The two John’s are on for this episode are joined by man of many clubs Ally Graham. We kick off the show by talking about what’s been going on recently and the hope that Scottish football is back soon in some way. Ally talks about his coaching career and how much he enjoys being involved [Read more]

Krys and Good John are joined by John Hughes, aka Yogi, a man of many clubs as both player and manager. We start off by talking about Ann Budge’s proposal for a 14-14-14. Is this prospect doomed with a number of clubs publicly objecting before discussions take place next week? Yogi then talks us through [Read more]

UNDERSTANDING Mental Health is a big education. Over a decade ago, I hadn’t a clue. When Paul McGrillen committed suicide in 2009, my reaction was “why” and thought it was selfish. It was similar over two years later when Gary Speed took his own life, why would a guy who had a dream job, a [Read more]

How would you like to ‘Live The Dream’ at Tynecastle and take part in a truly memorable 90 minute match on the hallowed turf? Well now’s your chance as Big Hearts and Heart of Midlothian FC have once again teamed up with Football Aid – https://www.footballaid.com – to provide fans with the unique opportunity to [Read more]

How would you like to ‘Live The Dream’ at Celtic Park and take part in a truly memorable 90 minute match on the hallowed turf? Well now’s your chance as Celtic FC have once again teamed up with Football Aid – https://www.footballaid.com – to provide fans with the unique opportunity to create their own piece [Read more]

The Ibrox defender looks to have been criticised because of his role in the Ranger’s Betfred Final. The team lost and Caldwell hasn’t held back this time. Gary Caldwell has dismissed James Tavernier’s qualities as a leader, and he has also insisted that the Ranger’s star isn’t actually suited to being a captain. Patrick Thistle, [Read more]

Since the VAR was first implemented in the Premier League, a widespread debate has risen in different sports circles following multiple controversial incidents this season. That makes many Scottish football fans wonder whether it would be wise to welcome the technology in Scotland following a contentious kick off south of the border. Implemented in the [Read more]

TOWARDS the end of the naughties, Falkirk Football Club were an SPL (now Premiership) side. They had also just reached the Scottish Cup Final and had played their first, and to date only, match in Europe. As we get ready to go into the 2020’s, the club sit Fourth in League One and are looking [Read more]

SCOTTISH Football has taken a battering over the years on the Continental Stage. Time after time, most of our sides have been going out of Europe before the summer has ended, whilst Celtic have had mixed fortunes in both failing to qualify for the Champions League and suffered some hammerings off some of Europe’s best [Read more]

WHEN the odds for the Premiership sack race for season 2019/20 went up at the start of the season, very few would’ve predicted that Craig Levein would be the first managerial casualty in the top flight. A board member, the a Director of Football and a strong relationship with owner and Chief Executive Anne Budge, [Read more]

THE Road to Euro 2020 through the conventional route might be closing for Scotland, but Sunday’s visit of San Marino represents an opportunity to build confidence ahead of the Nations League Playoffs in March, and their second chance of ending a 22 year wait for a major Finals appearance. It’s the fourth time the minnows [Read more]

FERNANDO Ricksen the player divided many. Loved by Rangers fans, disliked by rival fans, an editors dream for newspapers such was his character on and off the pitch. Fernando Ricksen the fighter of Motor Neurone Disease united the footballing world. Diagnosed in 2013 and given 18 months to live, he fought bravely against the disease, [Read more]