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Banners, flares and laser pens at football, as well as Scottish Cup banter. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

Following Scotland’s narrow victory over Norway, we discuss Strachan, our defence and the lack of game time for Boyd. Jon Daly delivers in the McBookie charity bet again, with the first goal against Arbroath. We decide to go with him again this coming weekend, as well as a treble in the Scottish cup. We discuss all 6 Premiership games, as well as key results in the lower leagues. Pie banter makes a return, spurred on by BT Sport’s Derek Rae. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

This week’s podcast is crammed packed of banter. Scotland vs USA and Norway. Sproule’s benchmark for all future red cards. Greig picks the charity bet and agrees to do a forfeit if it loses. We end with some random chat. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

The podcast features the usual WWF, pie and diet banter, as well as a wee bit of football. It’s been a long time coming, but we have an announcement regarding the charity bet. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

John (Jaybee on the forum) joins Greig and I to discuss many, many games of football, as well as the Hibs job and some scary faces on the BBC website. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

The charity bet isn’t going well, so we get Greig’s mum to pick the charity bet this week. Despite being an audio only podcast, I Googled a picture of Nade and we both had a good laugh at how greedy he looked. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

A controversial corner in the Inverness vs Partick Thistle game obviously leads to the rule book coming out. Greig owes me a lot of money as well. We also discuss the other Premiership games, as well as the lower league ones. We take a slightly different approach to the charity bet this week. We apply a formula, supplied to me by Krys, to the bet which cannot fail. Greig has to remind me that the Scotland game was on last week. I was at the game, so to forget was a schoolboy error. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

It’s the first ever SFF podcast where it’s just Greig and I. Krys is using up his annual leave allowance, which means Greig and I have to talk more. Scotland vs Croatia is the main topic for discussion, with Greig doing a very good job of sounding like he is a Scotland fan. I use my Football Manager experience to try and pick the best starting eleven, which also giving one of my sites a plug – http://startingeleven.co.uk/ After yet another charity bet failure, we go back to a simple double. We end with a grump about Bet365 and a lot of positives about McBookie.

Laurie makes his return to the podcast for the first time this season. Krys talks us through the Premiership, Lower leagues and the Scottish Cup, before we all discuss the key points. Laurie attempts to pass on some of his gambling skills in the charity bet. We shall see if our luck can change. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

It’s the 100th SFF Podcast, which means that I can indulge in a can or two of Tennent’s. Don’t worry, we still manage to cover the last week in Scottish football. The league cup, shocks and all. The Premiership. Lower Leagues, including Rangers vs Stenhousemuir and the “armed forces day”. Celtic vs Barcelona. Premiership predictions. Charity bet. Reminiscing about the history of the podcast The podcast ends with each of our first appearances on the podcast. My favourite is Greig’s, where he sounds quite posh.

All the usual banter, including the usual Tennent’s plug. Here is the Forster kick out that Krys mentioned during the podcast – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dE3VfGFC-0 Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Scotland beating Macedonia to give us a little positivity about the national game. Misbehavinng fans, as well as police. Handballs and and the rule book. Craig Thomson changing his mind about a penalty award. Jig scoring yet another hat-trick. Another losing McBookie charity bet (the previous weekend and probably the coming weekend too). Premiership predictions. Champions League preview. The Ramsdens Cup on Tuesday “live” on BBC Alba Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Prior to recording Krys revealed that he was drinking a chocolate milkshake – the big wean – hence the title. It’s international weekend, so obviously we discuss Scotland’s game against Belgium. The only problem is that Greig and I have only seen the highlights, so we rely on Krys – who was at the game – to give us his review. Celtic Park had a full house for Stan Petrov’s charity game. Krys was there, and talks us through the game. Following a crisis meeting, the charity bet has had a radical shake up. Not really, we have still tried to pick three easy games. Our Premiership predictions are a little different this week, with Grumpy Old Man listening live, and entering his predictions – albeit slowly – via Twitter. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Champions League League Cup Forehead hands Fans’ Scotch Pies Silly Transfer Deadline Dates Charity Bet Scotland vs Belgium Ramsdens Cup Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Should effing and jeffing be allowed on a football pitch? Should there be more lower league football on TV? This week’s McBookie charity has a hefty return, but we are still confident it will come in. Krys comes up with a new saying – opening a bag of worms. I think it’s similar to opening up a can of worms, but I am only guessing. We end with a wee story from Clyde One’s Superscoreboard Unleashed, that includes Hugh Keevins, who was a good sport about it all. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

We start by discussing the recent England vs Scotland game. Booing the national anthem and Kenny Miller are the key talking points. Krys runs us through the results in Scottish football, before we discuss the key moments. I give my thoughts on why Langfield should not have been sent off in the Aberdeen vs Celtic game. I think I am the only one who things that way, with one reaction being that I was talking mince. I end up googling for a picture of Kris Commons lying on a bed, which I never thought I would do. I blame Krys. Ian Black has been accused of betting on football games, with some even being bets against his own team. We can’t let that pass by without giving our opinion. We make another charity bet, as well as predicting the results in the upcoming Premiership games.

For the third week in a row, Krys and Greig join me to discuss Scottish Fitba. Motherwell, St Johnstone and Celtic all featured in Europe last week. Results didn’t go in Motherwell or St Johnstone’s favour, but at least Celtic got through. I didn’t manage to get a steak and chorizo pie at McDiarmid Park, but I did enjoy the alternative. During the Premiership roundup, we discuss Aberdeen’s resurgence and how many are predicting they will have a great season. I think you can guess how we react to such predictions after just two games. QOS vs Dundee seemed to be the game of the weekend (Wick Academy might argue otherwise), and it almost won us the charity bet. Lyle unfortunately didn’t score first, but he did score second. We move on from another losing week to pick another two McBookie charity bets. I’m confident for the most part, apart from Greig’s choice. Scotland travel down to Wembley on Wednesday and we put our positive spin on the game. We end with a stab at predicting the upcoming Premiership games, as

This weeks podcast includes discussion on Sportcences revamp The new offside rule The Green Brigade being rehomed at Celtic Park Walter Smith walking away Scottish clubs in Europe McBookie charity bet, including the new additional first scorer bet Our Premiership score predictions

It’s been a long summer, but we are back. Greig and Krys join me to discuss fitba, it’s as simple as that. European football is covered, both the results from Celtic, St Johnstone and Hibs games, as well as the upcoming games this week. We discuss the expectations, domestically, as well as in Europe(for those of us lucky enough to support a team partaking in European football) of our teams; Motherwell, Celtic and Rangers. We attempt to predict who will win each league, as well as who will be relegated. The charity bet returns, and McBookie continue their support for another season. We couldn’t do a podcast and not take the mickey out of the new league names. It would be rude not to. We end by making our predictions for the upcoming Premiership games, and I also give the predictor a plug – http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/predictor/ Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available to download, or via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

In the final podcast of the season, Krys, Greig and I start off by discussing the Scottish Cup final. We discuss our personal highlights from the season as a whole and our expectations for next season. Every week we do a charity bet, where McBookie generously supply us with the bet, and we announce that Clic Sargent will receive the winnings from the season. They will receive £333, which will hopefully go a little way to helping them continue to do a good job at helping out those in need. Thank you to McBookie for providing us with the charity bet, thank you to our guests, thank you to our regular co-hosts – Laurie, Greig and Krys – and thank you for listening. The podcast will return next season. Enjoy your summer.