Your weekly, non Old Firm-centric round-up of everything north of the border, with Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull. Because no one puts Scottish football in a corner.
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Your weekly, non Old Firm-centric round-up of everything north of the border, with Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull. Because no one puts Scottish football in a corner.
Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan can see the Premiership split, and the return of lower league football, in sight.
Hibs tighten their grip on 3rd place and European football next season. Will that make up for some humiliating semi-final defeats this season?
Livingston confirm a top 6 finish against Hamilton, thanks to – and also in spite of – their jet.
Graham Christieson gives us the Montrose perspective of the return of League One and Two, with clubs set to kick off on Saturday but still not certain of how many games they have to play.
And its Celtic v Rangers this weekend which sparks some almighty debates about gathering and guards of honour.
RUNNING ORDER:
• PART 1: Setting up a football association (01m 30s)
• PART 2: Ross County 1-2 Hibs with Stuart Wilson (08m 30s)
• PART 3: Livingston 2-1 Hamilton (20m 00s)
• PART 4: The return of League One – the Montrose perspective (28m 30s)
• PART 5: The odds with Paddy Power (39m 30s)
• PART 6: Celtic v Rangers, Scotland v Austria and that McGregor save (40m 30s)
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The Totally Scottish Football Show
Your weekly, non Old Firm-centric round-up of everything north of the border, with Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull. Because no one puts Scottish football in a corner.
