Chapter 1: What were the immediate reactions to Rangers' defeat at Ibrox?
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 we look back on another blockbuster weekend across Scottish football. Hearts lead at the top of the table gets bigger after they win the Edinburgh Derby. That lead is now over Celtic initially who beat Falkirk on Saturday evening and it is Rangers who drop to third after losing at home to Motherwell.
I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight, I'd love to start a rumour. that Andy Halliday's still stuck in the Ibrox tunnel. But he was never scheduled to be on anyway. Alex Ray took his place and he's stuck in traffic.
Chapter 2: How did Hearts and Celtic perform over the weekend?
But Roger Hanna has got you all covered.
One of our pundits is missing. It's been an incredible season. We've only had one game post-split, Gordon. Already one team has blinked. Rangers losing at home to your beloved Motherwell yesterday. That's even without Andy Halliday being involved for Motherwell yesterday.
Chapter 3: What impact does the Motherwell victory have on the title race?
And now we have lost a pundit. Can this season get any more crazy and chaotic?
0-1-4-1-9-5-1-1-0-2-5 It was a massive weekend It always had to be It was just poised that way No matter how the results went It was going to be huge Because even if it had stayed exactly as it was Hearts would be a step closer But yet their position has strengthened They went into the weekend with a one point advantage It's now a three point advantage
But as we alluded to, over Celtic in second place because Rangers have dropped to third because they lost at Ibrox against Mullerwell. So pick your way through that if you can now between now and eight o'clock, 01419511025. Who is going to be most wrong?
The supercomputer or Hugh Keevans?
Chapter 4: What are the implications of Rangers dropping to third place?
Because in this show last Monday, Gordon, you told me the supercomputer said 47.2% for Rangers to win the title against
And Hugh Keevan said 0% for Celtic to win the title I think somebody's going to be wrong somewhere Well, let's hear your thoughts on it How do you reflect on the weekend? How big was it ultimately? How much did the results yesterday boost Hart's chances? How much did it boost Celtic's chances? How much did it damage Rangers' chances?
Because they've all still got to play each other again In the next four matches So clearly a lot could change But what has this weekend done? And then of course we'll pick through the specifics
Chapter 5: How did the pundits assess Rangers' performance against Motherwell?
Of the games themselves At Ibrox yesterday It's that simple balancing act Between how good were Motherwell How poor were Rangers Give us all your thoughts there Did Danny Rule get things wrong? Did players let you down Rangers fans?
Motherwell fans I know for sure You'll want to wax lyrical About what you witnessed Celtic fans It's been a ruffled season at times And then You look at this weekend All of a sudden Things really Looking up How confident are you? And Hearts fans I know there'll be a lot of focus On the Glasgow 2 changing positions But
But your points advantage grew and you're a week closer to the end of the title. It's easy to forget that. So give us your thoughts as well. 01419511025. Alex Ray must really be stuck in traffic. So you've got an extra responsibility tonight.
Chapter 6: What tactical changes did Motherwell implement to secure their win?
Regular listeners will know that at this time on a Monday night, I ask you for your result, goal, howler and player. Oh, look at this. I may well just have got off the hook. He's not moved that fast in Sunderland 2003. Watch the telly before you take it off the wall. Right, okay. No, I think if I ask him for these awards, it'll tip him over the edge.
So you, Roger Hanna, have got extra responsibility. Unless you're equipped for this.
Yes, I am.
Chapter 7: What are the predictions for the upcoming matches affecting the title race?
Right, we need a result of the weekend, Roger Hanna.
I'm going to start with our man, Marvin Bartley. He's weighted...
well Motherwell sorry Livingston have waited since the 9th of August to get a league win he finally managed to get one at St Mirren at the weekend and they are not out of it yet they play before Kelly and St Mirren play they've got Aberdeen at the home of the Setfair Arena on Friday night surely he could not orchestrate the great escape right there's another obvious one let's see what Alex Ray goes for you know that I've gone for it yeah Motherwell
I thought they were absolutely excellent the first half was as good a football I've seen all season I thought the way they popped the ball about they actually schooled Rangers and I think they were worthy winners in the end because even as much as Rangers were coming back in they still carried a threat you can keep your answers short whilst you're out of breath if you want from running in right that was good nearly your face is going purple Alex Ray I think you all had brilliant choices this weekend goal of the weekend
Goal of the weekend, I am going to give it to Kieran Tierney of Celtic. The second goal in that 3-1 win against Falkirk on Saturday night. A good team move and an emphatic finish from the left-back. Not quite as good as a winning goal for Scotland against Denmark, remember? But Kieran Tierney's second best goal of the season.
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Chapter 8: How do fans feel about the current state of their teams after the weekend's results?
I liked the one at Falkirk, I have to say. But I have to say, I thought the boy Ferry...
I loved that it was a lovely pile driver as well in a big derby game I can't believe you two I think you two you two have done Kyrell Wilson a reveal of the service here no no genuinely I thought it was a brilliant strike but I just think for a left back to execute that shot come on down my goodness what an oversight that is
what about the Indy goalie he was admiring it in a way but I just think the actual strike from there fair left backs and I actually think overall his performance was great never scored a goal for the Indy United he's now got 4-4 right what about your howler of the weekend it felt like there was a few slip ups and mishaps and anything that tickles your fancy go on I was going to say I think the Hibs goalkeeper I think when you misjudge the situation and the manner in which he did you know Hibs were in a good moment
leading in a derby game and he's just got his bearings all wrong Kilmarnock are lucky that they're not getting the award because they've now in three consecutive away games lost a goal in the first minute he can't be doing that that's incredible that record isn't it we have to go for someone else who's not woken up Caelan Adams of Falkirk because the previous weekend look at Ryan Mullan he may have heard that
Dyson Maida's quite quick and Dyson Maida presses hard and will charge you down and quite often that can cause you problems and to lose that goal particularly when you know there's no blame attached to Nicky Hogarth he is where John McGlynn wants him to be on the field of play but as soon as Maida's got the ball off Adams that's a goal okay and your top performer over the weekend goes to oh
I thought he was outstanding I thought he was brilliant I thought he bullied the midfield dominated and I think overall I thought he was excellent Got his goal Roger?
I'll go for his mate Manny Longhello pushed forward got the goal people forget that gave Motherwell the lead at Tynecastle a couple of weeks ago and when you see those names on a sheet of paper as we did that day Gordon at Tynecastle you don't expect Tom Sparrow to be right back and Stephen O'Donnell to be left back and Manny Longhello to be a left winger and all of this
and no striker yesterday because they all just decided to stay wide and leave 100% it was incredible wasn't it the decision to put Langello up there is terrific I mean when we go back to the first day of the season he scored that late equaliser against Rangers which was the first drop points in the Russell Martin era and he's done it again yesterday
Right, let's get stuck in then. 01419511025, that is just to whet the appetite. And I would never criticise our esteemed colleague Fraser Wishart, but we probably had enough to get us through between now and 8 o'clock with a look back on the weekend. They've only gone and announced the four-man shortlist for Player of the Year as well, so that's always a good old debate. Is it the right list?
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