LIVE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL | SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER
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What is the opening preview and atmosphere for today’s Scottish football action?
It's game day. And this is the home of Scottish football. It's Clyde One Super Scoreboard.
Good afternoon and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard on an incredible weekend across Scottish football. What a week it's been. Ranger dumping Celtic out of the League Cup before Ferench Varros arrived and made things considerably worse for the hoops. The sides then meet again at Celtic Park tomorrow, this time in the league. And although you have to wait, it will be an entertaining wait at that because St. Miren Dundee United, Dundee Mother. Well Hibbs Aberdeen and St. Johnston Falkirk, providing the goods on a Saturday afternoon in the company of Gordon Dell, Cammy Bell, and Hugh Evans.
Big picture tomorrow but great storylines everywhere today. Hibbs could they create a club record by losing at home to Aberdeen? That would be seven home defeats in a row. It's never happened in one hundred and fifty one years of Hibbs history. I remember the first defeat then. And then Motherwell, they are Away to Dundee, they have lost to Aberdeen, they've lost to Rangers in quick succession, and that defeat to Aberdeen, you should have seen the look on the guy that was doing sky television that night as the goals rained down. Also, great to see Jim Goodwin back in the Dundee United dugout today. He still has a procedure to come in hospital, but he's back at his old stamping ground in Paisley. Good luck, Jim Goodwin.
Is Seymo Valacari, the St. Johnston manager, in for the Hibbs job? That's what they're saying. But he'll need to give his full attention to Falkirk after they beat Harts on Monday and finally does. Mm-hmm. Did you know? Hearts have not won an away game outside of Edinburgh since January. Nine months not an away win outside of Edinburgh Commander tonight.
Well I fancy Kamarnock after that start, but I've done that huge. But I've got to say there's some terrific games today, up and down the country, up and down the divisions. Uh started off last night, Mul Team Air United getting a good victory. Needed one against our own Jim Duffy's Queen's Park, who are really, really struggling, down ninth place. Good fixtures today and then the excitement of tomorrow. And I think we will be talking all day about what has happened to Celtic. Yeah, some brilliant
Fixture today, first and foremost, and you look at that big win for Aberdeen midweek, they go to a hib side that have now sacked David Gray, so that'll be a really intriguing one. And then you've got St. Mirren who have been high flying this season at home to Dundee United. So a really good fixture, and one that I'm looking forward to is later on, you know, Kilmarnock against Harts, especially after Hartz's damage and defeat against Falkirk midweek, and Kilmarnock's huge win at So much to get it.
Through this Saturday afternoon. We are here until six o'clock, so sit back and relax if you can. Although Scottish football and relaxation don't always go hand in hand. We've got you covered right throughout these three o'clock games, and as the guys have alluded to, with a healthy dose of preview ahead of tomorrow as well. It has been quite the week. We'll look back on it, we'll look forward to tomorrow and we'll see what the afternoon brings for us. You can stay in touch all afternoon. Afternoon at Clyde SSB and then five o'clock, the phone lines open, and you come on and tell us what you're thinking and how you are feeling. It has been quite a week, Hugh Keevens, and how quickly things change in football.
Yeah. Celtic fans were high as a kite a few weeks ago and lower than a snake's belly this week.
That 3 0 win at home over Lask with two magnificent goals from Camilo Duran and another from Benjamin Negrin, that that that seems like a dream now to the Celtic fans. The season's collapsed. And I think the fans are in uproar for one reason. They smell decline.
Why are Hibernian’s recent home defeats a historic concern for the club?
And you're not supposed to stand by idly and not do something about decline. decline and they feel the supporters who left the ground long before the end against Ferenc Varris in midweek, they feel that they are witnessing decline and they don't feel the people in charge of the team or the club are
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening preview and atmosphere for today’s Scottish football action?
0:02–4:12
2
Why are Hibernian’s recent home defeats a historic concern for the club?
4:12–9:28
3
Is Celtic facing a crisis after their recent league and cup setbacks?
9:28–21:48
4
What are the key team news and match‑day line‑ups ahead of the three‑o‑clock kick‑offs?
21:48–1:25:23
5
What key incidents sparked the early‑half discussion about goals and red cards?
1:25:23–1:48:20
6
How did the hosts break down the half‑time scorelines across the Scottish leagues?
1:48:20–2:08:26
7
What predictions and tactical debates emerged ahead of the international break?
2:08:26–2:33:01
8
Which listener challenges and ‘Who am I?’ riddles wrapped up the segment?
2:33:01–2:37:11
Speakers
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SEBASTIEN POCOGNOLI ANNOUNCES FIRST SCOTLAND SQUAD | TUESDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER
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