ENRG Sport Unpacked sees our writers take a deep dive on the topic they’ve been covering on our award-winning website.

On this episode, Seán McGill is joined by our Hearts Correspondent Jamie McIntosh and Adam Kennedy from the Perth to Paisley Podcast to discuss the current Hearts squad and whether their futures lie in Gorgie.

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Cameron takes the reins of this month's big football quiz. Who comes out on top? Tune in to find out! 

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Taylor Murray and Seán McGill for a look back at the third round of the Scottish Cup, the return of the Premier League and the state of the title races across Europe.

This week's Big Question has the team discussing their favourite places to kick a ball about with some mates - Taylor gets poetic, Seán overcomplicates things, Jack goes artificial and Struan compares himself to Kanté. The usual, then.

In Chewin' the Football, the panel goes through the biggest results from the third round of the Scottish Cup, talking up Kyle Lafferty, Nathan Patterson and cup weekends as a whole.

In English Entertainment, the boys have a laugh as they go over Chelsea's 5-2 home loss to West Brom, ponder whether relegation is realistic for Newcastle and chat about the fact that big upsets never happen in other leagues other than the top flight in England... 

In Last Ditch Challenge, Jack and Seán hold their hands up as Atlético and AC Milan have been much poorer than they've been this season, we look at some big results in the Bundesliga and predict the outcomes of the Champions League quarter finals.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie McIntosh and Taylor Murray for the first episode of the Football Round Up for two weeks, with plenty of Scottish football - both domestic and international - to discuss.

This week's Big Question sees our team reveal a bit about their play style on the pitch - from a thinking man's left back, to a destructive defensive midfielder, there's no doubt that the listeners will be sold a dream about each panellist's playing ability.

In Chewin' the Football, there's a massive focus on the Championship, as Hearts capped off a woeful week with a home loss to Queen of the South. There's also a discussion about which teams make the playoffs, and consideration over where Ayr United could finish come the end of the season, after their top scorer left for America.

With no Premier League football to discuss, English Entertainment was replaced by a look at Scotland's World Cup qualifying campaign thus far, with our panel highlighting standout players and the biggest talking points from draws against Austria and Israel. The show wraps up with the team making their predictions for Wednesday night's game against the Faroe Islands, with everyone anticipating rotation from Steve Clarke.

Seán McGill hosts our big football quiz for March 2021. 

Join some of our finest football writers as they pit their knowledge against each other in this month's quiz show. 

Who will prevail? Tune in to find out! 

After a conclusive weekend in Scotland, Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie McIntosh and Taylor Murray to round-up the biggest news from Scotland, England and the wider footballing world.

This week's Big Question has the panel discussing their favourite managers - without referencing any to have managed their teams. There's shouts for Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Conte, among others.

Understandably, this week's Chewin' the Football spends plenty of time discussing Rangers' first Scottish Premiership title in a decade, with Taylor's emotions running high. There's also a look at fortunes for both Hibernian and Kilmarnock as we head towards the split, while Jack and Jamie have a look at the action from the Championship, with both their teams winning for once!

A short section on English Entertainment this week, but the boys discussed Manchester United's win in the derby, a massive win for Fulham away at Anfield and a resurgent Gareth Bale, as Spurs defeated Crystal Palace 4-1 at home.

In Last Ditch Challenge, the team has a look at the various title races around Europe, while also having a discussion ahead of this week's Champions League matches, with Juventus needing a result at home to Porto, while Barcelona need another miracle to get past PSG.

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With a cup final to get through, as well as the usual league action, Jack Donnelly was joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie McIntosh and Graeme Sinclair for another look at the biggest footballing stories from around the globe.

In Big Question, the lads discuss what they'd wear as a football manager, after debate over whether David Martindale would don his usual tracksuit at Hampden on Sunday - they also voice their opinions on how some of our other football writers would dress...

In Chewin' the Football, there's plenty of chat about St. Johnstone's Betfred Cup Final win, Celtic's first game without Neil Lennon, an ever-changing relegation battle in the Premiership and potential contenders for the vacant Ayr United job.

In English Entertainment, the boys consider why this Premier League season has been so underwhelming, what Harvey Barnes' injury could mean for Leicester's top four charge and why Brighton could deserve to be relegated to the Championship.

Finally, in Last Ditch Challenge, the team chat about the round of 16 draw for the Europa League, round-up the title races in Italy and Germany and mention the latest scandal at the Camp Nou, with Barcelona's headquarters being raided this morning, with multiple arrests being made.

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ENRG Sport Unpacked in a brand new podcast series in which our writers take a deeper dive into the articles they have written and why they have written them. 

On this episode, Seán McGill is joined by Cameron Wanstall and the writer of the fantastic article in question, Sofia Villegas Navarro. 

They reminisce about the glory days of Barça, discuss their European embarrassments and speculate over the future of Lionel Messi. 

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Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Graeme Sinclair to discuss the biggest footballing news from Scotland, England and the wider world of football.

In Big Question, Struan asks the panel when the best time to watch their team, both in person and on TV - there seemed to be a general agreement that whichever time allowed for ample drinking beforehand was the best!

In Chewin' the Football, the team discuss Ross County's victory over Celtic, Kilmarnock's increasing chances of facing relegation and a St. Johnstone team high on confidence going into this weekend's Betfred Cup Final.

In English Entertainment, the boys go into detail as to why Liverpool have regressed from last season, explain what's been going wrong at Spurs and hype up West Ham as genuine contenders for European football.

In a packed Last Ditch Challenge, the guys evalutate title races in France, Germany and Spain, discuss a Milan Derby that saw Inter take control at the top of the Serie A and preview this week's four Champions League fixtures.

In this ENRG Sport Special, Jack Donnelly and Seán McGill are joined by Gordon Sheach of The Tartan Scarf to discuss one of the biggest talking points of this summer's European Championships - the potential make-up of Scotland's midfield.

The guys first have a look at the midfielders that have been in and around Steve Clarke's Scotland squads thus far, considering if John McGinn is a must start in any situation, whether or not Scott McTominay should be playing further forward from his usual right centre back role and weighing up how likely it is that the likes of Kenny McLean and John Fleck receive further call ups.

They then consider players who have not yet made it into a Clarke squad, highlighting David Turnbull's 2020/21 form being "impossible" to ignore, considering this as a "now-or-never" moment for Ryan Gauld and confirming how unlikely it is for Billy Gilmour to be included in the Euros squad.

You can find The Tartan Scarf online at www.thetartanscarf.com and on socials @TheTartanScarf, as well as Gordon @GSheach.

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