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...

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!

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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'.

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.

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.

Thom, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership action.

Keep it real.

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.

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.

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).

Rob, Craig A and Craig C go over the weekend Premiership matches, including poppadom wrists, dodgy defending and shitey social media accounts.

Right on.

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!

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.

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...

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!

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.

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.

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! 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

Graeme leads Andy Harrow and Craig Fowler through the weekend's Betfred Cup action as they discuss 7 weeks of Kenny Miller, Celtic's caravan, The Claret and Amber Machine and Aberdeen bodying St Mirren (among other things).

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

Craig G Telfer hosts as Gary Cocker, Graeme Thewliss and Craig Cairns dish out our annual end-of-season awards.

Enjoy!

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.

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.

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!

Craig F, Joel and Shaughan join forces to talk through the best moments from Scottish football over the past five months.

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.

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*

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.*

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.

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.

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. 

After attending Hampden, scoffing a Dominoes and necking several lagers, five tipsy Terrace brothers took to the mic to bring you a raw, uncut hour-long show in the wake of the Celtic's thumping of Rangers.

After discussing everything from Russell Martin's incredible lay-off to Rogic and Brown's continued domination of these fixtures, the guys turned their attention to big fizzical Motherwell's disposal of an Aberdeen side that barely showed up. There was even time for a quick dip into the lower leagues.

Enjoy.

Disclaimer: No trolls were bodied in the making of this show.

There's a Graeme Thewliss, a Craig Anderson and an Andy Harrow on a Glasgow apartment choosing the best 12 centre-backs in Scottish football right now. Previously this would be like choosing from the basket filled with DVDs such as Sharknado, Anchorman and The Simpsons. Now it is Jurassic Park, Die Hard and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

They discuss how Paul Hanlon is now a winger, the John Souttar conundrum and why you're wrong about Kirk Broadfoot.

Well, there it is.

Robert Borthwick leads a very tender Craig Fowler through the weekend's fixtures as Rangers get a much-needed boost ahead of the semi-final, Aberdeen disappoint at Tynecastle, Hibs continue to act in a very un-Hibs manner, Celtic sleepwalk their way to another win, Thistle lose AGAIN, and two sides play out the most forgettable game of the season so far.

Craig F, CGT and Shaughan get together to discuss all things lower league. They begin with Dundee United's promotion outlook before moving down to the relegation battle in League One, including Albion Rovers and the Daily Record mini-doc. The guys then finish on Stenhousemuir's recent struggles.

Graeme leads Craig through the weekend's action as they discuss at length how brilliant Curtis Main is, how Stevie May and Aberdeen are BACK, how Neil Lennon deserves, somehow, more credit, how teams are desperate for the split, and how our Lord and Saviour Sofien Moussa got off the mark with his boaby.

Craig Anderson, Graeme and Derek Connor navigate their way through the top 12 full-backs in the SPFL, and you won't believe who's number 1! Craig and Derek then take a quick look at the Junior teams dipping their toe in the pyramid pool.

Joel and Craig get together to look back at Alex McLeish's first game in charge and the numerous problems with the Scotland XI. From there they look ahead to the Hungary match and what the starting XI should be, before reverting to domestic matters. There's a recap of the Challenge Cup final and a quick examination of Dundee United's continued struggles.

Craig F, Joel and Rob get together to discuss and rank the 12 best goalkeepers in Scottish football at the moment.

Craig Cairns is joined by Craig Anderson and Andy Harrow to run through the weekend Scottish Premiership action, including Ross County's troubled custodians, Steve Clarke's tactical flexibility and Neil Lennon's weekly grumble.

Respect.

Craig F, Joel and CGT get together to delve all the way down to the depths of League Two. First they look at Clyde's resurgence before moving on to a similar improvement in Edinburgh City. There's a quick word on Berwick Rangers (and the difference between this show and Sportsound) before finishing off with the dire straits facing Cowdenbeath.

The main event, though, is another documentary review. And this one is a belter! Well, actually, it was a bit shit, as Danny Dyer took his 'Real Football Factories' tedium up north.

Before they go there was just time for a spot of #BAT.

Joel is in new territory as he hosts the delve into the lower leagues with stalwarts Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer. The trio talk about Livingston’s rise under David Hopking before chatting about the title races and play-off hopefuls in Leagues 1 & 2. What about a healthy dose of BAT? There’s that too! But with a twist.

Craig F and Joel get together to look back on the weekend's fixtures, including Aberdeen's massively predictable shit-the-bed against Celtic, Neil Lennon's comments about officials and the Rugby Park pitch, the problem with Hearts as an attacking threat, Dundee's weird team selection and Steven MacLean projecting his father's face on to Marcus Fraser.

Joel Sked takes a turn as host alongside Shaughan McGuigan and Duncan McKay. The trio take a delve into the Championship and League 2 with a focus on Inverness CT, Greenock Morton and Clyde before airing some Sportsound and John Hughes grievances. They finish by talking about David Weatherston’s emotional blog regarding playing football with anxiety.

Craig F, Gary and Joel get together to talk about the weekend's football. The trio discuss Rangers' attacking weapons, Hamilton losing their tough-to-beat identity, the absence of Graeme Shinnie, Hibs' improved squad, Alan Archibald's questionable change, Steve Clarke's tactical prowess, why Arnaud Djoum will be a big miss for Hearts, and St Johnstone making a step in the right direction.

Craig F, Joel and Robert combine forces to talk through what was arguably the game of the season so far at Rugby Park on Tuesday. From there they have a bit of fun, bringing back a previous favourite (sorry about the erratic horn) before indulging in another spot of Do Me A Solid. They then end with a Time Capsule, which sees them go back to the summer of 2012.

Craig Anderson takes Derek Connor and Graeme Thewliss through the weekend's Scottish cup action, reviewing each of the games and discussing the draw for the quarter finals.

Duncan, Gary and Craig F combine to look back on the two midweek games, where the progression of Allan Campbell is praised and the controversy at Firhill is dissected. From there the trio look at Dundee signing Steven Caulker and Craig Levein v Celtic (part 3). They then finish the podcast by reviewing the 1986 Scottish football documentary Only A Game?

Craig Anderson is joined by Graeme Thewliss and Craig Cairns to run through the weekend Premiership action, including Dismal Dundee defending capitalised on by a resurgent Ross County, the "best player in the league" running all over Celtic, and how Accies supporters stocked up on supplies for the day during their trip to Pittodrie.

Safe.

Gary, Shaughan and Craig get together to debate the winners and losers from the January transfer window. But before then, the trio react to the (welcome) news that Stewart Regan is no longer the chief executive of the SFA.

Shaughan then finishes the show with a look at Cowdenbeath and Dundee United, two of the more troubled teams at the moment in the lower leagues.

Also, there are two (TWO) Textra's to go with this one. Be sure to join a growing army at patreon.com/terracepodcast.

Graeme, Andy and Craig C run through the weekend's action, discussing Ross County's atomic supermen, Partick Thistle and Ryan Edward's resurgence, Scott McKenna, Scott McKenna's strike, Scott McKenna's defending, Dundee's togetherness and Motherwell out Hearts-ing Hearts.

Gary, Shaughan and Craig F begin by discussing some of the more interesting teams from the lower leagues, as it seems Falkirk will NOT be relegated, Dumbarton may have run out of lives, Dunfermline's biggest weakness, and the recent turnaround by Jim Goodwin at Alloa.

From there the trio move to the five top flight fixtures, as the one Rangers signing we wrote off the most stands out in the win over Aberdeen, and Harry Souttar nets a belting OG.

Gary and Craig run through all the Scottish Cup fixtures from the weekend which survived the weather, but not before they go two-footed on the SFA after the governing body fails to convince Michael O'Neill to become the next boss of the national team.

Craig F, Duncan and Robert give their takes on the brilliant 2002 documentary following the last few weeks of Partick Thistle's title-winning season. Sweary team-talks, confused Danny Lennon, ballboy chairman, yearly trips to Blackpool, "monkey!", standing in the way of a throw-in taker, and John Lambie's humble love of pigeons.

The guys then move on to discussing the 'drama v analysis' nature of how football is covered in this country.

You've heard the best, now here's the worst. Craig F is joined by Joel and Gary to run through the worst player from every top flight club. By that's not all! Because it's too easy to say "Dalcio" and move on, the guys also debate the weakest important first-team player (to borrow Football Manager chat) from each team.

Craig F is joined by Shaughan and CGT to do their delve into the lower leagues. The guys start with Falkirk's weird recent form before pondering over Dundee United's 6-1 hammering at the hands of the Bairns. From their they move to League One and Ayr United's slip from the top of the table. There's concern over Stranraer given their recent fire-sale, and an anointing of Peterhead as the new leading contenders in League Two.

Craig F and Robert talk through the best players from each of the top flight clubs. Some teams were quite tricky (Celtic, Hamilton, Rangers) and others were not (Hearts). The guys then cast their eyes to the rest of 2018 with things they're looking forward to seeing this year.

Joel, Duncan and Craig F combine for the first podcast of 2018, and it's a transfer window special. First the guys look at the biggest deals and rumours circling so far, then they move on to examining each top flight side and where they need to strengthen in the January window.