Transfer Deadline Day Unpacked – And the Midweek Preview
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What happened during Transfer Deadline Day for Celtic?
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How did Rangers strengthen their squad during the transfer window?
Let me check my name here. Peter Grant is with us here live in the studio. He's going to get me for that one. Well, the transfer window slammed shut at 11 o'clock last night. What did you think of your team's business? Give us a call. 0808 17 17 700. The headlines today, Celtic is loan deals. Nobody actually signed for cash, but the loan deals coming in. Joel Nvuka. Junior Adamu, the striker, and Benjamin Arthur on loan from Bretford. And the big news today is that Oxlade-Chamberlain has been in touch. His people have been talking with Celtic. And could the former Liverpool, Arsenal and England attacking midfielder be on his way to Celtic Park? We'll hear Martin O'Neill speak about that this afternoon.
What are the concerns regarding Celtic's new signings?
And also, Martin told Jim White this morning... that he probably wouldn't be open to staying at Celtic beyond the summer. But that's an if. We'll hear from that shortly. For Rangers fans, what are you thinking? Ryan Naderi is in the building. He's signed. Rangers chased him all the way they got him. Joe Rothwell has left to Ibrox, as has Danilo. We'll tell you more about that on top of the three signings, Scov Olsen, Chukwani and Romains. Hearts have been doing business, so too have Hibs. as we look forward to the games tonight. And it's the top of the table. It's the league leaders' hearts at St Mirren this evening, ahead of tomorrow night when Rangers play Kilmarnock, Aberdeen Celtic, as well as Levy against Falkirk, Hibs, Dundee United, and Dundee against Motherwell.
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Can Rangers maintain their title push with their new signings?
Welcome, guys, to the show. Thank you very much, Paul. Peter, terrible attempt at humour at the beginning there because you are a legend. And you said after the window you're going to say who you think is going to lift the title. You know the state of play. What do you make of Celtic, first of all? Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain talks something going on. Martyn Hill speaks about it in a moment. The player, 30-odd caps for England. No, he's a talented player. You know, I don't know how he's been playing recently. Paul, obviously, he's been out of work in the respect of that. I think he's been coaching and training at Arsenal. But when he was at his best, he was a very good player because he could play midfield.
He could play numerous positions and play them well.
What factors are influencing Hearts' current performance?
He wouldn't say he was a right winger. He wouldn't say he was a central midfield player. He just played in that forward area of the pitch. He was strong. And obviously, he's got a football background. I remember his father very well. Oxley, Chamberlain, played at Sheffield Wednesday. So...
you look at it and you think he's got the background but yet again the big question mark is Paul where's his fitness we'll find out will he come what did you make of it Jimmy when you heard that that would be a good signing I mean these type of players have got great experience played at a high level played for their country that's the kind of people Celtic should be looking to sign I know he's a little bit older than probably they would have liked if it was being perfect but he's had a great career he still looks fit obviously going to be fresh because he hasn't had a team is he going to come in and play every week to start with probably not but could he do a job for Celtic yeah definitely he's only 32 of course Rangers tried this what three years ago with Aaron Ramsey of course and Arsenal legend and Welsh but it just didn't work out did it for whatever reason no but you could tell he was a good player it just it didn't quite work at the time but I know Rangers fans were certainly excited when they thought of him coming in
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened during Transfer Deadline Day for Celtic?
0:00–0:57
2
How did Rangers strengthen their squad during the transfer window?
0:57–1:41
3
What are the concerns regarding Celtic's new signings?
1:41–2:28
4
Can Rangers maintain their title push with their new signings?
2:28–3:05
5
What factors are influencing Hearts' current performance?
3:05–4:24
6
How are Celtic fans reacting to the club's transfer strategy?
4:24–5:42
7
What insights does Jamie Murphy share from his coaching experience?
5:42–6:23
8
What predictions are made for the upcoming midweek matches?
6:23–1:37:47
Speakers
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