Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Aaron Richardson and Marc Wallace for the first of a new/entirely stolen podcast format, ROOM 1876. Matt, David, Aaron and Marc each pick two irritations they have about the Jags and try to convince the rest of the panel to consign them to the shadow realm once and for all.

In the second of two reuploaded Travel Jags editions today, Matt and David return to Dingwall, this time in August 2025. This time, though, it's seperately, with Matt being accompanied by his faithful sherpa Jonny Tweedie,

Ahead of our fixture/postponement against Ross County in Dingwall later today, get in the mood/fill the void with the first of two rereleased Travel Jags segments up there. The first one, recorded in January 2024 sees Matt Greer and David Forrest travel up together.

Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here for the first time in 2026 to briefly touch on our 2-2 draw away to QP before moving on to Saturday's riproaring 3-2 comeback win over Morton.

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Steve Clark and Aaron Richardson are here to mull over our 0-0 draw with Raith Rovers, look forward to our festive trip to Lesser Hampden to face QP, and of course chat about Christmas.

David Forrest, Matt Greer and Jonathan Tweedie embark on a trip to Arbroath for the latest instalment of Travel Jags, alongside a cavalcade of friends, in the second part of Draw, Lose or Draw's 300th episode..

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are live in the studio once again to celebrate 300 episodes of DLD and look back at our 2-1 defeat away to Arbroath.

Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald, James Cairney and Steve Clark are here to chat about our 0-0 draw with Ayr and the late postponement of our Challenge Cup tie against Cove Rangers.

Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our Scottish Cup win over Forfar and talk all things Bridies.

As Thistle prepare for a trip to Angus tomorrow, David Forrest spoke to Erik Geddes to look back on another memorable Thistle game against Forfar Athletic, when 10.000 people packed into Firhill to see the Jags finally return to the top flight after a decade's absence.