MORE OLD FIRM FALLOUT | TUESDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER
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What sparked the post‑match fallout discussion after the Celtic‑Rangers game?
0141-951-1025. It's time to talk football. It's Clyde One Super Scoreboard.
Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard as the dust slowly begins to settle on quite an incredible Sunday at Celtic Park. The legends are having their say. Tom Boyd says he sees no reason why Martin O'Neal shouldn't continue, as the Celtic manager, Ian Girant, believes the hoops are still the team to beat, urging Rangers to keep their feet on the ground. And as the international break, this New Look Scotland squad with Their new manager. undergoing a training camp in La Manga. I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight you have Killian Sheridan.
And Gordon Deal. Yeah, as you say, the fallout after Sunday's old firm game at Celtic Park, a lot of Celtic fans not happy. Martin O'Neal coming out and making a statement. Is he away in holiday thinking about his future or where he goes next? Um so that's all to be excited for Gordon, and then you're looking forward to some really good international football. One or two pulled out the squad to Day, you know, Geisley Tierney, uh Kenny McLean, so it gives an opportunity for other people coming forward. Um and we're looking forward to the gains. But all eyes, all ears are be on Celtic Park to see what is the next move for Celtic. Yes, they're still sitting proudly up there at the top of the league. Well They've got to say there was a lot of disappointed Celtic fans that weekend.
It's almost like they planned it, Killing. It's the first three week international break. Little did UEFA know that we'll be able to s to sustain the fallout from Sunday for three weeks, no problem at all.
Yeah. Well done, Celtic pat on the back for giving giving some life to the to uh the world's longest international break, it seems, this time. Um but yeah, look like like all the time in Scottish football, it's uh there's no kind of small news. Everything is blown up and blown out of pro proportion. Personally I'd be very surprised if there was a a managerial change at in this break. Break. Um but look, all the the rumors and speculation will will continue, especially now that there's there's no game. And I think as Gordon's saying, the fallout will continue and will continue for Celtic probably until their next league game, which is I think three three weeks' time or something. So um yeah, plenty of plenty of speculation to talk about.
Well if it's gonna continue
for a few weeks. We're nailed on between six and eight tonight, surely. We're still in the infancy of the fallout from the weekend. So come on down because on any normal Tuesday night we still pick up the pieces from the weekend. So expect that times ten this evening. O one four one nine five one one oh two five. That's the number you need. Come on down. You don't need any Special encouragement, motivation, any specific questions. The phone lines were red hot yesterday. So many of you didn't get through. So please do try again. As mostly we pick over what went wrong for Celtic, 'cause that tends to be the way of things when something does go wrong for one of these sides. Although maybe a day on, maybe a bit more of a chance for you Rangers fans to come on and talk about your transformation, what's been key to it, the players that are standing out for you, where it leaves Derek McKinnon.
How What do you think this is? style and tactic and team selection can be repeated in other games because obviously they are different tactical challenges against low blocks and all that sort of stuff. So whatever it is that's on your mind, do give us a call. O one four one nine five one one oh two five. Got some interesting reaction to bring you as well. I did say as part of the tenant sixes, which Killian is playing in some of the legends have been having their say. Tom Boyd saying no reason that he can see for Martin O'Neal to no longer be the Celtic manager. Ian Durant urging caution if you like, saying Celtic's still the team to beat, Rangers not to get carried away. And of course the international break is slowly getting underway.
Scotland are out there in La Manga, all getting to know each other, new players, new management, new style.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What sparked the post‑match fallout discussion after the Celtic‑Rangers game?
0:00–13:03
2
How did the panel analyse Martin O’Neill’s tactics and team selection against Rangers?
13:03–22:36
3
Why are Rangers considered the better‑prepared side in the recent fixtures?
22:36–34:05
4
What are the main criticisms of Celtic’s recent recruitment and squad depth?
34:05–46:07
5
How did the new Scotland squad’s La Manga training camp affect expectations for the international break?
46:07–56:15
6
What does Celtic’s latest financial results reveal about the club’s future direction?
56:15–1:07:49
7
Is Martin O’Neill likely to stay on as Celtic manager after the recent statements?
1:07:49–1:19:15
8
What fun football quiz and ticket giveaway are listeners invited to join?
1:19:15–1:26:57
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