Hibs arguments with the edges left on.
Longbangers follows Hibs through previews, phone-ins, wins, defeats, boardroom questions, and the everyday mood swings of supporters. The tone is conversational and local, with sharp jokes sitting beside detailed arguments about form, ownership, and whether Hibs are moving forward.
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Longbangers is a Hibernian Football Club podcast rooted in supporter conversation rather than broadcast polish. It has the feel of a familiar group picking through the same questions every Hibs fan asks after a win, a defeat, or an awkward draw. Is the club moving forward? Are the Gordons getting it right? Is fifth acceptable, or does Europe have to be the target? Short answer: nobody gets away with a short answer for long. The show uses phone-ins, Friday previews, regular episodes, and comment-led debate to turn match weeks into open arguments about standards. Killie, Motherwell, St Mirren, derby fallout, cup exits, and the split all become material for wider judgments about progress. It can be tactical and practical. It can also be daft. A story from the Albion bar can sit beside a win, and a scheduling apology can lead straight into derby disappointment. That looseness is part of the identity. Longbangers does not sound like a neutral panel looking down at Scottish football from above. It sounds like Hibs supporters trying to make sense of their own club in real time. The football department, financial losses, boardroom direction, AGM updates, and community stories all appear in the same conversational stream. Dnipro Kids gets attention alongside the usual fixture talk. YouTube comments and caller opinions matter, even when they complicate the discussion. The humour is dry and sometimes blunt, but the underlying concern is serious: what should Hibs expect from itself? That question gives the show its engine. Optimism gets tested. Pessimism gets challenged. Nobody needs the conversation to be tidy. Fans who follow Hibs closely will recognize the mixture of loyalty, irritation, gallows humour, and forensic memory. Longbangers is best for listeners who want match previews and club talk with local texture, not sanitized punditry.
Made for: Longbangers is for Hibernian supporters who want regular, detailed club talk from people living inside the same results, jokes, frustrations, and expectations. It also suits Scottish football listeners who enjoy fan-led previews and phone-ins with a strong local accent.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the mix of serious Hibs scrutiny and loose supporter-room humour. Match previews, phone-in debates, YouTube comments, AGM talk, and community updates all share the same conversational space.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A candid Hibs preview that turns the six-point gap into the season's immediate pressure point.
Longbangers frames Motherwell v Hibs as a live test of a season now being measured against league position, cup exits and the pull of Europe. The focus sits on whether Hibs can cut a six-point gap, with supporter feeling giving the preview its edge: nine points from the three…
A frustrated podcast that turns a flat second half into a Saturday selection argument.
It spends much of its run time on the aftertaste of a frustrating performance, returning again and again to misplaced passes, a second half that never really got pushed on, and the third goal that briefly hinted at what the side can do when three passes do stick.
A grounded Hibs preview centered on injuries, width and Falkirk's recent form.
The piece follows Colin, John and Stephen as they work through a real selection problem around Hibs v Falkirk. The squad is short on width, the injury crisis is biting, and there is even talk of moving to a more direct shape, possibly 4-3-3, if the usual passing game is not…
Daily NFL talk with roster-builder instincts.
Draft talk with sharp teeth and loose wires.
Arsenal anxiety, jokes, and old scars.
Liverpool argued properly, from the ground.
Scottish football, straight down the phone line.
Sports talk at full sprint.
Jeff explains why Hibs are heading in the right direction despite financial losses and potential player sales.
With Nicky Cadden out and Obita a doubt, who will play left wing-back for Hibs against Falkirk?
Martin Boyle's testimonial announcement gives Longbangers' Matty and Colin a reason to rank his Hibs highlights.
Longbangers examines whether Hibs’ recurring poor performances reflect a club-specific problem, a wider football pattern, or unclear long-term direction.
Longbangers debates whether David Gray has lost Hibs supporters after a poor European result and two seasons with limited visible change.
Longbangers' “Phone In 23rd July” examines Hibernian's European defeat through calls from Chris, Steven, and Jon, with David Gray's future as the central question.
Longbangers reviews Hibs’ pre-season win over Brøndby, focusing on Nathan Lowe’s two-goal performance and his hold-up play, pressing and movement.
This episode of Lombangers is a phone-in discussion focusing on whether the football team Hibs is heading in the right direction, with callers sharing their opinions on the team's progress.
The hosts discuss a humorous personal anecdote about a social interaction and briefly mention a football match result.
This episode previews the upcoming Hibs vs Killie football match with hosts discussing fan culture and sports betting promotions.
This episode is a sports phone-in discussing whether the Gordon's are doing a good job managing Hips, with the first caller expressing trust in their approach.
This episode of Lombangers features an update on Dnipro Kids charity work and the AGM, with guests Tom Lawrence and Stevie Carr, MBE.
Longbangers previews Hibs’ match at Motherwell on 20 March, treating the fixture as a six-pointer with Hibs needing a win to keep the chase alive.
This episode previews the upcoming Hibs vs St Mirren football match, discussing the aftermath of a recent Derby defeat and team performances.
This episode previews the upcoming Scottish football match between Hibs and Motherwell, discussing team dynamics and expectations for the game.
This episode previews the upcoming football match between Killie and Hibs, with hosts discussing their festive periods and the new year.
This episode previews the Dundee United vs Hibs football match with hosts discussing their week and podcast listener feedback.
This episode previews the upcoming Hibs vs Falkirk football match with hosts and a special guest discussing team dynamics and predictions.