Peter Grant

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2,232 appearances 7 recordings 4 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 9 Jul

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The Go Radio Football Show Podcast · Protests, Goalkeeper Errors & a 4–1 European Beating for Celtic + SPFL Weekend Preview · 20 Feb 2026 podcast

And Partey Thistle have done brilliant.

You know, in the area night they've had a couple of important results.

But then Morton's result against Dunfermline last week was a big surprise.

You know, I expected Dunfermline to go and win that.

But now they're on the edge of the playoffs as well.

I think they've been outstanding because I've said it many times Paul, I've seen them in the first game of the season they had a wee bit of concern when St Johnson beat them 5 but it was going on 10 in that particular match and Mark's done brilliant because the one thing he's done well when he's not had such a good result then he's had a great result you know and that's making a good team and you've got to give the players credit along with Mark and Alex you know they've done a fantastic job there and it can't have been easy because

Brian Graham was such a big player for Thistle for so many years and a big option for them but they've managed to find a different way and they've done a phenomenal job actually more than anything else.

Oh, listen, it's great to see two strikers playing together, Paul.

I've always said that.

I think there's a big place for that.

I think Celtic may be something they have to look at.

You know, you've got any actual, if he's coming back and fit with Tomas or Adamu, that gives him an opportunity to do that.

So we're talking about putting three in midfield, it may be the fact that you're going to end up having two.

Because I think any actual could play that little deeper one, be the striker but drop in because he's got that talent to do that.

But whether he's fit enough to continue to do that...

but Rangers have done it really well because what I watched last week if he was at times and maybe Barry will correct me if I'm wrong here but I always used to see him running away into a channel as if well you're never going to score out there and especially if you're the only one striker but they still had Nadiri through the middle so it still gave you another option to hit another striker That's the key granted because see against Hartsey he does like to run the channels but also he likes to drop deep

And I think it makes a hell of a difference.

And I think that's, I was watching Chavarra last night, I call him Thomas, but he was running wide.

Big time.

But as I say, there was nobody in the middle.

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