The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast

Shaughan McGuigan and Sean Elderbrant discuss three of the biggest games in the lower leagues.

Morton continue to confound expectations by beating Stenhousemuir, East Fife unexpectedly beat Montrose, and Clyde pull off an excellent win at home to Spartans.

They also discuss Raith Rovers unusual approach to tweeting and Elgin City brining in the world’s worst co-commentator for one time only.
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Craig Fowler is joined by Duncan McKay and Graeme Thewliss to review the six matches in the Scottish Premiership this past weekend, including Falkirk tearing apart Hearts' awful defence, Hibs' continuing their revival to heap further pressure on Stephen Robinson, a thoroughly entertaining game at Tannadice, Kai Fotheringham starring against lacklustre Dundee, Rangers penalty controversy in Paisley, and disco lights being played for a Kasper Hogh own goal at home to Kilmarnock.
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Shaughan McGuigan and Fraser Clarke review the best of the action from the SPFL lower leagues.

They discuss whether or not Sean Crighton has lost the dressing room at Queen’s Park, Airdrie’s dismal home loss to Cove Rangers and Stirling Albion’s thumping win over a beleaguered Forfar Athletic.
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Euan Taylor joins Liam Bryce to discuss how Hibs secured a first ever Hampden win over Hearts, Marink Reedijk's excellent gameplan, and why the Jambos can't chalk it all up to injuries. They also analyse Falkirk's stunning win over Celtic, heap praise on John McGlynn, and ask what's gone wrong for two players who were once untouchable in Scottish football.

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Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson discuss the first Premier Sports Cup semi final and the two Scottish Premiership matches from Saturday. The pair chat about Aberdeen's resilience (but lack of quality), Badredine Bouanani's performance, and the key changes which helped decide the game. They also discuss Motherwell's dominance over St Mirren, Craig McLeish's gameplan not working at all, Simo Valakari's brave tactics with ten men, and the complete inability of Neil McCann teams to control games.
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