Fantasy Fitba Pod

In our last pod of 2020 we come to you live from John's family shed! That's not all - his dad (and top Fantasy Football Scotland manager) Gerry is also in attendance to give his views on the Gameweek's gone by, those about to land, and how you pronounce Moray. We round off 2020 in style with a couple of cans of Tennents for good measure. Perhaps we'll eventually get that sponsorship in 2021?

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Merry Christmas, from both of us at Fantasy Fitba Pod HQ 🎄 Enjoy the festive footballing feast and hopefully this episode provides you with some guidance for the coming Gameweek...it's our gift, to you 🎁

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A zippy pod today as we get right in to the action in December, and make up for a rather inflated hour long pod last week! We discuss Midfield options for our Team of the Season (so far) and apologise to Hibs fans for unintentionally leaving their players out thus far...promise. We also look back to a weekend of action and forward to a weekend of hopefully more. Simples.

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As the half way point of the season fast approaches we begin looking back at our Team of the Season (so far) starting with goalkeepers and defenders. Fun fact: there's more than one name we unanimously agree on. We talk budget Lewis Ferguson's, Dingwall Roy Keane's, and keeping more clean sheets than your average laundrette.

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After what felt like the longest November on record and a barren Fantasy Football Scotland month, December is finally upon and no less than SIX GAMEWEEKS to digest. Buckle up, it's going to be a wild ride. We look back on the (pre-League Cup) Gameweek passed and nosey around for a whiff of value as we look forward to the all important Festive period. We've also got music again - yaldi.

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Public Service Announcement: please accept our apology for the lack of music/editing on this week's pod. We've had some technical challenges which have really affected production at the last moment. We will get things back to normal service next week. Luckily, we're joined by Craig Geoghegan - manager of Wan Yer Ma - for a recap of Scotland's heroics and a look forward to what's set to be another cracking weekend of Fantasy Football Scotland action. Enjoy!

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Gameweek 13 came and went with, well, a bit of a whimper. But there's still lots to talk about as we hail to The Jambos famous win and invite on one of Gorgie's own - Cathro's Laptop manager Ross Mackintosh. Ross, or Tosh as he's known, helps us pick apart the week's action, scout out some possible replacements for ailing parts of our team, and generally has a laugh at Scobie's expense.

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We decided to keep this episode 'short and snappy' so I'm following suit with this description. All I'll say is John's pipes broke again. Oh, and Gameweek (Friday) 13(th) is on the horizon. Be afraid, be very afraid.

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We mark the first Old Firm derby of the season with a special guest appearance from none other than Queen's XI manager (not that one, the other one) Mr Iain Findlay! We discuss the Gold(son) Rush, Saints finding their shooting boots, and give our collective thoughts on how to handle the upcoming Gameweek 13 trauma.

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OK - so it's not really got anything to do with Fantasy Football Scotland but for once Scotland actually won a knockout game and that's reason enough to celebrate. We do so along with looking back at Gameweek 10, the hectic end to the Summer transfer window, the latest Covid-related drama (it should really get its own section at this point) and we rejoice in the fact that Scotland are surprisingly really great at penalties.

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