as well as a whole collection of good, bad, and downright terrible deadline day moves. The boys round off a solid Thursday patter pod with the return to the main show of an old favourite in Do Me A Solid.
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Two of the Craigs and Andy run through the Premiership weekend, including Motherwell's last-minute salvage operation, Gary Dicker's brutal challenge on Callumn Morrison and Tommy Wright turning St Johnstone sexy.
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Joel, Shaughan and Gary delve into the four top leagues taking an in-depth look at the current situation with Dundee, Ayr United, Arbroath and Albion Rovers where there was some chat about Shaughan's tumble dryer catching fire.
The trio then moved on to discuss the latest transfers and speculation in Scotland.
Get up in it!
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Graeme and Craig A are joined by a Glasgow-appearing Robert Borthwick. The trio took a deep delve into Celtic's Champions League exit and their transfer policy, including a conspiracy theory about Eimilio Izaguirre's return.
They then made snap judgements about every Premiership club, including a prolific own goal scorer, a man-eating pitch and a variety of clubs finishing second.
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Craig F is joined by Craig Cairns and Duncan to look back on the weekend's action, including Celtic being worse than their second last visit to Tynecastle, Levein proving the doubters wrong, St Johnstone showing more adventure, Dundee's deja vu, the Banter Years question, Canning's substitution and hundreds of millions of fucking black pellets.
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Graeme is joined by Craig Anderson and Thom Watt as they discuss Celtic's latest installment of their European adventure. The boys then dive into a new feature, discussing what's hot and what's not, before rounding off with some transfer talk and inspired by Elgin City's unique season ticket distribution, discuss what they'd sell out the back off a car.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Duncan McKay and Joel Sked to talk through the weekend's football. The trio begin with Sunday's live game at Pittodrie, as Steven Gerrard drank the Kool-Aid after watching his side better a shan Aberdeen performance with ten men. They then move to the two sides likely to battle it out for the title - Hearts and Hibs, of course - before trying to think of something original to say about Celtic beating Livi at home. There's a laugh about Jack Hamilton's antics before finishing on Tommy Wright's defensive relapse.
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It's the lower league preview extravaganza! Craig Fowler is joined by CGT, Shaughan and Arbroath superstar Danny Denholm to go through each and every one of the 30 clubs from the three divisions. There's also a bodying of everyone's favourite troll to round things out.
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Craig Fowler leads Joel Sked and Robert Borthwick through 12 questions ahead of the 2018/19 Ladbrokes Premiership season. The lads also give their predictions ahead of the new campaign and pick the best Terrace XI.
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We go again. Scottish football, patter, laughter despair, moaning but most of all bodying all trolls.
In the first episode of the season Andy Harrow, Craig Anderson and Graeme work their way through the top flight's transfer business, talking the best, the worst (and the bad in Hamilton's case) armed with nothing but knowledge.
Let's go!
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Craig G Telfer hosts as Gary Cocker, Graeme Thewliss and Craig Cairns dish out our annual end-of-season awards.
Enjoy!
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Joel, Craig F and a special guest get together to discuss the three big matches from the final four days of the Scottish football season. Bye bye Partick Thistle, welcome Livingston, and congratulations Celtic.
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Fowler welcomes in CGT and Shaughan to do the last lower league extravaganza of the season as the trio look back through the play-offs, including Dundee United's season in a nutshell, Steve Aitken's defensive tactics, why Raith Rovers have held on to Barry Smith, the tweet that shall never be tweeted, and the Cove Rangers fan whose Saturday went downhill very quickly.
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Craig Anderson and Graeme do their best to keep on top of all the weekend's action (you try rhyming off all the scorers from Easter Road in 300 degree heat), talk about how great Mark Reynolds was, throw another couple of conspiracies on the pile and try and figure out how many Young Scot Card holders were in the Hearts line up.
There's also a delve into the survival battle in a tense final day in the bottom six before rhyming off their top 12 strikers in a bumper episode. Craig Anderson's #1 may shock you!
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Craig F, Joel and Shaughan join forces to talk through the best moments from Scottish football over the past five months.
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Duncan leads Craig F and Joel through the weekend's football, including Motherwell's horrendous defending, the Partick Thistle malaise, Dougie Imrie shitting himself (figuratively), why Hearts should still be concerned by a defeat to Celtic, and the problem with Jason Cummings.
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Craig Anderson is joined by Andy and Graeme as they debate the top 12 wingers in the league. We've got tricky wingers, pacey wingers, slightly disappointing wingers and a couple of dicks. They round out the show by briefly discussing the runners and riders of the playoffs so far. Raith Rovers... cue hysterical laughter
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Craig F, CGT and Shaughan mix things up for a Monday podcast, going all lower league to preview the first games of the play-offs and look back on the final weekend of the season in the Championship, League One and League Two.
Apologies for the distracting background noises. Craig F's new kitten spent the second half of the pod acting like a fucking radge.
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Craig F and Gary begin by discussing the latest Rangers 'Banter Years' statement. They then move on to Ross County's managerial situation before looking at the Player of the Year nominations and which stars were the biggest snubs. However, the crux of the show the latest top 12 as they tackle the impossible task of the best central midfielders.
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Craig A hosts and Graeme talks about the weekend's premiership action. They've received Chairman Fow's directive to praise his beloved Hibs and they're doing it with gusto. There's some discussion on missed opportunities for Hearts and Aberdeen, too. They try to talk about the bottom six without making predictions, and spend far too long discussing the most inconsequential beef of the season, and what makes Dundee great.
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Craig F is joined by Joel and Gary to talk over the latest episode of The Banter Years and where Mr Miller and Mr Wallace will likely end up next. They then travel back to the start of the season and relive their best and worst signings predictions, before moving to the latest documentary - or a nine-minute clip of one which focuses on East Fife v Cowdenbeath.
They then finish by announcing the winner of our competition to get a new Scotland strip.
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