Scottish Cup Reviewed, Transfer Window Analysed & A Fresh Look at the Title Race
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Yep, we sure are every night at five. This is Paul Cooney. Welcome to the new week. I'm here with two legends, Barry Ferguson, the legendary Rangers former, well, manager for a time last season and captain. Evening, Barry. I'm all good. Thank you, Paul. Excellent. And Mark Weary, legendary writer in his day. I always want to come up with an exclusive story. Hello, Paul. Hello, Mark. How are you? Good, yeah. Cup weekend, no major shocks were there, but my goodness, Auchinlech Talbot did so well. They hadn't played since, what, two months, but they ran Celtic close. Celtic going through to the next round. 2-0, Barry, last night.
Yeah, listen, you've got to give Auchinleck a lot of credit. I thought the way they were set up, listen, they weren't going to have a lot of the ball, but I thought defensively their shape was superb. They limited Celtic to very little chances, so they can go away feeling really proud of that performance. and Celtic listen it was all about I suppose what Martin O'Neill says after the game it was just making sure they got that winning into the heart for the next round You were at the Rangers game on Friday night seems a while ago doesn't it long weekend of football and they saw off Anand Yeah, it was a routine victory. Again, Anand came with a game plan. He sat deep and tried to frustrate Rangers.
Look, Rangers made a lot of changes. I think it was important that a lot of players get minutes on the pitch. It was good to see Mijovski get back on the score sheet. He got a hat-trick. His first ever in Scotland. Yep, so that was good. Hopefully that'll give them a bit of confidence. But look, it was, as I said to you, it was a routine victory for Rangers. And again, they were into the draw. That was the most important thing.
Rangers in action in the Europa League on Thursday evening here in Glasgow. It's a dead rubber for them, but there never is, I know, if you're playing... for Rangers and Celtic off to Bologna on Wednesday and they're in 24th position so Bologna against Celtic we'll no doubt talk about that shortly mark for Celtic it wasn't pretty last night but they're through and one of the headlines today is 14 days to go in the window no other signings for Martin and Neil Celtic we know he's only been in the building two weeks but Maswanisi top scorer at Motherwell and in the league his name is being mentioned as a possible target for Celtic
I think there's probably two or three players at Motherwell you could throw into the mix Paul that have had really good seasons that would enhance the Celtic squad probably one or two would enhance the starting XI as well but Martin O'Neill he wouldn't get drawn on any individual targets but clearly running the rule over Motherwell because they have had such a good season and there's clearly some very good players at the club I don't think Motherwell Paul would be in any hurry to sell anybody they dug their heels in last January and kept a hold of Lennon Miller, then get four and a half million for him. So, you know, I would imagine if anybody thinks they're going to go to Motherwell and Nick, any of their best players for a million quid, that's not going to happen.
You'd be talking proper money and Motherwell are quite right.
Barry, you could see last night again at Rugby Park, Celtic crying out for strikers, or at least one striker. How do you think Mass Manisi would do?
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I think he would do very well I've watched him a number of times this season Paul and he stood out like a sore thumb if I'm being brutally honest but I agree with what Mark says there I think I don't think Muddle will let him go for buttons they would expect a hefty fee and rightly so because he's been a standout performer for Muddle this season How much would he be do you think?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:16
2
What were the highlights of the Scottish Cup weekend?
0:16–6:09
3
How are Rangers adapting to their new signings?
6:09–14:02
4
What challenges is Celtic facing in the transfer window?
14:02–19:32
5
How is Hearts coping with injuries in their title race?
19:32–23:36
6
What were the standout performances in the Scottish Cup?
23:36–30:50
7
How do fans feel about the current transfer strategies?
30:50–39:31
8
What impact does AFCON chaos have on Scottish football?
39:31–1:41:22
Speakers
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