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Who really owns Celtic? How much influence does Dermot Desmond actually have? And can supporters force meaningful change at the club again?
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Frank McAvennie is back with another Frankly Speaking ahead of a massive week for Celtic.
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Former Celtic defender Lex Baillie joins Frank and Simon for a brilliant look back at an extraordinary life in football and beyond.
Part of Celtic’s Centenary Double-winning squad, Lex went from professional footballer to Police Chief Inspector, while also growing up as the son of renowned football journalist and former Rangers player Doug Baillie. Some people even stopped speaking to his dad after Lex signed for Celtic.
Lex also recalls playing in Toronto alongside Brazil World Cup star Edinho, before visiting him in Rio and somehow ending up having a kickabout in a local park with the great Zico.
He takes us inside the Celtic dressing room, remembers the Old Firm battles he shared with Frank, the injury that changed his career and what it was like returning to Celtic Park and Ibrox as a police officer rather than a player.
A cracking conversation packed with brilliant stories.
Let Me Be Frank with Lex Baillie
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Things get heated on this week’s Frankly Speaking as Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston clash over the Celtic supporters’ tennis ball protest against Dermot Desmond at St Andrews.
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Former Dundee United and Scotland star Andy McLaren joins Simon and Frank for one of the most honest and powerful conversations we’ve had on Let Me Be Frank.
Andy opens up about childhood trauma, alcohol and drug addiction and the moment his football career appeared to come crashing down when he failed a drugs test.
But what seemed like the end ultimately became his salvation.
In a raw and at times heartbreaking interview, Andy talks about reaching rock bottom, fighting his way back to football and remarkably going on to represent Scotland.
There are plenty of laughs and brilliant stories from Dundee United and Jim McLean along the way, but above all this is an inspiring story of addiction, survival, recovery and a second chance at life.
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Frank McAvennie is raging over Celtic Park being handed over to Oasis during the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Lisbon Lions.
With Oasis playing at Paradise on May 25, exactly 60 years after Celtic lifted the European Cup in Lisbon, Macca says the club has “sold out” and questions how Celtic Park can be unavailable on one of the biggest dates in the club’s history.
Plus, Frank and Simon react to Scotland’s 0-0 draw with Slovenia. After a poor opening 45 minutes and a much-improved second half, were there enough encouraging signs to give the Tartan Army some optimism under the new manager?
🎙️ Another Frankly Speaking on Let Me Be Frank.
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Ewen Cameron joins Simon and Frank for one of the most personal and moving conversations we’ve had on Let Me Be Frank.
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Three games. Three defeats.
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Former world champion Pat Clinton joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a brilliant look back at an extraordinary life in boxing.
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Frank McAvennie reacts to a disastrous afternoon for Celtic after Rangers ran out 3-0 winners at Ibrox to dump their rivals out of the League Cup.
Macca pulls no punches, saying Celtic were bullied, outfought and outplayed and questioning whether some of the players are really playing for Martin O’Neill.
“Those empty shirts aren’t playing for Martin.”
Frank also warns that this result could have much bigger consequences than just a cup exit. If Celtic don’t buck up their ideas quickly, he believes Rangers can win the league. 👀
What went wrong for Celtic at Ibrox, and has this result changed the title race?
🎙️ Frank gives his immediate Old Firm reaction on Frankly Speaking.
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