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Premiership review. Charity Bet. Premiership Predictions. Inverness moaning about cup final ticket allocation. Forster equalling the league clean sheet record. Telephone answering machines and Vince McMahon also feature. Krys’ blog can be found at http://kujawak.wordpress.com/2014/02/17/why-so-empty/ Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. sfootballforums On Twitter http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

Krys is scared to appear on the podcast alongside John after Saturday’s result, so that leaves me, Greig and John to discuss the last week in Scottish football. Celtic 1-2 Aberdeen receives a lot of the focus, with Aberdeen and Derek McInnes’ success, rightly gaining recognition, as well as question marks being raised over Neil Lennon’s future. The other ties in the Scottish Cup are featured, as is the quarter final draw. Initially the title “Treble chasers” was suggested by Krys, and was supposed to point to both Rangers and Aberdeen, but it ended up being more relevant to our discussion on Celtic. The charity bet came in last week, thanks to Rory McAllister, and we make an audacious attempt at this week’s bet. … and John does a great robot impression. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. sfootballforums On Twitter http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

After a break from the podcast, Laurie returns and is elevated to special guest status. Hearts semi final, progress towards exiting administration and commentary are the main topics we discuss with him. Other topics include: Neil Lennon’s abuse McBookie charity bet Bomber Brown Celtic’s banner reprieve Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below. https://twitter.com/sfootballforums http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk/

It’s Greig, John and I for this week’s podcast, with Krys on parenting duties. This past week, Hearts managed to wangle a way of getting Stevenson available for their cup semi final. We discuss whether they have cheated. Transfer window banter includes Greig explaining to me about the correct term to use when describing the end of the window. Eremenko, Griffiths and Iwelumo all get a mention. Premiership review and predictions is covered, as is the McBookie charity bet. There is even room for beer and pie banter. Oh, and I have a wee rant about Bet365. Visit the forum and get involved – http://forums.scottishfootballforums.co.uk Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

It’s John and me on the podcast this week. Amongst other things, talk includes: Orange cards TV show ideas “keepers” failing to even try to make a save managers being linked to jobs that aren’t available Paul Hartley making a big mistake Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Charity bet Silly footballer’s names January transfers Cheap football tickets and Holly Vallance Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Premiership review Charity bet discussion Alex Thomson blog reaction O’Connor signs for Morton Premiership predictions Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

Greig, John and Krys join me in the final SFF podcast of the year. There were plenty of games on over Christmas, so we discuss the ones we watched. Jim Goodwin and Stephen Thompson is the first incident to get our focus, particularly the latters comments back in September. Giving youth a chance comes up while discussing the attractiveness of Celtic’s football. We failed in the McBookie Charity bet, despite getting two bets, so we hope to make up for that with another two bets. John is back, so WWF banter makes a reappearance. This time it’s a security guard come police officer. John becomes a little confused as to whether 2014 has arrived during the podcast, but I blame the drink

Krys’ return Premiership review Premiership predictions Flag and banner bans Charity Bet Christmas cheer Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Dundee United’s form compared to the top teams throughout Europe. Kenny Shiels’ goodbye. Clever lies on Twitter. Greig’s birthday. Papa Shango. Premiership predictions. McBookie charity bet. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

It took us a while to reap the rewards of this season’s charity bet, but now it’s gathering momentum with a double at the weekend. Fireworks and flares inevitably get a mention this week, alongside seat breakages. Pies, beer and random WWF chat also feature. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Banners, flares and laser pens at football, as well as Scottish Cup banter. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

Following Scotland’s narrow victory over Norway, we discuss Strachan, our defence and the lack of game time for Boyd. Jon Daly delivers in the McBookie charity bet again, with the first goal against Arbroath. We decide to go with him again this coming weekend, as well as a treble in the Scottish cup. We discuss all 6 Premiership games, as well as key results in the lower leagues. Pie banter makes a return, spurred on by BT Sport’s Derek Rae. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

This week’s podcast is crammed packed of banter. Scotland vs USA and Norway. Sproule’s benchmark for all future red cards. Greig picks the charity bet and agrees to do a forfeit if it loses. We end with some random chat. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

The podcast features the usual WWF, pie and diet banter, as well as a wee bit of football. It’s been a long time coming, but we have an announcement regarding the charity bet. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

John (Jaybee on the forum) joins Greig and I to discuss many, many games of football, as well as the Hibs job and some scary faces on the BBC website. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake. The podcast is available via RSS, iTunes, or you can listen using the widget below.

The charity bet isn’t going well, so we get Greig’s mum to pick the charity bet this week. Despite being an audio only podcast, I Googled a picture of Nade and we both had a good laugh at how greedy he looked. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

A controversial corner in the Inverness vs Partick Thistle game obviously leads to the rule book coming out. Greig owes me a lot of money as well. We also discuss the other Premiership games, as well as the lower league ones. We take a slightly different approach to the charity bet this week. We apply a formula, supplied to me by Krys, to the bet which cannot fail. Greig has to remind me that the Scotland game was on last week. I was at the game, so to forget was a schoolboy error. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

It’s the first ever SFF podcast where it’s just Greig and I. Krys is using up his annual leave allowance, which means Greig and I have to talk more. Scotland vs Croatia is the main topic for discussion, with Greig doing a very good job of sounding like he is a Scotland fan. I use my Football Manager experience to try and pick the best starting eleven, which also giving one of my sites a plug – http://startingeleven.co.uk/ After yet another charity bet failure, we go back to a simple double. We end with a grump about Bet365 and a lot of positives about McBookie.

Laurie makes his return to the podcast for the first time this season. Krys talks us through the Premiership, Lower leagues and the Scottish Cup, before we all discuss the key points. Laurie attempts to pass on some of his gambling skills in the charity bet. We shall see if our luck can change. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.