A Season Scripted by Netflix: The Title Race No One Predicted
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What are the main highlights of the unpredictable title race in Scottish football?
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Welcome to the Pancake Tuesday edition here of the Go Radio Football Show with Burger King. Figure out that one. I'm in the company, as you can see if you're watching on YouTube, of Darren Adi and Mark Gwiddy. You know the number 0808 17 17 700. We'll still be looking back at the weekend and looking forward to the midweek game Celtic in Europe. Rangers have a few days off before the weekend. What a weekend it was for Rangers then going second top of the table. They were third for a few moments after Celtic's win. How long can Celtic go on scoring in the late late show but they do it under Martin O'Neill what's your feeling now that the dust has settled some of the headlines tonight Julian Arrojo isn't rolling out coming full time to Celtic if he's wanted would you want him Celtic fans I can't imagine you'd say no he's on loan from Bournemouth what a finish to that game and Darren we saw you on Sky Sports with some others including the Scotland manager Stevie Clark was there and then it switched to Ibrox while you were there did you get in and out okay no problem yeah
I had a hood up and a bit of security around me but thankfully I don't think anyone's expecting to see me there so I waited for the game to start and then made my way out the back door It was some atmosphere for the Rangers fans as well Mark the roar was back big time for Rangers as well to get that 4-2 win that was the biggest scoreline probably of the weekend because it was match of the day and they it was Rangers who won it Yeah, it was a great game. It was a great doubleheader on Sunday afternoon for Sky Sports. You know, great drama at Rugby Park. Credit to Kilmarnock, thoroughly deserved their half-time lead. And then Celtic with yet another late show to take the points. And then you've got Hearts leading twice and Rangers showing great character to come back and win the game.
So, Paul, still very much all to play for and really, really exciting. Who's got the bottle for the battle? What do we think? Hart's still in pole position, mind you. Darren, you said don't rule out Celtic. And nobody could at the moment anyway because of the track record that Celtic have. But if they win the game in hand, they go joint top of the table. Yeah, this was before the window. I thought they needed to recruit well in the window. At the moment, we're still getting... We're still getting a feeling of what those signings really look like. So you're just expecting Celtic to have an upturn in performances because their performance level has been pretty low, let's be honest. But the reality is they are winning games.
So my kind of thinking is... Well, if they can boost performance, they're already winning. I just think I could visualize Celtic winning the most amount of games in a row, where I feel Hearts certainly won't be able to go on that type of run. I still think they'll be competitive, but it won't be that type of run. Rangers might, because I think Rangers have recruited really well in the January window as well. But Celtic will still be my slight favorite. Mark, you know exactly how it looks at the top of the table. Hearts on 57, Rangers on 55, Celtic one game fewer, 54. What are you working out? You're always good with the stats. Yeah, I mean, Paul, I've said probably since about week three, week four of the season that 84 points.
will win you the title normally you need 90 Dan will know Dan's won titles normally you need 90 but do you know what 82 82 might win you the title this year the swingometer has moved everybody 82 82 might win anyway look at that Paul we said many times during the January window
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the main highlights of the unpredictable title race in Scottish football?
0:00–5:29
2
How did Rangers secure their 4-2 win over Hearts?
5:29–6:31
3
What impact does Danny Röhl have on Rangers' performance?
6:31–7:51
4
How is Celtic's late-game performance under Martin O'Neill affecting their title hopes?
7:51–11:02
5
Can Hearts maintain their top position without Shankland?
11:02–18:59
6
What are the critical points regarding the league points required to win this year?
18:59–27:33
7
How do the panelists view the managerial situation at Celtic?
27:33–1:19:07
8
What are the upcoming fixtures and their potential impact on the title race?
1:19:07–1:36:43
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