The Go Radio Football Show Podcast

The Go Radio Football Show: October 7th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland's Nations League campaign has hit a bump in the road after a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Slovenia at Hampden. On this episode of the Go Radio Football Show, Paul Cooney and Andy Walker assess where it all went wrong, debate whether Scotland's new attacking approach is working, and discuss growing concerns around Sebastien Pocognoli's start as national team manager. The team also look ahead to crucial upcoming fixtures, hear reaction from Andy Robertson and Lawrence Shankland, and dive into the latest talking points across Scottish football, including Rangers' resurgence, Celtic's off-field tensions, and a huge weekend of Premiership action. Key Highlights • Scotland suffer a damaging 2-1 defeat at home to Slovenia. • Andy Walker questions whether Scotland's squad is suited to the new manager's more adventurous style of play. • Andy Robertson reflects on earning his 100th Scotland cap…

The Go Radio Football Show: October 6th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! A new era begins for Scotland as Seb Pocognoli prepares for his Hampden debut against Slovenia. On this episode of the Go Radio Football Show, Paul Cooney and Mark Guidi assess the early signs under Scotland's new head coach, discuss the importance of building momentum after victory over North Macedonia, and debate whether Scotland are finally developing the style and squad depth needed to take the next step on the international stage. The conversation also turns to Billy Gilmour's 50th cap, Andy Robertson's century of appearances, the emergence of young talent including Lennon Miller and Finlay Curtis, plus the growing optimism surrounding Scotland's future. Away from the national team, the panel examine growing unrest among Celtic supporters, Rangers' title ambitions under Derek McInnes, and whether Nico Raskin is the player Rangers simply cannot afford to lose. Episode Highlights ⚽ The Seb…

The Go Radio Football Show: October 5th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland appear to be turning a corner under Seb Pocognoli, and Charlie Mulgrew believes there are real signs of progress. Fresh faces, a more attacking style and a first victory for the new manager have given fans renewed optimism ahead of the crucial clash with Slovenia. Meanwhile, Charlie reflects on his emotional Tennent Sixes triumph, Scotland's emerging stars, and the growing tensions surrounding Celtic's board and supporter groups. Episode Highlights Charlie Mulgrew explains why Scotland's style of play already looks different under Seb Pocognoli. Andy Robertson's remarkable achievement of reaching 100 Scotland caps. Why Kieran Bowie, Stephen Welsh and Scotland's new generation are exciting supporters. Mulgrew names the Scotland team he'd start against Slovenia. Behind the scenes of Celtic's dramatic Tennent Sixes victory over Rangers. Mulgrew shares his thoughts on the growing divide…

The Go Radio Football Show: October 2nd, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland’s Nations League campaign takes centre stage as Barry Ferguson joins Paul Cooney to assess the defeat to Switzerland, look ahead to a must-win clash with North Macedonia, and debate the future direction of the national team under Seb Pocognoli. The pair also dive into the latest Celtic and Rangers talking points, Brendan Rodgers’ upcoming Glasgow audience event, transfer recruitment, and the return of the Tennent’s Sixes. Key Highlights Barry Ferguson on Scotland's response to Switzerland and why North Macedonia is a must-win. Celtic midfielder Mika Baur earns his Germany debut. Celtic recruitment under the microscope as supporters question midfield investment. Brendan Rodgers' sold-out Glasgow audience event sparks debate about his Celtic exit. Rangers praised for their recent resurgence and strong start to the season. Motherwell fan Graeme wins £250 and discusses the club's exciting…

The Go Radio Football Show: October 1st, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland’s Nations League campaign is under the spotlight as Paul Cooney and Kevin Kyle dissect the fallout from the 3-0 defeat to Switzerland and look ahead to a must-win clash with North Macedonia. The panel debate Sébastien Pocognoli’s start as Scotland manager, the ongoing search for goals, and whether fans need to show patience as a new era takes shape. Plus, discussion on Scotland’s emerging young talent, Lewis Ferguson’s future, and the latest headlines from across Scottish football. Key Highlights Is it too early to judge Sébastien Pocognoli's Scotland reign? Kevin Kyle on Scotland's striker problems and who should lead the line. Lewis Ferguson's rise in Italy and whether Rangers could bring him home. Scotland Under-21s shine while new attacking talents emerge. Ian Murray's Morton departure analysed. Debate over Jack Hendry's red card and Scotland's defeat to Switzerland. Kevin Kyle…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 30th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland’s 3-0 defeat to Switzerland dominates the debate as Peter Grant joins Paul Cooney to dissect a frustrating night at Hampden. Despite the scoreline, there’s optimism around new manager, with discussion on Scotland’s tactical changes, the controversial red card, encouraging signs from the new system, and what comes next against North Macedonia. The conversation then broadens into a passionate debate about the future of Scottish football, youth development, school football, and why fewer youngsters are playing the game. Key Highlights Peter Grant analyses Jack Hendry's early red card and how it changed the game. Positives from Scotland's new-look system under Rudi Pocognoli. Debate over Angus Gunn's performance and Scotland's goalkeeping options. Were Scotland denied key decisions involving McBurnie and McGinn? Strong reaction to Switzerland's quality and tactical discipline. A…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 29th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! As Scotland prepare for a huge Nations League clash with Switzerland at Hampden, the panel look ahead to a crucial test in the early days of Sebastien Pocognoli's reign. There's optimism around Scotland's new style, debate over the missed chances against Slovenia, and discussion on whether the national side can finally take the next step on the international stage. Plus, Lewis Ferguson opens up on his Rangers ambitions, while the team assess the latest talking points from Celtic and Ibrox. Key Highlights Scotland's encouraging start under Sebastien Pocognoli and what's already changed. Can Scotland turn promising performances into goals and victories? Predicted line-up changes ahead of the Switzerland showdown. Lewis Ferguson discusses his future and dream of playing for Rangers. Why Ferguson's next transfer feels increasingly inevitable. Debate on Scotland's attacking options, including…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 28th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland may have drawn 0-0 with Slovenia, but there were plenty of positive signs in Seb Pocognoli's first game in charge. Barry Ferguson joins Paul Cooney to assess Scotland's new style of play, the promising second-half display, and whether the goals will soon follow. They also discuss Lewis Ferguson's comments on a future move to Rangers, Scotland's midfield strength, the upcoming challenge against Switzerland, and what supporters can expect from this new-look national team. A wide-ranging football conversation packed with insight, opinion and reaction. Episode Highlights Barry Ferguson's verdict on Seb Pocognoli's first match as Scotland manager. Why Scotland's second-half performance against Slovenia offers encouragement. Lewis Ferguson opens up on speculation linking him with Rangers. The impact of Ollie McBurnie, Robbie Ure and Scotland's emerging attacking options. How Billy…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 24th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! A new era begins for Scotland as the countdown to Sebastien Pocognoli's first game in charge reaches its final hours. Andy Walker joins the show to assess Scotland's squad, debate the manager's likely starting XI, and discuss what success looks like in the opening fixtures against Slovenia, Switzerland and North Macedonia. The conversation also turns to Scottish football's booming attendances, the debate over alcohol at football grounds, Rangers' title credentials under Derek McInnes, and whether Celtic should be concerned after recent Old Firm defeats. Key Highlights Scotland prepare for the first match of the Sebastien Pocognoli era. Andy Walker reveals his Scotland starting XI and discusses a more attacking approach. Can Scotland balance attacking football with results in a crucial international window? Scotland's fans receive further recognition as the country's attendance figures hit…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 24th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scotland are entering a new era as Pocognoli prepares for his first matches in charge, and excitement is building ahead of clashes with Slovenia, Switzerland and North Macedonia. Former Scotland midfielder Ryan Jack joins Rory on the show to assess the manager's fresh approach, the balance between youth and experience, and whether Scotland's next generation is ready to step up. Key Highlights Ryan Jack on what Scotland's new manager brings to the national team. Are youngsters like Finlay Curtis, James Wilson and Josh McPake ready for the big stage? Why Ollie McBurnie's Scotland return could prove crucial. Predictions for Scotland's Nations League campaign and what would represent a successful start. Rangers' revival under Derek McInnes and shifting momentum in the title race. Celtic's recent struggles, fan reaction and what happens next for Martin O'Neill's side. Ryan Jack reveals his…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 23rd, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Rangers are suddenly just two points behind Celtic, and after back-to-back derby victories, belief is growing at Ibrox. This week, the panel explores whether Derek McInnes has finally found the winning formula, why Celtic supporters are becoming increasingly frustrated, and whether Martin O'Neill can steady the ship after a difficult spell. Plus, a look ahead to Scotland's Nations League campaign under new boss Seb Pocognoli, the exciting young talent emerging through the national team, and what fans can expect from a fresh era for the national side. Based on discussions in Episode Highlights Rangers move to within two points of Celtic after another derby victory. Has Derek McInnes transformed Rangers into genuine title contenders? Why Celtic fans are voicing concerns about recruitment and direction. Martin O'Neill's response to growing criticism. The importance of the international break…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 22nd, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Rangers have beaten Celtic for the second time in a week, and the fallout from a dramatic Old Firm clash continues to dominate the debate on the Go Radio Football Show. Emma Dodds is joined by Aiden McGeady and Mark Guidi to assess Rangers' resurgence under Derek McInnes, Celtic's growing concerns after three straight defeats, and the mounting scrutiny surrounding Martin O'Neill. Plus, the panel looks ahead to a new era for the Scotland national team under Sébastien Pocognoli. Key Highlights Rangers make it two Old Firm victories in seven days and close the gap at the top. Is Derek McInnes building a genuine title-challenging Rangers side? Celtic's tactical issues, recruitment concerns and lack of identity come under the spotlight. Should Martin O'Neill stay, and what happens next for Celtic? Aiden McGeady gives his verdict on Celtic's recent performances and confidence crisis. Praise for…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 21st, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Rangers have laid down a serious marker in the title race after back-to-back Old Firm victories over Celtic in just seven days. This special debate episode dissects a damaging week for Celtic, a statement week for Derek McInnes' Rangers, and the growing questions surrounding Martin O'Neill's future at Parkhead. Peter Grant and Richard Foster join Emma Dodds to give their verdicts on the key refereeing decisions, tactical battles, and what happens next for both clubs. Key Highlights • Rangers defeat Celtic for the second time in seven days and cut the league gap to just two points. • Has Derek McInnes built a genuine title-challenging Rangers side? • Major debate over Fernandez' challenge and whether Rangers should have been reduced to 10 men. • Growing scrutiny on Martin O'Neill after three consecutive Celtic defeats. • Calls from supporters for Celtic to consider a managerial succession…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 18th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! With another massive Old Firm clash just around the corner, the team breaks down Celtic's damaging European defeat to Ferencváros, assesses the growing pressure on Martin O'Neill, and asks whether Rangers can build on their dominant derby display. Barry Ferguson and Aiden McGeady debate tactics, team selections, confidence levels, and the key battles that could decide Sunday’s showdown as both clubs prepare for one of the biggest matches of the season. The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across Scotland on DAB, YouTube, Smart Speaker - launch Go Radio - and on the Go Radio App. Episode Highlights Analysis of Celtic's 3-1 defeat to Ferencváros and the concerns it raises going into the derby. Barry Ferguson and Aiden McGeady assess where Celtic are going wrong. Should Celtic abandon their usual system and switch formation for Sunday? Rangers' confidence boost after their…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 17th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Following Celtic’s heavy Old Firm defeat, all eyes turn to a huge Europa League clash with Ferencváros and an even bigger showdown with Rangers on the horizon. Paul Cooney, Mark Guidi and Ryan Jack debate whether Martin O’Neill’s side can respond under pressure, discuss the tactical changes Celtic may need, and assess how Rangers should approach another massive derby. Plus, reaction to the latest team news, Scotland squad selections, referee controversies and why this week could shape the destiny of the title race. The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across Scotland on DAB, YouTube, Smart Speaker - launch Go Radio - and on the Go Radio App. IOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/go-radio/id1510971202 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.thisisgo.goradio&pcampaignid=web_share For more Podcasts from Go Studios, head to: https://thisisgo.co.uk/podcasts/

The Go Radio Football Show: September 16th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Rangers sent a powerful message with a commanding Old Firm victory, leaving Celtic searching for answers ahead of another crucial derby clash. This week, Kevin Kyle and Peter Grant dissect where the game was won and lost, whether Rangers have genuinely turned a corner, and how Celtic can bounce back. The panel also discusses David Gray's departure from Hibs, Aberdeen's emphatic win at Motherwell, first victories of the season for Kilmarnock and Falkirk, Scotland's latest squad selection, and the growing debate around VAR in Scottish football. A packed episode full of big opinions, breaking news, and plenty of debate from across the Scottish game. Episode Highlights ⚽ Analysis of Rangers' dominant Old Firm win 🔄 Can Celtic respond in Europe and the league? 🏆 Is Derek McInnes finally building a title-challenging Rangers side? 📋 Peter Grant's Celtic team changes for the rematch 🔚 David Gray…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 15th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! The fallout from Rangers' stunning 3-0 win over Celtic continues as the Go Radio Football Show as Andy Walker and Mark Guidi debate what went wrong for Celtic, what Derek McInnes got so right, and whether the balance of power has shifted ahead of Sunday's league rematch. Plus, reaction to Scotland's new-look squad under Pocognoli, the return of Ollie McBurnie, and an emotional tribute to Celtic legend Danny McGrain following his Alzheimer's diagnosis. Episode Highlights Rangers' dominant 3-0 victory analysed Is Celtic's style of play becoming a problem? Derek McInnes' tactical masterclass Callum McGregor's honest assessment of Celtic's display Can Celtic bounce back at Parkhead? Pocognoli's first Scotland squad Ollie McBurnie's international return Debate over Scottish football's next generation Emotional tribute to Danny McGrain The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 14th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! The first Old Firm derby of the season delivered a statement result as Rangers swept Celtic aside 3-0 at Ibrox to book their place in the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. Barry Ferguson and Aiden McGeady dissect a dominant Rangers display, Celtic's worrying collapse, the tactical battle between Derek McInnes and Martin O'Neill, and whether this result could reshape the title race ahead of Sunday's rematch at Celtic Park. Plus, passionate fan reaction from both sides and big questions about where both clubs go next. Episode Highlights Rangers demolish Celtic 3-0 in a stunning derby display. Derek McInnes' tactical masterclass and Rangers' five-game winning run. Dan Neil's standout performance and captain's contribution. Celtic's midfield issues and lack of response under pressure. Is Martin O'Neill's Celtic project starting to unravel? Fan debate over tactics, recruitment and leadership. Why…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 11th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! With the Glasgow Derby just days away, the panel breaks down one of the biggest matches of the Scottish football season as Rangers and Celtic prepare to battle for a place in the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. Paul Cooney, Kevin Kyle and Mark Guidi debate the pressure on Derek McInnes, Celtic's goalkeeper selection headache, the impact of having no away supporters inside Ibrox, and whether Rangers' recent improvement is enough to stop the champions. Plus, reaction to Rangers technical director Dan Purdy's departure, concerns over VAR, and predictions for a massive weekend of cup football across Scotland. Episode Highlights Rangers vs Celtic preview and predictions The pressure facing Derek McInnes Sam Johnstone or Viljami Sinisalo for Celtic? Why no away fans could change the atmosphere Dan Purdy leaves Rangers VAR controversy and calls for reform Semi-final implications and silverware…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 10th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! With the first Old Firm derby of the season just days away, Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson and Stephen O'Donnell analyse Rangers' dramatic late win over St Mirren, Celtic's narrow victory in Perth, and the major selection dilemmas facing both managers. Will Celtic stick with goalkeeper Sam Johnstone after his standout performance? Has Bojan Miovski played his way into Rangers' starting line-up after his match-winning goal? And how important is Sunday's Premier Sports Cup quarter-final to the seasons of both clubs? The panel hear from Derek McInnes and Martin O'Neill, debate their preferred starting XIs, assess the impact of new signings on both sides, and take calls from supporters looking ahead to one of the biggest games in Scottish football. 🔥 Episode Highlights Rangers leave it late as Bojan Miovski scores the winner against St Mirren. Celtic edge past St Johnstone with goalkeeper Sam…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 7th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! The countdown to the first Old Firm clash of the season is officially on. Paul Cooney is joined by Barry Ferguson and Aiden McGeady to break down another dramatic weekend across Scottish football. From Celtic's controversial VAR debate at St Mirren to Rangers' growing momentum under Derek McInnes, the panel tackles the biggest talking points ahead of a huge week. Plus, a fascinating discussion on why Scottish football is struggling to produce young talent and what needs to change. Episode Highlights ⚽ Celtic remain perfect in the league but VAR controversy steals the headlines. 🔵 Rangers make it three wins in a row, but how damaging is the injury to Lawrence Shankland? 🏆 Old Firm Week begins with predictions for Sunday's massive cup showdown. 🌟 Barry Ferguson and Aiden McGeady debate whether Scottish football's youth development model is broken. 📈 Are Rangers finally turning a corner? 🚫 No…

Listen back to Paul Cooney, Mark Guidi and Barry Ferguson as they react to all the results in the Scottish Premiership.

Listen back to Paul Cooney, Mark Guidi and Barry Ferguson as they react to all the results in the Scottish Premiership.

The Go Radio Football Show: September 4th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Scottish football finds itself under the spotlight as confirmation arrives that there will be no away supporters at Celtic vs Rangers matches for the entire season. Paul Cooney, Mark Guidi and Aiden McGeady debate the impact on the game's biggest fixture, who is responsible, and whether the situation can ever be reversed. The panel also assesses the summer transfer window, Rangers' major rebuild under Derek McInnes, Celtic's recruitment strategy, and the SFA's new proposals aimed at increasing opportunities for young Scottish players. Plus, predictions for a huge weekend of Premiership action. Episode Highlights Reaction to the decision to ban away supporters from all Celtic vs Rangers matches this season. Aiden McGeady explains why the fixture loses something special without both sets of fans. Debate over whether Scottish football can repair relationships between the clubs. Analysis of the…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 3rd, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! The transfer window is officially closed and the debate begins. Paul Cooney is joined by Ryan Jack and Andy Walker to assess Celtic and Rangers' summer recruitment, discuss the biggest deadline day deals, and ask whether either side has done enough to achieve their ambitions this season. The team reflects on Celtic's transfer business, Rangers' late moves, the fallout from European disappointment, and the growing excitement ahead of the first Old Firm meetings of the campaign. Plus, discussion on Scottish football's youth development challenges, the Edinburgh Derby, and the key fixtures that could shape the season. Highlights Rangers complete late deals forKevin Kelsy and Badredine Bouanani. Celtic's transfer business analysed after a busy deadline day. Ryan Jack gives his verdict on Rangers' summer rebuild. Andy Walker discusses Celtic's European shortcomings and league prospects. Debate on…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 2nd, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Transfer deadline drama, big Premiership fixtures, and plenty of debate on the future of Scottish football. Paul Cooney is joined by Kevin Kyle and Jamie Murphy to break down a frantic day of transfer speculation involving Celtic and Rangers, preview a huge night of SPFL action, and discuss why Scotland continues to struggle to develop and retain home-grown talent. Plus, reaction to the latest signings, the Nico Raskin situation, and predictions for all the night's big matches. Highlights Celtic close in on a flurry of deadline-day signings. Rangers face decisions over Nico Raskin and Tilo Asgaard. Kevin Kelsey edges closer to a move to Ibrox. Debate over whether Rangers are finally turning a corner under Derek McInnes. Discussion on Scottish football's lack of home-grown players. Why Norway's player development model is leaving Scotland behind. Celtic and Rangers team news ahead of crucial…

The Go Radio Football Show: September 1st, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Transfer deadline drama, European disappointment, and huge Premiership fixtures dominate the agenda on this packed Go Radio Football Show. Paul Cooney is joined by Peter Grant and Mark Guidi to dissect Celtic's latest arrivals, Rangers' transfer plans, the future of Nico Raskin, and whether either club has truly learned from their European setbacks. Plus, there's debate over Old Firm ticket allocations, Derek McInnes' Rangers rebuild, and predictions ahead of another crucial round of league matches. Key Highlights Celtic sign goalkeeper Sam Johnstone and move closer to further deadline-day additions. Rangers face a huge final 48 hours of the transfer window, with Nico Raskin's future still unresolved and a new striker expected. Fallout from Europe's painful week as Celtic exit the Champions League and Rangers crash out of continental competition. Peter Grant and Mark Guidi debate the growing…

The Go Radio Football Show: August 31st, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! Rangers finally gave Derek McInnes something to smile about with a hard-fought win at Aberdeen, while Celtic bounced back from their European disappointment to stay top of the Premiership. Paul Cooney is joined by Charlie Mulgrew and Richard Foster to break down a huge weekend of Scottish football. The team debate Rangers' response to criticism, Celtic's growing injury concerns, transfer deadline activity, and the latest controversy surrounding Old Firm ticket allocations. Plus, an honest and fascinating discussion on the mental side of football, as Charlie and Richard reveal the fears, pressure and self-doubt they experienced during their playing careers. Episode Highlights Rangers earn a crucial victory at Pittodrie and ease the pressure on Derek McInnes. Celtic recover from European heartbreak but concerns remain over squad depth and injuries. Debate over the decision to allocate just 300…

The Go Radio Football Show: 28th August 2026 Join Paul Cooney, Mark Guidi and Aiden McGeady as they talk all things Scottish Football. The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across Scotland on DAB, YouTube, Smart Speaker - launch Go Radio - and on the Go Radio App. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! IOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/go-radi... Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... For more Podcasts from Go Studios, head to: https://thisisgo.co.uk/podcasts/

The Go Radio Football Show: 27th August 2026 Join Paul Cooney, Andy Walker and Ryan Jack as they talk all things Scottish Football. The Go Radio Football Show, weeknights from 5pm-7pm across Scotland on DAB, YouTube, Smart Speaker - launch Go Radio - and on the Go Radio App. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! IOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/go-radi... Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... For more Podcasts from Go Studios, head to: https://thisisgo.co.uk/podcasts/

The Go Radio Football Show: August 26th, 2026 with Scottish Gas. PLAY and HIT SUBSCRIBE, and NEVER miss an episode! In this explosive episode of the Go Radio Football Show, the panel reacts to one of the most dramatic European collapses in Celtic's recent history. After building what appeared to be an unassailable aggregate lead, Celtic crashed out of the Champions League, sparking fierce debate over tactics, fitness, recruitment, squad depth and leadership. Peter Grant and Kevin Kyle dissect the key moments that turned the tie on its head, including costly mistakes, controversial substitutions and concerns over Celtic's ability to compete at Europe's top level. Fans also have their say, delivering passionate reactions ranging from frustration and disbelief to serious questions about the club's long-term strategy. Plus, Paul Cooney and the team look ahead to Celtic's Europa League campaign, Rangers' Conference League challenge, and what this result means for Scottish football's future on the European stage.…

Preview of Celtic vs Lask with Paul Cooney, Andy Walker and Mark Guidi

Paul Cooney and Barry Ferguson review the latest developments in Scottish football, covering player updates, coaching appointments, and transfer rumors for both Rangers and Celtic. The discussion delves into Rangers' recent performances, highlighting a need for leadership and squad stability amidst significant recruitment activity. The episode also explores tactical analysis, including Martin O'Neill's views on social media use and defensive needs, the impact of managerial styles on the league, and the challenges of navigating heavy European schedules. The conversation concludes with evaluations of individual player performances and upcoming cup fixture predictions.

This episode features an in-depth analysis of the current landscape of Scottish football, focusing heavily on the transfer needs and recent performances of Rangers and Celtic. The panel discusses Rangers' urgent requirement for a commanding central midfielder to provide leadership, evaluating potential targets like Lewis Ferguson and Vaclav Czerny amidst discussions of squad depth and injury concerns. The conversation also covers Celtic's strong financial position following player sales, their defensive vulnerabilities ahead of European competition, and the tactical challenges facing both clubs in upcoming high-stakes fixtures. Additionally, the episode touches upon various updates across the Scottish Premiership, Championship, and English Premier League.

The Go Radio football show analyzes Celtic's clinical 3-0 victory over LASK, focusing on the impressive performances of Duran and Nygren and the impact of recent recruitment. The discussion extends to tactical challenges in European competition, the evolution of Celtic's forward line, and the importance of avoiding complacency. The panel also evaluates Rangers' current state, discussing squad depth, transfer rumors surrounding Raskin, and the significance of the Conference League. The episode covers broader Scottish football themes, including the development of young players, the debate over over-coaching at grassroots levels, and upcoming fixtures for Motherwell, Hibs, and Hearts.

The Go Radio football show explores the current landscape of Scottish football, beginning with a preview of Celtic's Champions League ambitions and their recent summer recruitment. The panel examines the challenges facing the club as they prepare for European competition against the Austrian champions. The discussion shifts to deeper structural concerns within the Scottish game, including the financial disparities in youth development, the decline of school-level football, and the necessity for reform within the SPFL. The episode also covers transfer market dynamics at Rangers and Celtic, player updates, and reflections on the historical standards set by legendary figures in the sport.

The episode explores the evolving landscape of Scottish football, focusing on recent transfer activities and squad developments at Celtic and Rangers. The panel discusses Celtic's financial implications following Arne Engels' departure to West Ham, the necessity of higher-value signings to remain competitive in Europe, and upcoming fixtures including a high-stakes clash between the Old Firm. Beyond club news, the discussion covers broader industry challenges, such as the need for improved player trading models at Rangers, the difficulty of developing young Scottish talent within domestic leagues, and the impact of UEFA decisions on European campaigns. The hosts also touch upon FIFA politics and provide previews for upcoming domestic and international fixtures.

The Go Radio Football Show reviews recent Scottish football results, analyzing Celtic's clinical performance and Rangers' relief in securing a victory. The panel debates the intense atmosphere of the upcoming Glasgow derby, tactical shifts in midfield, and the necessity for both clubs to prioritize quality signings over squad depth during the transfer window. The discussion also covers the impact of player departures, the appointment of Scotland's new football manager, and the importance of establishing Ibrox as a fortress. The episode concludes with reflections on youth development in the Scottish game and predictions for upcoming European fixtures.

The Go Radio football show analyzes Rangers' recent Europa League exit against Jagiellonia, focusing on tactical errors, a lack of leadership, and the pressure facing manager Derek McInnes. The discussion extends to the club's recruitment strategy, debating the need for proven talent over unknown foreign players and the importance of bringing in 'difference makers.' The episode also covers transfer news involving Arnie Engels' move to West Ham, Celtic's recruitment approach, and various scouting opinions on players like Vaclav Czerny. The panel concludes with match previews, discussions on player fitness, and a critique of long-term managerial decision-making at Rangers.

The Go Radio Football Show explores the current landscape of Scottish football, focusing on Celtic's successful pre-season transfer window and their prospects in European competition and the Premiership title race. The discussion also covers Rangers' recent challenges, including injury setbacks to key players like Cermiti and Roman, and concerns regarding defensive depth and leadership. The episode further analyzes squad dynamics at clubs like Hibs and Motherwell, examining player recruitment strategies and the psychological pressures of playing for major clubs. From transfer speculation involving players like Engels and Miguel Chaiwa to tactical discussions on defensive partnerships, the hosts provide a comprehensive look at the upcoming season's competitive outlook.

This episode explores the current instability at Rangers, focusing on a mounting injury crisis involving key players like Cermiti and Ture Romans, alongside significant departures such as Mohamed Diomandi. The discussion compares Rangers' unsettled squad dynamics with Celtic's relative stability and tactical superiority in recent performances. The conversation also critiques the broader landscape of Scottish football, debating the lack of competitive structures for youth development and the impact of modern coaching on player mentality. The episode concludes with previews of upcoming fixtures across the Premier Sports Cup and various Scottish clubs.

The Go Radio football show examines the current landscape of Scottish football, focusing on the transfer strategies and squad management of Rangers and Celtic. The discussion covers recent injury setbacks for Rangers, including Cermiti, and the club's ongoing search for managerial stability and midfield leadership. For Celtic, the panel analyzes the necessity of defensive reinforcements and the financial implications of potential player sales like Engels. The episode also explores broader topics, including the impact of officiating decisions, achievements in women's football, and speculation regarding the next Scotland national manager.

The panel provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of Scottish football, focusing on the contrasting fortunes of Celtic and Rangers. The discussion highlights Celtic's clinical performance and defensive stability compared to Rangers' struggles with recruitment, leadership deficits, and tactical inconsistency following recent defeats. The episode also covers broader league developments, including transfer rumors involving players like Nico Raskin, managerial impacts at St Mirren and Aberdeen, and the importance of player responsibility. The conversation concludes with reflections on Scottish football culture and the pressure facing clubs as the transfer window approaches.

The presenters analyze Rangers' recent European performance and defensive vulnerabilities, focusing on the mounting pressure on manager Derek McInnes. The discussion covers transfer strategies for both Rangers and Celtic, weighing the financial necessity of selling talent like Nico Raskin against the need for squad reinforcement. The episode also explores Celtic's recruitment policy, the leadership of Callum McGregor, and updates regarding Martin O'Neill. The conversation concludes with reflections on individual player performances, such as Finlay Curtis, and predictions for upcoming fixtures in Scottish football.

This episode covers the start of a European football campaign, focusing on Rangers' performance against Jagiellonia. While Rangers struggled in the first half and faced a 2-1 defeat, impactful substitutions—particularly the standout performance of young player Finlay Curtis—provided a much-improved second-half surge. The discussion also addresses serious concerns regarding Celtic's lack of defensive signings and preparation for their Champions League qualifiers. Additionally, the episode touches upon Motherwell's recent news, transfer speculation, and an update on Alan Brazil's health following his liver transplant.

The episode covers a wide range of news and analysis across Scottish football, beginning with updates on Martin O'Neill's health and Rangers' recent transfer activity, including the signing of Daisuke Yakota. The discussion delves into tactical analyses of both Rangers and Celtic, addressing player consistency, squad depth, and the importance of quality recruitment over quantity. Further segments explore the impact of social media on footballing opinions, the necessity of investing in youth development through school football, and predictions for upcoming European fixtures involving Rangers, Hearts, and Motherwell. The hosts also debate modern tactical trends, such as the role of wingers and the influence of sports science on player longevity.

The Go Radio football show provides an in-depth analysis of the current landscape in Scottish football, focusing heavily on the performances and transfer activities of Celtic and Rangers. The pundits evaluate recent match results, the impact of new signings like Kasper Dolberg and Dan Neal, and the tactical implications of potential recruitment moves. The discussion extends to broader league themes, including the challenges of recruiting domestic talent versus foreign players, the pressure on managers like Derek McInnes, and the importance of specialized coaching. The episode also covers updates from across the Scottish game, including Motherwell's strong start, Kilmarnock's recent struggles, and the personal connections of the guests to clubs like Sunderland.

Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson, and Charlie McGrew analyze the start of the new Scottish football season, focusing on Rangers' recent draw, defensive vulnerabilities, and the urgent need for attacking reinforcements. The panel also reviews Celtic's transfer activity, including potential departures like Alistair Johnson, and discusses the impact of injuries within the Rangers squad. The discussion extends to broader themes in Scottish football, critiquing the national team's performance and the lack of effective youth development systems. The episode concludes with match previews for Celtic vs. Dundee, reflections on player leadership, and predictions for the upcoming Premiership season.

The Go Radio football show examines the start of the new season, focusing on major managerial and transfer developments in Scottish football. The discussion covers Derek McInnes's appointment at Rangers, Celtic's transfer strategy and financial outlook regarding players like Arne Engels and Alistair Johnston, and the impact of specialized coaching roles. The episode also analyzes squad dynamics across the Premiership, including Rangers' recent recruitment and the tactical landscape for clubs like St Mirren. The conversation concludes with a look at broader footballing issues, ranging from FIFA politics and leadership criticism to reflections on player turnover and life in retirement.

The Go Radio Football Show returns for a new season, providing an in-depth look at the transfer activity and squad developments within Scottish football. The hosts discuss significant player movements at Rangers and Celtic, including potential departures like Alistair Johnson to Everton and the impact of new signings such as Kasper Hjulmand and Camilo Durant. The discussion extends to broader footballing themes, including the rising wages in the Premier League, the weight of captaincy in modern leadership, and the financial politics surrounding the FIFA World Cup. The episode concludes with season predictions for the Premiership, reflections on player performances, and an outlook on upcoming fixtures.