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Welcome to The Football Show, your go-to source for all the latest updates and analysis from the world of football! In this episode, we dive into major headlines across Scottish and English football, from managerial changes to key match results.
On The Football Show Today:
Steven Naismith Sacked: We analyze the big news as Hearts part ways with their manager, Steven Naismith.
Rangers Interim Chairman John Gilligan Press Conference: Get all the details from John Gilligan's take on the future of Rangers and his response to recent club issues.
Rangers backs Manager Philippe Clement: Hear how the Rangers board is backing their manager, Philippe Clement, through the highs and lows.
Premier Sports Cup Semi-Finals Draw: Find out the big matchups for the upcoming semi-finals!
Motherwell 2-1 Dundee United: Highlights and analysis from this exciting Scottish Premiership game.
Scottish Football Headlines: We cover all the latest breaking news in Scottish football.
Celtic 5-2 Falkirk: Recap of Celtic’s impressive win against a young and attack-minded Falkirk.
Rangers 3-0 Dundee: A comfortable victory for Rangers—catch all the key moments here.
Aberdeen 4-0 Spartans: A dominant performance by Aberdeen, marking their 11 games unbeaten run.
Aberdeen FC Fixtures - October 2024: Looking ahead to what’s next for Aberdeen in their busy fixture list including Celtic away at Celtic Park.
Ross County 3-3 St Johnstone: A thrilling 3-3 draw with an incredible free kick—catch the match analysis.
Footballers Knocked Out by Free Kicks: Reliving the funny and surprising moments on the pitch!
Man City 2-2 Arsenal: A dramatic Premier League clash—who came out on top?
Haaland 100 Goals in 105 Games: Erling Haaland reaches a major milestone—let’s break it down.
Leicester City 1-1 Everton: Highlights from this tightly contested Premier League match.
Liverpool vs Real Madrid: A look ahead to the highly anticipated clash between two European giants.
The Football Show Highlights:
00:00 Intro - The Football Show
00:53 Steven Naismith sacked as Hearts Manager
11:14 Rangers Interim Chairman John Gilligan Press Conference
15:35 Rangers backs Manager Philippe Clement
18:30 Premier Sports Cup Semi-Finals draw
21:31 Motherwell 2-1 Dundee United
27:46 Scottish Football Headlines
29:16 Celtic 5 Falkirk 2
35:24 Rangers 3 Dundee 0
40:44 Aberdeen 4-0 Spartans
44:30 Aberdeen FC fixtures - October 2024
46:50 Ross County 3-3 St Johnstone
48:07 Footballers knocked out by free kicks
51:53 Man City 2-2 Arsenal
52:56 Haaland 100 goals in 105 games
53:42 Leicester City 1-1 Everton
55:45 Liverpool v Real Madrid
Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Hit the Bell for more Scottish football content!
SUBSCRIBE: @PLZSoccer
Welcome to The Football Show, your go-to source for all the latest updates and analysis from the world of football! In this episode, we dive into major headlines across Scottish and English football, from managerial changes to key match results.
On The Football Show Today:
Steven Naismith Sacked: We analyze the big news as Hearts part ways with their manager, Steven Naismith.
Rangers Interim Chairman John Gilligan Press Conference: Get all the details from John Gilligan's take on the future of Rangers and his response to recent club issues.
Rangers backs Manager Philippe Clement: Hear how the Rangers board is backing their manager, Philippe Clement, through the highs and lows.
Premier Sports Cup Semi-Finals Draw: Find out the big matchups for the upcoming semi-finals!
Motherwell 2-1 Dundee United: Highlights and analysis from this exciting Scottish Premiership game.
Scottish Football Headlines: We cover all the latest breaking news in Scottish football.
Celtic 5-2 Falkirk: Recap of Celtic’s impressive win against a young and attack-minded Falkirk.
Rangers 3-0 Dundee: A comfortable victory for Rangers—catch all the key moments here.
Aberdeen 4-0 Spartans: A dominant performance by Aberdeen, marking their 11 games unbeaten run.
Aberdeen FC Fixtures - October 2024: Looking ahead to what’s next for Aberdeen in their busy fixture list including Celtic away at Celtic Park.
Ross County 3-3 St Johnstone: A thrilling 3-3 draw with an incredible free kick—catch the match analysis.
Footballers Knocked Out by Free Kicks: Reliving the funny and surprising moments on the pitch!
Man City 2-2 Arsenal: A dramatic Premier League clash—who came out on top?
Haaland 100 Goals in 105 Games: Erling Haaland reaches a major milestone—let’s break it down.
Leicester City 1-1 Everton: Highlights from this tightly contested Premier League match.
Liverpool vs Real Madrid: A look ahead to the highly anticipated clash between two European giants.
The Football Show Highlights:
00:00 Intro - The Football Show
00:53 Steven Naismith sacked as Hearts Manager
11:14 Rangers Interim Chairman John Gilligan Press Conference
15:35 Rangers backs Manager Philippe Clement
18:30 Premier Sports Cup Semi-Finals draw
21:31 Motherwell 2-1 Dundee United
27:46 Scottish Football Headlines
29:16 Celtic 5 Falkirk 2
35:24 Rangers 3 Dundee 0
40:44 Aberdeen 4-0 Spartans
44:30 Aberdeen FC fixtures - October 2024
46:50 Ross County 3-3 St Johnstone
48:07 Footballers knocked out by free kicks
51:53 Man City 2-2 Arsenal
52:56 Haaland 100 goals in 105 games
53:42 Leicester City 1-1 Everton
55:45 Liverpool v Real Madrid
Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Hit the Bell for more Scottish football content!
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00:00Welcome to the football show on PLZ Soccer's YouTube channel. I'm Peter Martin, Alan Ruff and Tam McManus are here with me on this Monday.
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00:22Great to have you with us. Lots to talk about. Lots been happening.
00:25What's on the agenda? Stephen Aismith sacked 44 days after signing a new extension to his deal at Hartlepool Lothian.
00:33It's Celtic against Aberdeen. Rangers will take on Motherwell in the semi-finals of the Premier Sports Cup.
00:39We'll discuss that and the games that got them there as well.
00:42And we'll ask, is there a changing of the guard in the English Premier League?
00:46Arsenal a whisker away from defeating Manchester City in their own backyard.
00:52So, that's on the agenda. Ruffie, give us your thoughts. 44 days after a new deal, a year and a half in charge.
00:58Now, after eight consecutive losses, the worst in the club's history, he's been sacked.
01:04Stephen Aismith is out and they're looking for a new manager.
01:07Yeah, obviously it's a results driven business now. It doesn't matter what club you're at, you have to be winning.
01:13I think unfortunate for Stephen, the success that he had last year, being third and playing some tremendous football.
01:20We obviously got them to a semi-final into Europe. It just shows you how short-lived a manager's job could be.
01:27I'm hoping it's not because of the fan protesting, because I've seen that happening so many times.
01:33I thought the board might have been a wee bit stronger. You've just touched on it there.
01:38How can he be so good 44 days ago and get a three-year deal?
01:42They must have thought he was an absolutely magnificent guy.
01:45Here's a three-year deal and then 44 days have changed their mind.
01:49Sometimes I think clubs jump too early. I think he's only about six points for the top six.
01:55I think they're too big a club for them not to recover. I think it was just a bit too short.
02:01Well, he certainly didn't see it coming after the 2-1 defeat to St Mirren.
02:05The way we've worked and the way I've worked for the last year, I've not seen any change in anybody.
02:11As I said at the start, I'm realistic, I understand the game.
02:15I'm confident that if I get to a point where I really believe that the players aren't actually listening to me anymore
02:22or are interested, I'll walk away from it. I don't think I'm at that point.
02:27And pretty Paulie has just said on our feed, Tam called it on Friday.
02:33You never want to see anybody losing their job, Peter.
02:36I thought if St Mirren won the game, I think he would be in real trouble with his job.
02:41I think they're running, they've been on this season, it's been shocking.
02:44As you said, one of the worst in the club's history, I think, with the signings they made in the summer.
02:49There was a lot of noises from players thinking they could go and challenge the old firm.
02:54That's not materialised as of yet. They could still recover it, as Ruffey says.
02:58But yeah, 44 days after signing a three-year deal, that's football, you've got to get results.
03:05I know, obviously, I've been through it at Hibs and the amount of managers they've been through.
03:09If you go on a run of eight consecutive defeats, it's difficult to survive at a club the size of Hibs.
03:14Yeah, and not only that, but if you look at it, five games into the Premiership season, we've already lost two managers, Ruffey.
03:22Yeah, I mean, I just said there, it just shows you as a manager, you try and get as big a contract as you can.
03:28Get a four or five year, and if it doesn't work, then at least you get some kind of payoff.
03:32Not that you want that to happen, but...
03:34I'm not too sure they give them the full five years. I think I was speaking to an agent this morning,
03:39who basically said to me, quite a lot of the clubs now are saying,
03:42yeah, we're giving you the four-year deal, but if you do not meet the demands of the contract, we'll give you six months' money.
03:50Yeah, it depends what you put in the contract.
03:52If you've got a good agent, you're going to make sure that's not in the contract.
03:55You're going to make sure, look, you've given me this three-year contract because you think I'm a good manager.
04:00Because of what I've done for the club and everything.
04:02So, there shouldn't be any stipulations if, what, eight games later on, you've changed your mind.
04:07I think you've got to show a wee bit of loyalty.
04:09I think it was Stuart Kettlewell, where did he go through, 14 games last year with Motherwell?
04:14I think he was on six or seven.
04:17I mean, there have been a lot of managers being like that, but you could tell by Stevie's demeanour there,
04:24I think he knew there was things going on behind the scenes.
04:29I definitely think that the fans protesting after it has got a big, big say in it.
04:33We've saw it tonnes of times, that boards aren't strong enough to stand up and say,
04:37look, we're going to make the decision, not yous.
04:39But that's the way the game's going now.
04:41The fans pay their money, particularly at Hearts, pay a lot of money.
04:45So, they want to have a say.
04:47I don't know if there's any supporters on the Hearts board that would have anything to do with it.
04:51But sometimes, as a board, you've got to stick together.
04:55Well, Brian says, I hate saying I told you so when a manager loses the job.
05:00However, I was posting for weeks that Naismith would be sacked and the Hibs manager is next, says Brian.
05:07Brian goes through these all sorts of erratic predictions and statements on this feed here.
05:15One minute he likes you, the next minute he's battering you.
05:17But Brian, if he did say that, I mean, I'm sure you don't take any great delight
05:23in suggesting that he was ready for the chop.
05:25I certainly don't.
05:26I like Stevie Naismith as a person.
05:28He worked here, he was a good lad, and he'll be absolutely gutted it hasn't worked out for him.
05:35So, the king is dead, long live the king.
05:39They now need to look for someone else.
05:42And if it was me, now, I have to say to you, let me tell you who it's not going to be.
05:50I don't think, you know what it's like with us, sometimes we suggest our pals.
05:54So I don't think Neil Lennon is going to get it.
05:58And I don't think your pal Scott Brown is going to get it.
06:00Or your pal Ian Murray.
06:02So we can rule those three out right away.
06:06But I do think if they are not going to go down the road that's about to be, I'm going to suggest to you, Ruffy.
06:13If it was me, it would be Stephen Robinson or someone who's had a previous harsh connection
06:18who might not be as glamorous for them.
06:20But John McGlynn's certainly done himself no harm with the way his team goes about their business.
06:25No, John's been in the game long enough obviously with the Wraith Rovers.
06:28Anywhere he's went, he's been very, very successful.
06:31I don't know if John, no disrespect to him, I don't know if he's high profile enough for a job at Hearts.
06:39I'm surprised you never said Derek McInnes there.
06:41Because that would be a step up for him to go to, I would think, Hearts.
06:46I don't know if this new guy that's investing the 10 million is going to have something to say with this.
06:51Well, I'm glad you said that.
06:53If he's going to take that 10 million, he's going to have some kind of input in how this is going to go.
06:59Well, Tony Bloom has a data company, Jamestown Analytics, which basically is,
07:06the type of stats that they look at are young managers or managers who are promising right across Europe.
07:13And this is why Brighton have been such a success since Graeme Potter and then onwards to Deserby.
07:21This is how they manage to keep that flow of good football and continuity.
07:27Yeah, I think if Tony Bloom's got anything to do with it, I think they can probably write off a lot of guys that are on the list at the minute.
07:33I think they'll go down the road.
07:35They just appointed the guy at Brighton in the summer, I think he's 31 years old.
07:39And they got him from abroad.
07:42Jamestown Analytics and obviously his company will be looking, if they have got a say in it, they'll be looking to scout on Europe.
07:48Who's doing well? What's his numbers like? Win percentage? Stuff like that.
07:53What kind of football does he play?
07:55So if he's got a say in it, Peter, I think it's wide open to see who's going to get the job.
08:00I know Alec Neal seems to be the bookie's favourite at the minute.
08:02There's another one that's been mentioned, but I think if Tony Bloom has got anything to do with it,
08:07I think it's going to be a vast search.
08:10Yeah, absolutely.
08:11Okay, now give us your thoughts on it.
08:13Somebody's already suggested David Weir at Brighton, ex-Jambo.
08:16It'll be interesting to see exactly who they come up with to take over at Harts and what type of money they will have.
08:24I mean, let's not kid ourselves, Robbie.
08:26We all thought that they'd actually got a march on everybody in the summer when they made those signings early.
08:31And I have to say that the signings they've made haven't really added to the squad at this precise moment in time.
08:38Unfortunately, maybe they step up into a bigger side.
08:42You know, they just haven't been able to adapt to how good they were at the sides they were at.
08:48But we've seen that on numerous occasions with players that go to Rangers and Celtic.
08:53So it's not happened for them.
08:55But I still think, even in looking at the St Martin game, I only saw the highlights there.
08:59That game could have went either way.
09:01There was chances, there was blocks, there was efforts at goal.
09:05I don't think, as Stevie said there, the players are down too.
09:09I think they were all working hard for them and all trying to win the game.
09:13It'll be the funniest thing.
09:15I mean, Harts will probably go out and win the next three games, no matter who's in charge.
09:18That's just the way the football is, isn't it?
09:20Well, the one thing that I cannot tolerate, Tam, and I hope we don't see this in the next couple of days,
09:25from any of the Harts players bumping their gums saying,
09:28we let the manager down.
09:30I'm not having it, Tam.
09:32Yeah, that's always the quotes that come out from the dressing room, Peter.
09:36You'll have guys in the dressing room devastated he's left.
09:38You'll have guys that haven't been playing and maybe sitting in the stand, happy he's left.
09:42That's football.
09:43People that are playing and Stephen signed will be disappointed that he's left.
09:47But that disappointment soon evaporates.
09:50You get back onto the training pitch and you go again.
09:53You're there to do a job for the club.
09:55There will be players in that dressing room who will feel they've let the manager down.
10:00But that's football.
10:02You can't sack 24 players, 26 players.
10:05The manager always carries a can, unfortunately.
10:07And JG has said something very prophetic.
10:11Never know what could happen.
10:12He says, it wasn't that long ago Naismith was on this very show, Peter.
10:16He's available now.
10:17I don't know about you, Ruffey.
10:18I mean, you obviously have got the last call on this.
10:20We've brought, effectively, Batman and Robin in on a Wednesday with Scott Allen and Ryan McGowan.
10:27Could you have Lenny back and Nasey just sitting here as the other two alongside you two on a Monday and a Friday?
10:35I think we loved them when they were here.
10:37Very good guys.
10:39A lot more punchier than some people who have been on the show on a regular basis.
10:43And then there's Barry.
10:45Barry's out of a job now.
10:47Ferguson.
10:48Yeah?
10:49That took a long response there.
10:54Can you ever...
10:56Yeah.
10:57Could we actually suffer Neil, Barry and Nasey on this show?
11:01Oh, no.
11:02That would be...
11:03With the tackles flying in there.
11:05Absolutely.
11:06Okay.
11:07See if you can get your finger out and get us more sponsorship, Ruffey.
11:10And we'll see what we can do for that.
11:11Is that okay?
11:12Yep.
11:13What a line-up.
11:14That would be incredible.
11:15Talking of Rangers, the interim chairman, John Gilligan, was speaking today
11:22at a press conference at Ibrox.
11:24And we sent our reporter, Kerry Pollock, out there.
11:27Here at Ibrox today, club interim chairman, John Gilligan,
11:30has addressed the media on his new role.
11:32However, in recent weeks, former chairman, Dave King,
11:34has expressed his interest in a return to the club, amongst other things.
11:38However, Gilligan believes King should keep his opinions less public.
11:42So in answer to your question, do I wish he would stop?
11:45Yes.
11:46Yes.
11:47I just say, Dave, you know, please take it below the radar.
11:52Behave like a proper shareholder.
11:54Don't do what you're doing.
11:56But it's just a shame, you know, because he's a great character
12:00and he's a massive influence on the club at the time.
12:03And I'll always respect that.
12:05The 72-year-old also admitted the club are well into their recruitment process
12:08for the new candidate and highlighted a strict criteria of what is required.
12:13You need to have a strong business acumen, knowledge, experience.
12:17You need to have run businesses where there's pressure
12:19and they need to deliver.
12:21It can't really be a comfortable business because the stress
12:23and the pressure of being the CEO of a football club is pretty big.
12:27You need to have a great communication.
12:29You need to be a good communicator and good at, you know, getting to people.
12:34And you need to have a tremendous work ethic
12:36because it goes without saying that it's unbelievably difficult.
12:40It really is.
12:41And last, you need to be a good person.
12:43Somebody good, somebody decent people.
12:45I like decent people.
12:47Yeah, and I have to say, I'll put my hand on my heart here
12:51and say John is one of those decent people.
12:54I have a lot of time for him.
12:55I really like John.
12:56He's got Rangers at heart.
12:58And, you know, finding that chief executive,
13:02finding that chairman without a massive power struggle,
13:05I think it's going to be difficult.
13:07Yeah, I think people don't realise, as John said there,
13:10you know, what it is to be the chairman of a Rangers football club.
13:14It's all consuming.
13:15We saw that with the chap Bennett, who isn't particularly well just now.
13:19So it's a 24-hour job, you know, and as John said there,
13:23you've got to have some kind of business acumen.
13:25You've got to bring investors into the club.
13:27You've got to have a finger on the pulse who would want to invest in the club
13:31and have that sort of an aura of, yeah, if you're in it, I'm in it.
13:34So, no, it'll be interesting to see who they go for.
13:39I still maintain, you know, chief executive is one job
13:43which doesn't affect the overall...
13:45It'll affect how much money they can try and bring in
13:48and deals and things like that.
13:50That's his job, among other things, Tam.
13:54But as far as being a chairman, whoever that may be,
13:57or the direction of the club,
13:59I still maintain that if they are looking to,
14:02the suggestion is a Far East investor,
14:05I still maintain Rangers needs to be taken over
14:08by one group or one person who is the leader,
14:12who calls the shots to take away this situation
14:17where you have four or five people looking to take the reins
14:20and I think it holds Rangers back.
14:22Yeah, as John spoke about there, you know, about Dave King,
14:26Dave's been pretty vocal about probably wanting to come back
14:29and get involved with Rangers again.
14:31I don't think that John and the board at Rangers
14:34are particularly wanting that.
14:36I think that was pretty clear there from his interview.
14:39I think they're wanting it to be done in the quiet, you know,
14:42but Dave's a big character and he's obviously made it public
14:45that he wants back involved at Rangers.
14:47So, no, you're right.
14:48It remains to be seen who's going to come in and invest.
14:51There's rumours of Far East and different things
14:53and that's going to be the key.
14:55Who's going to invest the money?
14:57Is the money going to be used properly, Peter?
15:00Because, listen, we know that Celtic are financially miles ahead
15:03of Rangers at the minute, but, you know,
15:05if somebody comes in with deep pockets to Rangers
15:07then that can be cut in half or they can get a lot closer
15:10to Celtic off the park.
15:12So, as you say, it looks as if it's going to be
15:15a power struggle at the minute, but I think with John,
15:18and we all know John's a great guy with Rangers at heart,
15:20I think that they're in safe hands at the minute with John Gilligan.
15:23Yeah, and the other aspect of it, which I'm sure John was well aware
15:28of the questions were going to come thick and fast,
15:30is, you know, there's a real narrative going about at the moment,
15:34Roffy, that Philip Clamont is one game away from getting the sack
15:38and John Gilligan's coming out today and backing the manager.
15:43I don't get that.
15:44I don't get, you know, that the swell of the people
15:47that you're talking about are saying he's one bad game away
15:50but getting beaten by Malmo or something like that.
15:52You know, I think he's went about his job properly.
15:56I think obviously Celtic are doing particularly well,
15:58which obviously hurts a lot of Rangers supporters,
16:01but I think himself, even in the Dundee game,
16:05what we'll be talking about, I think they look pretty good,
16:08some of the new guys coming in.
16:09So maybe you have to sit in there and believe that
16:12some of the players take a wee bit of time to settle
16:14and hang on in there.
16:16But I don't get where he's done particularly bad.
16:19Yeah, I don't know whether...
16:21I mean, I think there's two elements of it
16:24that I think he's put himself right behind the eight ball here, Tam.
16:28And the first one is after the defeat to Celtic,
16:32he quite simply says, well, we'll see you in January.
16:35You know, that threw the gauntlet down.
16:37So first and foremost, to see them in January,
16:40he has to effectively win the games all the way through
16:44in the league to make sure they're on their coattails.
16:46For the game in January to mean anything
16:49and to suggest that Rangers at home are going to be
16:52a different animal and be able to take Celtic.
16:54So that's the first thing on that.
16:57And the second thing is having lost ground to them.
17:00You're looking at every game up until then
17:03where he really has to get a settled side,
17:06which is perfectly feasible, and then just go on that run.
17:10And the last part of this, which I think, you know,
17:14quite a lot of people will be looking at is
17:16you cannot have a chairman in John Bennett
17:20suddenly saying we are changing from this short-termism
17:24and looking for a long-term strategy,
17:27which the whole club is operating on at the moment.
17:29You then can't have the manager coming out
17:31and saying we're buying into that.
17:33And then suddenly they sack him.
17:35I don't understand that at all, Peter.
17:38I think that Philip Clement, bar the Celtic games,
17:41has done pretty well at Rangers.
17:43I think he inherited an average squad.
17:46I think he's trying to change that around, Peter.
17:48I've seen a lot of players going out.
17:49He's cut the wage bill,
17:51which was probably a priority in the summer,
17:53cutting the wage bill down.
17:54And he's got players in, and they've got to stick with him.
17:57But he's always going to be judged against Celtic.
18:00That's just Rangers.
18:01Rangers and Celtic are always going to be judged against each other, Peter.
18:04And I know people are saying, well,
18:05Rangers need to concentrate on beating the rest.
18:07But they're always going to be compared to Celtic.
18:10And until Philip can prove that they can beat Celtic in a big game,
18:15then unless somebody does them a turn,
18:17like a Camarnet last season,
18:18when Celtic beat Celtic in a cup early in the season,
18:21unless somebody does them a turn,
18:23until they can beat Celtic in a big game,
18:25they're not going to win anything.
18:26Yeah, and of course, you know,
18:28we're talking about January the 2nd,
18:30but there is a small matter of the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals,
18:36which could put Celtic and Rangers together before we get to January.
18:40I think from the neutral point of view,
18:44I'm sure Aberdeen and Motherwell would rather get drawn together,
18:47you know, and give them a wee chance to,
18:49one of them, get to a final,
18:51which doesn't happen very often.
18:53But certainly, if you were to sit here and say,
18:57who is the final going to be between?
18:59I know Aberdeen are doing particularly well,
19:01but you would think it would be a Rangers-Celtic final,
19:03which I think everybody, well, not everybody,
19:06a large amount of people like to see.
19:08It's a bit of a spectacle.
19:09Steady now. Steady now, Roffy.
19:11Because your comments there get me pelters
19:14when I head to Dundee, when I head to Aberdeen.
19:17It'll go mental.
19:18The way the game is, you know,
19:20they are the two of the best sides.
19:22I know Aberdeen have done...
19:23The TV companies will be wanting it.
19:25Yeah, of course they will.
19:26Sponsors will want it.
19:27The stadium will be full, the atmosphere and everything.
19:30It will be a 50-50 split in fans,
19:33and we all know what that means.
19:35But I'm sure Aberdeen and Motherwell
19:37will have something to say about it,
19:39and I'm sure they'll both be very, very good games.
19:42Yeah, listen, I think obviously Celtic and Rangers
19:44will both be the bookies' favourites
19:46to win their semi-finals.
19:48I think the final is just before Christmas.
19:50Is it just the 21st or 20th of December?
19:52Yeah.
19:53And it's an opportunity to get that first bit of silverware
19:56on the cabinet.
19:57Rangers managed to do it last season,
19:59and they either thought they got a little boost from that,
20:01did get an initial kick from that,
20:02and then obviously finished the season poorly
20:04and kind of lost the lead to Celtic.
20:06But yeah, I think that Celtic and Rangers
20:08will both be favourites.
20:09But it'll be interesting to see Aberdeen.
20:11You know, we're going to speak about it as well.
20:13They've got a tough October now,
20:15a tough November coming up with the semi-final against Celtic,
20:17and we're going to see what they're made of.
20:19They've got a new song.
20:21You know how they've got the old song,
20:24which is,
20:25F.U. Celtic, we're going to win the league.
20:27I think they've really cranked it up now
20:29because our reporter, Kobe, just sent me a text
20:32and said they've got a new song now,
20:34which is obviously,
20:35when you get a collection of Aberdeen fans,
20:37Robbie, who get together,
20:39maybe they've had a big meeting
20:40and there's been maybe 30 from the choir there,
20:43and they've sat down and they've basically said,
20:45you know, basically, listen,
20:47we've had this song,
20:48and it's F.U. Celtic, we're going to win the league.
20:51We've got to try and add some more different songs.
20:54And I think one of the administrators
20:56come up with,
20:57why don't we go with a new song,
20:58which is,
20:59F.U. Celtic, we're going to win the cup.
21:03So they were belting that out at the weekend as well,
21:06which is fantastic.
21:07You need variety, don't you?
21:09An Aberdeen supporter, you're on a high.
21:11You know, you're enjoying every minute of it,
21:13after last year,
21:14which was an absolute shambles.
21:16So you can see it in the stadium.
21:17Stadium's full.
21:19Keep saying the flags are up,
21:20and I'm sure they'll be looking forward to it.
21:22Yeah, absolutely.
21:23We're going to talk about Aberdeen.
21:24We'll hear from Jimmy Tolleen
21:26on, of course, the performance 4-0 against Spartans.
21:30Friday night, Friday night football.
21:31I'm going to say, well done, Motherwell.
21:33They had a video campaign behind it.
21:35They had people out with leaflets,
21:36and the place was absolutely buzzing
21:38for a 2-1 win over Dundee United.
21:41Yeah, brilliant.
21:42Great crowd there, Peter.
21:43You know, one of the best crowds I've had in recent years.
21:45And it just shows you,
21:46if you put the graft in,
21:47put the work in,
21:48they were out leafleting.
21:49They were in schools,
21:50giving tickets away,
21:51and stuff like that.
21:52And they get a fantastic crowd,
21:53and it rolled them on at the end.
21:54You know,
21:55a ridiculous tackle from the Dundee United defender
21:57in the last minute of the game.
21:58I mean, I don't know what he's doing there.
22:00And it just shows you the confidence
22:01they've got in Lennon Miller,
22:0218-year-old,
22:03coming up, last kick of the ball,
22:04get you to Hamden.
22:05And they give him the ball
22:06to take the penalty kick,
22:07and he slotted it away superbly well.
22:08So,
22:09no, a brilliant result for Motherwell.
22:11And they get back to Hamden.
22:13As Ruffey said,
22:14they wanted to avoid maybe Celtic and Rangers,
22:18but I think with Rangers,
22:19they've got a better chance at the minute
22:21of beating Rangers
22:22than they have beating Celtic.
22:23Yeah, and of course,
22:24for a young man like Lennon Miller,
22:25to step up there with all that calmness
22:28and everybody hoping
22:29that he could convert the penalty
22:31and send Motherwell into the semi-finals,
22:33Stuart Kettlewell was in no doubt
22:36that he was good enough
22:37to step up there from 12 yards
22:39and dispatch the ball into the net.
22:41I just think it's pretty special
22:42when you're looking at an 18-year-old
22:43that shows that level of composure
22:45and shows that belief in himself,
22:48that trust in himself,
22:49that he can convert a penalty kick the way he did.
22:53I go back to the bigger picture
22:55and speak about his performance in general,
22:56which I think leads to that,
22:57but nothing really surprised me with him,
23:00to be honest.
23:01I've got so much trust
23:02that he picks the ball up
23:03and he spots it,
23:04he puts it in the back of the net.
23:05I watched him do it yesterday
23:06with five or six penalties
23:07and he scores them in the top corner.
23:09Maybe that's the frustration he had
23:10when he put it right in the top corner.
23:13Yeah, cool boy.
23:15His dad was in here.
23:16We had a wee one-to-one with his dad as well.
23:18He's got...
23:20He's level-headed.
23:21Yeah, well, you've got to hope he's level-headed
23:23and you've got to hope
23:24that he's going to listen to the right people
23:26and, obviously, his dad being a footballer,
23:28I'm sure that he'll lay heavily
23:30on what's going to happen.
23:31Obviously, everybody's talking about him.
23:33He'll be getting watched all over the place
23:35by English clubs
23:37and everybody will say to him,
23:38look, you've spent another season here
23:40and you'll be better geared up for it.
23:43But we'll know what happens
23:45when a bid comes in from somewhere.
23:47Mother will have to look at it
23:49and so will he.
23:50Yeah, OK.
23:51Can you not just enjoy the moment
23:52of him scoring the penalty kick?
23:53Oh, absolutely, yeah.
23:54I mean, he's great.
23:55I think he'll be away in January.
23:56Yeah, he's moving him away.
23:57I think he'll be away in January.
23:58I'm not moving him anywhere.
23:59He's in the Scotland team now.
24:00He's in the young side
24:02so that'll add money on as well.
24:05He just needs to sit in
24:06until the summer of it.
24:07It's OK saying that, you know,
24:08but when you're a young lad
24:10and somebody big comes in for you,
24:12you know, it's a hard decision to make.
24:15If you believe in your own ability
24:16and you think you're good enough,
24:17then sometimes you kind of say no.
24:19Here's a wee insight
24:20and this is something
24:21that Tam won't be aware of,
24:22is give him the insight
24:24into the pain psychologically.
24:26Sometimes it can last 30, 40, 50 years.
24:29Tell Tam the pain
24:31when you don't get that big move
24:32to Man City when they were in for you
24:34and the manager denies you that move.
24:36It's painful.
24:37It's painful.
24:38It's not bad.
24:39It's even worse when you come home
24:40and your wife's packed all the bags to go.
24:42It's not even been spoken about.
24:44She's just read the papers.
24:48No, you've just got to go over it.
24:50Yeah.
24:51I think you look at Jake Hastie
24:53as a great example.
24:54I don't think he was ready
24:55for his move to Rangers, Peter.
24:56He's kind of bounced about,
24:57kind of lower level.
24:58I think he's at Hamilton Hockey's now.
25:00I think he left too early.
25:01So I think with Lennon Miller,
25:03I think ideally you'd want him
25:05to get 80, 100 games under his belt
25:07like the Hamilton boys,
25:08MacArthur and McCarthy
25:09were playing a couple of seasons
25:11and then he went down
25:12and right into the championship,
25:13Premier League in England.
25:14I don't think he's quite ready for that yet
25:15but as Ruffey says,
25:16if somebody comes in
25:17with a couple of million pounds,
25:18that's a lot of money for another one.
25:20Was there ever a time, Tam,
25:21and obviously we always joke
25:22about your career,
25:23but when you were buying
25:24some goals in,
25:25was there a time
25:26when you heard
25:27sniffs of a big move?
25:28No, I was linked
25:29to a lot of clubs as well, Peter.
25:30When I was at Hubs,
25:31Man City was actually one of them
25:32but Rangers was the main one
25:33with Alec McLeish.
25:35Alec went to Rangers
25:36and Alec gave me
25:3810 years worth of contracts at Hubs.
25:41So he rated me as a player
25:42when he went
25:43and there was a lot of rumours
25:44about me going to Rangers but
25:46yeah, you can't help
25:47but get excited by it
25:48and I'm sure he will be
25:49but as Ruffey says,
25:51he's got Lee Muller there
25:52who's a very experienced footballer
25:54and knows,
25:55he'll know any inside out,
25:57he'll know,
25:58listen, you're not ready yet.
25:59You know, that's not
26:00maybe the right club for you.
26:01Just keep playing away at Muller
26:02when the right club comes in
26:03that you can go and play.
26:04He's got to go and play, Peter.
26:05There's no point in him,
26:06say for example,
26:07he goes to Celtic
26:08and in the summer
26:09he's not going to play for Celtic.
26:10I think if he goes to a club
26:11that he's going to play every week,
26:13then I think that
26:14his development would then
26:16increase his ability.
26:18I'd love to have been
26:19a fly on the wall Ruffey.
26:20You as well,
26:21five years,
26:22if Alec phoned you and said
26:23look,
26:24Ibrox in the morning,
26:25five year deal,
26:26you're there,
26:27you've got the jersey,
26:28you've got the scarf
26:29and all that,
26:30you'd have been...
26:31I'd have been there, Peter, aye.
26:32I'd have been there, aye.
26:33Yeah, I'd have been there.
26:34I don't think my dad
26:35would have been too happy
26:36I'd have been there.
26:40When Graeme was at Rangers
26:42and I was at Hibs
26:43and we played Rangers at Ibrox
26:45and I think we drew one each
26:46or something like that
26:47and I had quite a good game
26:48because it was one of Graeme's
26:49and I met Graeme
26:50on the stairs coming up
26:51and he went,
26:52oh great game,
26:53you played really well
26:54I said I'd like you to come here.
26:55He said,
26:56why don't you tell the boy Holmes
26:57to put you on a contract?
26:58I stood looking up
26:59and jumped out the door.
27:02Graeme's just said
27:03you've to over me.
27:05That's how it happened obviously.
27:06Yeah,
27:07you would have joined Ruffey
27:08wouldn't you?
27:09Yeah,
27:10most definitely.
27:11I could have been there
27:12when John Gregg was there.
27:13Yeah,
27:14do you want to say?
27:15Before I went to Hibs,
27:16Graeme came to me
27:17on Friday morning
27:18and he said,
27:19I see you're going to sign for Hibs
27:20and I said yeah
27:21and he said,
27:22well don't do anything
27:23until over the weekend
27:24because I'll have a chat
27:25with my board
27:26and when you come here
27:27would you be happy with that?
27:28I said of course I would
27:29and then Monday
27:30he got sacked.
27:33Lucky way to end on.
27:34Yeah,
27:35absolutely.
27:37These sliding door knocks
27:40that happened.
27:41We're going to talk
27:42Aberdeen Spartans,
27:43we're going to talk
27:44Rangers Dundee
27:45and we're going to talk
27:46Celtic Falkirk.
27:47What a game that was
27:48after we get the headlines
27:49with Cara.
27:50Hello,
27:51I'm Cara
27:52and these are your
27:53daily news headlines
27:54on Monday 23rd September
27:55sponsored by Arnold Clarke.
27:56Rangers interim chairman
27:57John Gilligan
27:58has said that he
27:59fully backs
28:00Philippe Clement
28:01despite reports
28:02that he's one loss
28:03away from the sack.
28:04Absolutely,
28:05yeah,
28:06definitely.
28:07The famous
28:08last words of a chairman.
28:11No,
28:12absolutely,
28:13yes.
28:14Definitely yes,
28:15he inspired a bit of confidence.
28:16He's a very
28:17intelligent man
28:18that knows
28:19exactly what he's
28:20trying to do
28:21and what he's trying
28:22to do for the club,
28:23so yeah.
28:24The search is on
28:25for the new Hearts manager
28:26after Stephen Naismith
28:27was sacked.
28:28This was following
28:29Hearts' eighth
28:30consecutive loss.
28:31Craig Gordon
28:32said that the Hearts fans
28:33showed their displeasure
28:34at the performance.
28:35I just
28:36sort of
28:37taken in,
28:38just stood and watched.
28:39You can see
28:40the frustrations.
28:42They don't want us
28:43to go over there
28:44and clap them.
28:45They want us
28:46to win football matches.
28:47Celtic manager
28:48Brendan Rodgers
28:49has praised Falkirk's
28:50style of play
28:51and efforts
28:52after his side's
28:535-2 win at Celtic
28:54Park on Sunday.
28:55Celtic are through
28:56to the semi-finals
28:57and will play Aberdeen
28:58whereas Rangers
28:59will face Motherwell.
29:00Those were your
29:01daily news headlines
29:02on Monday 23rd
29:03of September
29:04sponsored by
29:05Arnold Clarke.
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29:11Yeah,
29:12I thought it was
29:13a tremendous start
29:14for Falkirk.
29:15They said,
29:16I think we spoke
29:17about it on Friday,
29:18you know,
29:19what their tactics
29:20would be.
29:21Would they sit in
29:22and try and
29:23limitations
29:24or would they go
29:25and have a go?
29:26I'm glad
29:27they had a go.
29:28You know,
29:29you could see
29:30right from the start,
29:31right from the centre,
29:32they wanted to get forward.
29:33Tremendous goal.
29:34Yeah,
29:35I thought
29:36it was
29:37a tremendous start
29:38for Falkirk.
29:39They said,
29:40I think we spoke
29:41about it on Friday,
29:42you know,
29:43what their tactics
29:44would be.
29:45Would they sit in
29:46and try and limitations
29:47or would they go
29:48and have a go?
29:49I'm glad
29:50they had a go.
29:51You know,
29:52you could see
29:53right from the start,
29:54right from the centre,
29:55they wanted to get forward.
29:56Tremendous goal.
29:57Yeah,
29:58to set them off
29:59but you knew
30:00what was in reserve
30:01that you knew
30:02and I'm sure
30:03John McGlynn knew
30:04and the players knew
30:05when they started
30:06throwing on
30:07most of the first team
30:08that it was going to be
30:09an uphill battle
30:10John McGlynn feels
30:11confident enough
30:12that his young side
30:13can go there
30:14and play the way
30:15they've been playing regularly
30:16not only
30:17in the Championship
30:18but I watched them
30:19put hearts out of the cup.
30:20Yeah,
30:21I just think they're a club
30:22that's got a tonne of confidence
30:23at the minute, Peter.
30:24I think the winning games
30:25have not lost a league game
30:26in a long time.
30:27Great start to the season
30:28in the Championship.
30:29I think four or five wins
30:30out of five
30:31and it didn't change.
30:32You know,
30:33John's an
30:34attack-minded manager.
30:35A lot of people would have thought
30:36maybe go and shut up
30:37short there
30:38but he didn't.
30:39He had the usual tactics
30:40kind of 4-3-3
30:41and then get after Celtic
30:42and
30:43you know,
30:44the goal just before half-time
30:45to go 2-1 up
30:46you're thinking
30:47could be a wee upset here
30:48but as Ruffy says
30:49Celtic started to bring
30:50some of the big guns on
30:51in the second half
30:52but I think
30:53for 60-70 minutes
30:54that Falkirk performance
30:55was superb.
30:56They just ran out of steam
30:57ran out of legs
30:58at the end
30:59and Celtic obviously
31:005-2 I think
31:01flattered Celtic massively
31:02but
31:03I think if you're a Falkirk fan
31:04watching that
31:05you know,
31:06the highs of going 1-0 up
31:07then 2-1 up
31:08and thinking you've got
31:09a right opportunity
31:10I think there was
31:112-2,500 there
31:12Falkirk fans
31:13and they came out of the game
31:14with enormous credit
31:15as I said
31:16I think they ran out of steam
31:17in the last 15-20 minutes
31:18but
31:19I think they're a very
31:20very good team
31:21they've got a lot of
31:22good young players
31:23in the team
31:24a good manager
31:25and the boy Yeats
31:26was poetry in motion.
31:27OK
31:28we'll just blank that
31:29and look towards
31:30what Brendan Rodgers
31:31had to say
31:32which was quite simply
31:33that's the most changes
31:34I'll ever make
31:35eight
31:36to be honest with you
31:37in some moments
31:38we look good
31:39and in other moments
31:40there was just
31:41that little bit
31:42of hesitancy
31:43John and his staff
31:44clearly have that mindset
31:45to play attacking
31:46aggressive football
31:47and you see
31:48the rewards
31:49of that
31:50and I think that was
31:51the Celtic manager
31:52of course
31:53being very complimentary
31:54about the way
31:55that they played
31:56and I just thought
31:57they were a joy
31:58to watch, Roffy
31:59and again
32:00OK
32:01the league itself
32:02sometimes
32:03we criticise it
32:04because of the nature
32:05of
32:07you're always looking
32:08over your shoulder
32:09and thinking
32:10relegation
32:11if I go on a run
32:12a Stevie Naismith
32:13a Craig Levine run
32:14you're getting the sack
32:15but
32:16you know
32:17you're going to get
32:18I think the attitude
32:19for me
32:20is very much
32:21like John McGlynn
32:22let's see what the team
32:23can do
32:24let's play to the positives
32:25we're expected
32:26to get thumped
32:27at Celtic Park anyway
32:28so let's have a go
32:29and put the frighteners
32:30up them
32:31Yeah
32:32and I think
32:33the way it went about
32:34it was right
32:35at the end of the day
32:36it didn't matter
32:37what the score
32:38was going to be
32:39we'd hope that the players
32:40would take something
32:41out of being in that arena
32:42coming up against
32:43a big, big side
32:44hopefully you're not
32:45going to get run
32:46over the top of
32:47which they didn't
32:48so coming away
32:49for the game
32:50although it was 5-2
32:51it was a flattering 5-2
32:52so I think
32:53he'll get a lot
32:54of positives
32:55out of that game
32:56you know
32:57the players will get
32:58a lot of positives
32:59out of it
33:00and they'll take it
33:01on to the championship
33:02Yeah
33:03and again
33:04you know
33:05watching the show
33:06and the emails
33:07that come in as well
33:08David Macleod says
33:09the difference is
33:10it's a cup tie
33:11there's no points
33:12to lose
33:13and David
33:14it's a very valid
33:15point
33:16the only thing
33:17I would say
33:18is he just
33:19does not change
33:20his mindset
33:21and the way
33:22his style
33:23is with that team
33:24Mark Fairfield says
33:25if that performance
33:26doesn't get
33:27John McGlynn
33:28a move
33:29nothing will
33:30it's not as if
33:31he suddenly looked
33:32at it as if
33:33he was
33:34looking at it
33:35as if
33:36he was
33:37looking
33:38at it
33:39as if
33:40he was
33:41looking
33:42at it
33:43as if
33:44he was
33:45looking
33:46at it
33:47as if
33:48he was
33:49looking
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33:52he was
33:53looking
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33:56he was
33:57looking
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33:59as if
34:00he was
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