Episode 13

On this week’s show, Telfer is joined by Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson to look back at the best and worst of last week in Scottish football, and look ahead to the weekend’s big matches.
With the World Cup on the horizon, Scotland have released a new away kit and the fashion conscious panel have their own strong opinions on it.
Dundee United’s pitch is making headlines for all the wrong reasons, as is the quality of Celtic’s football.
With Italian football back on our screens in Scotland, and the cream of our Scottish talent plying their trade there, we deep-dive into the nostalgic world of Football Italia, from the iconic theme tune to the coolest strips. We also look at how our growing number of Serie A stars are performing, checking in with Lennon Miller at Udinese and Keiron Bowie at Hellas Verona. And of course the GOAT, McFratm himself, Scott McTominay.
It seems like this is a golden era for the humble caretaker manager, with Martin O’Neill and Craig McLeish currently in situ in the Premiership, adding to the likes of Peter Leven and Barry Ferguson in recent times. We revel in the sticky period between punting one manager and finding the next one. The matches don’t stop and someone needs to take the helm, but who are the best and worst examples we’ve had? (Looking at you Neil Warnock).
It’s a big weekend for the men’s national team with two meaningless/crucial friendlies, depending on your opinion. With one match taking place in Liverpool, Tony thinks that the fans should treat this jolly like a training camp for their World Cup travels in June. And there is one famous Liverpool band in particular who might be inspiring this summer’s new terrace chants…
There’s a huge sting in the tail in this week’s Banker, as the fabled Golden Envelope causes carnage in the studio.