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The Scottish Football Show

The European group stages get underway this week but some of the team are giving off negative vibes… or are they just being realistic?
Join Andrew Slaven, Findlay Marks and Laura Brannan for the latest round up of the weird and wonderful stories across Scottish football.
We have a very special guest this week as St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson joins us with his side sitting pretty in second place in the Premiership.
At the other end of the managerial success scale though, Billy Dodds and his assistant Barry Wilson have departed Inverness Caledonian Thistle after a poor start to the season.
Could Scotland be given automatic qualification to Euro 2028 if they fail the traditional way? Perhaps, if the UK & Ireland win their bid to host the tournament, it looks like there will be a safety net for some of the home nations.
And what’s Gary Caldwell’s latest training regime? Gone are the days of army kidnapping, he’s now moved on to TikTok trends.
RUNNING ORDER:
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - The best of this week’s funny stories, including head tennis at Hamilton Accies, clubs telling their own fans to go and see other sides, and Gary Caldwell's latest maverick team training tactic.
05:33 - A round up of this week’s biggest news stories, including Billy Dodds being sacked by ICT, the latest on Elliot Anderson, and the brilliant Scotland tifo Laura helped bring to life.
15:47 - European preview, covering Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen's tough tests this week.
21:48 - Discussing St Mirren's terrific start to the season, with Buddies boss Stephen Robinson.
40:58 - SPFL round up, looking briefly at the major stories from the most recent round of matches across all 4 divisions.
48:02 - Outro
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