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An irreverent, sideways look at the world of Scottish football. The top of the pile to the dogfights, stars to the journeyman. It means everything, it means nothing.

In 'It’s Only Week 9' the team make some big statements about Alloa and St Johnstone, Craig Fowler admits Derek McInnes is a better manager than him and Craig Telfer argues that Danny Lennon, of '25 boys on an island' fame, will be League One Manager of the Year.

In 'Insert Managers Name Oot', the boys discuss managers circling the P45 vortex. The boys discuss how Craig Levein and Allan Johnston have steered themselves away from the pull of punditry of late, Ian Murray is beginning to get sucked in, while John Robertson shouldn’t worry about the black hole but Inverness might need to worry about him floating off into another galaxy.

Robert Borthwick and his 'Social Media Hot Pocket' return. Robert brings a dog spectator, Aberdeen fans going mental, Motherwell’s Friday night/Sunday morning experience, Morton’s adult mascot and HYYTS hype to the boys' attention. There are laughs and a surprising amount of slow-motion pointing.

3, 2, 1, Fight! It’s 'Batter Royale' as the team go head to head to debate who is better. Does Kenny Deuchar or Rory McAllister win the battle of the prolific lower league strikers? And who is the real Motherwell legend - David Turnbull or James McFadden? If we mention Joel has only 45 seconds to argue for McFadden, you can probably guess who wins that bout.

In 'At The Wind Up', the team have to decide which career former Aberdeen striker Arild Stavrum has pursued since hanging up his boots? Does he work with police dogs, own a barbers or did he pen a crime novel titled ‘exposed at the back’? They’ll use their sleuthing skills and a healthy dose of guessing to figure it out.

58 minutes

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Fri 25 Oct 2019 23:55

Eriskay Football Club: the beautiful game with views to match

Eriskay Football Club: the beautiful game with views to match

It’s wild, it’s remote and the pitch is sloped & bumpy.