OPENLINE | SATURDAY 1ST AUGUST
episodePreviously titled “OPENLINE | Saturday 1st August” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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0141 951 1025. 0141 951 1025 on the phones. We have seen the three o'clock kick-offs today, the first Saturday afternoon of Clyde One Super Scoreboard of the new season. Gordon DL, Cammie Bell and Roger Hanna here with me, Andrew McLean. And we are going to reflect on what we've seen today. We're going to look back on Dundee United 1, Rangers 1, From last night, we're going to look ahead because there are still three, sorry, four Premiership games to come this weekend. The first of those is this evening, a half-past five kick-off between Aberdeen and Hearts. Two more games tomorrow and then Celtic against Dundee on Monday night. Roger, just the one Premiership game today for us to look at and it is a good win for St Mirren, 2-0 win over Falkirk.
Yeah, and it's been a difficult week for Craig McLeish. They lost at home to the Inferno last Sunday. They missed the chance to be seeded in the Premier Sports Cup draw. They were then drawn away to Rangers at Ibrox. Craig McLeish made his controversial remarks, shall we say, about the referee, Sean Murdoch. He's landed a I noticed a complaint from the SFA over those remarks. He's probably facing a touchline ban. He's had to listen to a lot of people, including the three of us. Suggests that St Mirren will finish in the bottom two this season. And the response is a well-deserved 2-0 win at Falkirk.
I would suggest, Cammy, that I think a lot of the interest in the 4-9 across the next hour will be looking back on the events of Tannadice last night. Rangers going into it.
How did the show introduce the opening weekend Scottish Premiership results?
Derek McInnes' first competitive game in charge of the club being unable to come out with all three points.
yeah disappointing night for Rangers again you want to get off to that fast start and with so many changes over the summer a lot of positivity around what's happened new manager coming in a number of new players coming into the group and you don't get off to that start that you need to as a Rangers player and as a club that you need to get three points it's a difficult venue to go to Tanadice it's always a hard game but you need to start the season well they didn't do that first half was really poor they were a little bit better in the second but Derek McKissick will be demanding more from his players and certainly within the result they need to start winning games of football.
01419511025, you can let us know whether you want to reflect, whether you want to look ahead. Everything is fine with us. Thomas is a Rangers fan and bar head up first. Thomas, what did you make of the game last night?
Hello Andrew, what I made of the game last night was nothing less than what I expected. Many of my Rangers supporting friends for several years now have been desperate to get Derek McInnes to, in inverted commas, come home, although he only played 40-odd games for us. I've seen McInnes' team performances over the years, and I just don't get the hype about this manager. In 19 years, he's won one League Cup and apparently shootout via Ross County. Even Callum Davidson at St. Johnson has won more trophies. Last season... Rangers and Celtic were both pretty rotten, although Celtic still won the league. And that's how hearts fluttered to deceive. I felt they looked good because Rangers and Celtic were so bad.
That is going to be typical of what a McIrris team performance will be. I was not in favour of them coming at all. I didn't see what the rush was to appoint them. Why did Rangers not consider their options? And I do fear that although we'll win more games than we'll lose, I think the football will be quite sore in the eyes.
I mean, McKinnis still broke records at Hearts last season, didn't he, in terms of Hearts' total points record, and I think maybe a points record outside of old firm teams when it came to three points for a win, so it was still a very good season for Hearts, but Thomas is looking back on Derek McKinnis' track record as a whole, doesn't think he's the right man.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:02
2
How did the show introduce the opening weekend Scottish Premiership results?
2:02–6:32
3
What happened in St Mirren’s 2-0 win over Falkirk and Craig McLeish’s reaction?
6:32–10:30
4
Why was last night’s Dundee United 1–1 Rangers draw the main talking point?
10:30–16:39
5
What do fans and callers say about Derek McInnes’ appointment and Rangers’ style?
16:39–50:22
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