Rangers Sack Russell Martin! Who Next For Ibrox? Plus Stevie Mallan Joins The Show! | Keeping The Ball On The Ground
After 123 days in charge and a fan revolt, Russell Martin has been sacked from his role as Rangers Manager. The lads reflect on where it all went wrong for him at Ibrox and who should be the man to come in next to fix the current situation at the club.We're also delighted to be joined by St Johnstone maverick, Stevie Mallan as he reviews the weekend's Edinburgh Derby with the boys where Hearts maintained their league leader status over Celtic after Craig Halkett's dramatic injury time winner against Stevie's old side, Hibs! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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🔥🥵 Jamie O'Hara vs Jason Cundy Hot Wings Challenge | talkSPORT Pundits In Turmoil At Wings Of Fire!
We've got an all-time classic served up for you as talkSPORT pundits Jamie O'Hara and Jason Cundy's day of reckoning has arrived for their slander on Scottish Football over the years as they face the fiery fate of the Buck's Bar Hot Wings Challenge!The banter and wings are on fire as the spice gets cranked up for these two former Premier League players - they'll never say another bad word about Scottish Football again! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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WOULD RANGERS FANS RATHER THEY LOST SO RUSSELL MARTIN GETS SACKED? | Right In The Coupon
Si Ferry, Slaney, James McFadden and Gordon Dalziel review all the latest news coming out of Scottish Football this week as we head into the first Edinburgh Derby of the season with Derek McInnes' Hearts sitting top of the league! Can Hibs knock them off their perch on Saturday evening?Faddy also reflects on the atmosphere at Livingston vs Rangers as fans continued their protests against Russell Martin despite winning his 1st league game plus the lads discuss whether we'll see Motherwell take the game to Celtic away from home on Sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Hearts Top The League & Will Late Rangers Goal Save Russell Martin? | Keeping The Ball On The Ground
Former Celtic, Hibs and Aberdeen midfiedler, Dylan McGeouch returns to the show this week to join the lads' discussion on the latest news coming out of Scottish Football including Hearts now hitting the league summit after Derek McInnes and his side beat Falkirk and Champions Celtic dropped points to Hibs at home. Can the Jambos put up a genuine title race this year as they go into the firsy Edinburgh Derby of the season this Saturday?Russell Martin also got his 1st league win as Rangers Manager in the dying minutes of their game against Livingston, however it didn't do much to change the views of the chanting Rangers fans at the game. Can Max Aarons injury-time goal serve as a turning point for the Manager during this hostile time?Dylan also gives us some great insight into life as a free agent at the minute as well as the PFA pre-season initiative he took part in during the summer for professional players currently without a club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Simo Valakari | Open Goal Meets... | Si Ferry Chats With SPFL Manager Of The Month On Career & Life
We're back with the Glen's Vodka SPFL Manager Of The Month Awards as Si Ferry sits down for a great and insightful chat with St Johnstone Manager, Simo Valakari to discuss their great start to The Championship, big moments so far at McDiarmid Park like beating Celtic, the heartache of last season's relegation and his previous playing career in Scotland at Motherwell under Alex McLeish, Harri Kampman and Billy Davies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Football stories, player interviews, insights and a bit of weekly chaos from one of the top football podcasts in the UK! Join Simon Ferry, Paul Slane and Kevin Kyle as we take a look at the funnier side of the beautiful game! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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