Seán and Cameron are joined by Taylor and Amy to discuss Neil Lennon’s departure, more Champions League action and the upcoming League Cup final. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime.
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Back in the same room, Seán and Cameron are joined virtually by Jack and Taylor to talk through the return of the Champions League.
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Seán and Cameron are back with Taylor and Graeme to talk through more drama and action from Scotland and beyond.
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It’s Jamie and Struan who join Seán and Cameron on this week’s Extra Time to discuss a full slate of Premiership and Premier League fixtures.
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Seán and Cameron are joined on ENRG Extra Time by Graeme and Taylor to dissect the action and laugh at the stories that have been dominating Scottish football in recent days.
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Seán and Cameron are joined by Jack and Jamie to take a look at another mental week in the world of football. In Big Shout, they discuss the Kane/Son partnership for Spurs, Gareth Bale’s future, the relevance of super cups, and the best team in Europe. Second Ball takes a look at the suspension of lower league football in Scotland,
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The Scottish Cup round of 16 always seems like a bit of a formality but undeterred, the Weekly Kickback are here to discuss the weekend’s ties. There were comfortable wins for Rangers and Aberdeen, while Celtic edged Partick Thistle thanks to a James Forrest hat-trick.
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The Weekly Kickback boys are back to discuss a turbulent week for Scottish football following Stewart Regan’s departure as Chief Executive of the SFA. With speculation suggesting Regan jumped before he was pushed, the panel debate some of the issues behind his resignation, such as the SFA’s failed pursuit of Michael O’Neill, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the national stadium, as well as the obvious issue of an underperforming men’s team. Where do the SFA go from here?
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As Aberdeen take a huge step towards securing their new stadium, Grant Barnes is joined by Gregor Kerr and Benji Gribben to discuss what implications the move will have for the Dons. The 20,000-seater stadium will be built eight miles outside of the city centre and will cost around £50 million. Despite opposition from local residents, Aberdeen City Council gave the
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In the first episode of the newly founded Scottish Football Podcast, Grant Barnes is joined by Gregor Kerr and Benji Gribben to discuss Michael O’Neill’s decision to turn down the chance to become Scotland’s new manager. How big a blow is the snub and where do the SFA go from here? The team also debate the latest talking points from the Scottish Premiership.
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