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.

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