O’Neill’s Revival, Röhl’s Run, and Gordon’s Miracle Save
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good evening this is paul cooney with barry ferguson and mark weedy 0808 17 17 700 after a weekend where no change at the top of the scottish premier league as the race is on for the title 2025 26. five wins in a row for rangers under rule martinell's back and it looks as though the festive madness that celtic has gone was back to business as usual four nil at the weekend and hearts maybe grinding out a win but What a win for them and what a save from Craig Gordon. Has he booked his place on the Scotland flight to America for the World Cup? What do you think? 08, 08, 17, 17, 700. And Motherwell fans sold out their allocation at Hibs at the weekend. 1-1 draw. Kilmarnock getting a draw as well under Billy Dodds in there alongside the new boss,
Neil McCann and St Mirren a worry for the Saints haven't won a game since the League Cup win the Premier Sports Cup lifting it just what a month ago what a night Mark you were there on Saturday afternoon this time last week Wilfred Nancy had just gone Martin O'Neill came in and well has he worked his magic in the weekend against United?
Yeah, it was a convincing victory for Celtic, Paul. Four goals to the good. Some of the players looking back to their old selves. Back to a back four. Yet another clean sheet after the disastrous spell of Wilfred Nance. So it was just all about winning, Paul. And now, once again, the spotlight is on the hierarchy to go and try and get a player or two in the door this week.
Anyone in yet at Celtic? The answer was no this morning. Anything this afternoon?
No.
I've been like with Kieran Bowie, again, Paul, in terms of the substance of that, I really don't know. He's obviously been spoken about on the show a number of times. He's a really good player. I think he's a great prospect. I think he's got great potential. But if you're talking ballpark five to six million pounds just now, for that kind of money, I would imagine Celtic would be looking for somebody with a bit more experience ready to go and do the business from the first whistle.
Barry, what a week for your old club, Rangers. This time last week, you said, but they have to do it against Aberdeen in this doubleheader. They've done it and they've made some signings.
What are the latest developments in the Scottish title race?
Yeah, they have. In terms of the game yesterday, look, the weather conditions weren't ideal. But listen, they showed a different side to them yesterday and this is something that's been put to them. They've been questioned about it, but I thought their attitude was spot on. I thought throughout the game... They were pretty comfortable, Paul, if I'm being honest with you. Got the goal in the first half. They got a goal that was disallowed. I'm unsure about it when I watched it a few times. But anyway, it got disallowed. And then I thought the second half, they kind of controlled it. They got the penalty to have made it 2-0. And they've seen the game out. So, yep, a very good... Sunday afternoon for Rangers, that was the most important thing, that they got the three points and they're maintaining this form of recent weeks.
And a new chief executive coming in at Rangers, the St Mirren boss, Jim Gillespie.
Yep. I thought it maybe have took a bit longer, but they've made the decision. Jim Gillespie, who's been at St Mirren for a few years now, he's been part of the success. I know that he is a Rangers supporter. So... It'll be interesting to see how he does. I hope he does really well. I don't think he's starting for another couple of months. I think he has to see his time out at Sipmurn.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:51
2
What are the latest developments in the Scottish title race?
2:51–5:46
3
How is Rangers performing under new management?
5:46–9:21
4
What impact did Martin O'Neill have on Celtic's recent performance?
9:21–12:07
5
What are Hearts' chances in the title race after their recent win?
12:07–15:13
6
What transfer rumors are surrounding Celtic and Rangers?
15:13–18:18
7
How does Craig Gordon's performance affect Hearts' season?
18:18–21:00
8
What are the implications of the January transfer window for Scottish clubs?
21:00–1:39:41
Speakers
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