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Scottish football, live and argumentative.
The Go Radio Football Show Podcast follows Scottish football at matchday speed, with Paul Cooney steering rotating panels through title pressure, cup ties, injuries, and supporter arguments. Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, Falkirk, Dunfermline, St Mirren, and Ross County all become part of the same live-table conversation.
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The Go Radio Football Show Podcast captures Scottish football in the middle of the argument, not after everyone has calmed down. Paul Cooney leads a rotating panel through the fixtures, tables, cup ties, supporter calls, and manager reaction that shape the week. It is quick. It is practical. The show tends to start with the immediate football question: whether Rangers are favourites, whether Hearts can hold on, whether Celtic are limping over the line, or whether a cup underdog has enough to make a final. From there, the panel moves through form, pressure, injuries, goals, fixture order, and mentality. Recent episodes have leaned heavily into a tense Premiership title race involving Hearts, Rangers, and Celtic, with goal difference, remaining games, and post-split fixtures all treated as live arguments. The Scottish Cup also drives the conversation, especially Dunfermline against Falkirk and Celtic against St Mirren. Caller segments matter. A Rangers fan from Govan can shift the whole mood with a complaint about scheduling, while the panel pushes back, agrees, or pulls the point into a wider debate about fairness and pressure. The show also makes space for named football figures and live studio guests, including Barry Ferguson, Charlie Mulgrew, Mark Guidi, Peter Grant, Kevin Kyle, James McPake, Darren O'Dea, Jamie Murphy, Willie Haughey, Craig Moore, Andy Walker, and Greg Stewart. Their value is not glossy storytelling. It is the quick instinct of people arguing through what a result means before the next round of games changes everything again. Boardroom tension, fan representation, the Green Brigade, Ross County’s trouble, and managerial awards all sit beside ordinary match questions. Sponsor reads recur often, and the live-radio shape can be repetitive. That is part of the format. For listeners who want polished longform analysis, it may feel restless. For Scottish football fans who want the feeling of the phone lines opening while the title race is still moving, it has exactly the right pulse.
Made for: For Scottish football supporters who track the Premiership table, cup weekends, fixture splits, and caller debate closely. It especially suits Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, and wider Scottish game followers who want fast reaction rather than polished essays.
What sets it apart: Its edge is the live-radio mix: rotating football panels, supporter calls, fixture arithmetic, and immediate reaction all in the same room. The show feels tied to the week’s actual pressure points, from title permutations to cup semi-final nerves.
This is Glasgow’s Own Scottish Football Show that features a rotating panel of well-known football personalities including ex Rangers Interim Manager Barry Ferguson, Celtic Hero Charlie Mulgrew, Award Winning Journalist Mark Guidi. Plus ex Rangers Interim Assistant Billy Dodds, Defenders Craig Moore, Richard Foster and Celtic Heroes Peter Grant and Andy Walker.Hosted by Paul Cooney, the show has In-depth analysis of Scottish football, especially Celtic and Rangers in the Scottish Premiership - it airs live weeknights from 5pm on Go Radio. Listener interaction, with fans calling in to share opinions and ask questions.Live reactions to match results, transfer news, and managerial updates.Behin…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Paul Cooney turns Scottish football's fixture disputes, title pressure and tactical questions into lively, experience-led radio.
Paul Cooney steers The Go Radio Football Show Podcast through Scottish football's live arguments, pairing studio analysis with supporter calls and sharply framed questions.
A post-split fixture list lands, and you can hear the argument starting in Govan.
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Scottish Cup manager talk, Falkirk's rise, and the easy drift of live football radio.
The Go Radio Football Show sets Scottish Cup semi-final weekend against a lively manager debate, balancing Martin O'Neill's three Celtic wins with Craig McLeish's sudden opening at St Mirren, Neil Lennon's long playing and managerial record, and John McGlynn's reputation as one…
Six games left, and the run-in already feels like a live argument.
With six games left, the episode treats the Premier League run-in as a moment for decisions, and it keeps Barry Ferguson and Darren O'Dea close to the pressure.
Fan ownership and Rangers talk keep this Scottish football radio segment grounded and easy to follow.
This episode turns a fan ownership debate into a lively football segment, and Willie’s personal stake gives it some real bite. Jamie Murphy and the panel keep bringing it back to the practical questions: how supporters might react, what influence could actually look like, and…
A sharp fixture-order row runs through panel pushback, supporter suspicion, and the pull of television.
Post-split fixture scheduling gives this Go Radio Football Show its edge, as the SPFL's defence of the process meets a Rangers caller's frustration over how late key decisions were made.
A sharp fixture-led title-race discussion that keeps coming back to goals, squad choices, and Rangers' run-in.
The Go Radio Football Show uses the post-split fixtures as its route into the title race, with Rangers looking at Motherwell at home, Hearts away, and Celtic away.
Rangers' six-game title push is weighed through form, fixtures, belief, and recovery.
With six Premier League games left, The Go Radio Football Show Podcast frames the weekend as a turning point in the title race. Barry Ferguson and Darren O'Dea are positioned as voices who understand what title pressure feels like, and the discussion stays close to the split,…
A managerial return leads into a lively Celtic discussion about courage, pressing, and goalkeeping control.
The Go Radio Football Show Podcast is strongest when it stays with Celtic's managerial change and the immediate sight of Martin O'Neill taking the dugout for the Dundee United game.
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The Go Radio Football Show panel, featuring Barry Ferguson and Darren O'Dea, analyzes the Scottish Premiership title race with six games remaining.
The episode focuses on Martin O'Neill's dramatic return as Celtic manager, replacing the sacked Wilfred Nancy.
This episode analyzes the Scottish Cup results, including Celtic's win over Auchinleck Talbot, discusses the transfer window, and examines the Scottish football title race with insights from former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson and writer Mark Weary.
A football podcast discusses the Scottish Cup semi-final weekend, analyzing managers like Martin O'Neill and debating which matchups are most exciting.
This episode previews the Scottish Cup weekend, discusses the Rangers title race, and features interviews with football personalities including Greg Stewart and Paul McStay.
This episode discusses the Scottish Premiership title race involving Hearts, Rangers, and Celtic, along with analysis of the upcoming Scottish Cup semi-finals featuring Dunfermline vs.
The hosts discuss the tight Scottish football title race with Rangers, Celtic, and Hearts as contenders, analyzing favourites and key fixtures with five games remaining.
This episode analyzes the weekend's Scottish football results, focusing on wins by Hearts, Rangers, and Celtic, and discusses their implications for the season.
A sponsor read runs up front.
Paul Cooney opens the night with Jamie Murphy alongside him, and Charlie Mulgrew due later after training.
The programme starts with the post-split fixtures.
Paul Cooney, Andy Walker, and Craig Moore react to the SPFL's post-split fixtures on Tuesday, 7 April 2026, with Rangers, Celtic, and Hearts all still in the title race.
Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson and Charlie Mulgrew react to Hearts' draw at bottom club Livingston, which left Hearts on 67 points, one ahead of Rangers on 66 and three ahead of Celtic on 64.
This episode previews the upcoming Scottish Cup weekend football matches, featuring insights from pundits Andy Walker and Barry Ferguson.
This episode discusses the intense Scottish football title race, VAR controversies from recent matches, and insights from former players Craig Moore and Darren O'Dea.
This episode previews the Aberdeen vs Celtic Scottish Premiership match, analyzing the tight title race and Celtic's need for points.
This episode analyzes Celtic's 4-1 European defeat to Stuttgart, focusing on fan protests with tennis balls and goalkeeper criticism, while previewing the upcoming SPFL weekend.