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By Simon Houston
The podcast currently has 162 episodes available.
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Still Game legend Sanjeev Kohli joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a hilarious conversation about becoming Navid, life behind the scenes in Craiglang and his lifelong love of Celtic. Sanjeev recalls the unforgettable night he introduced the Lisbon Lions, reveals how his family’s Glasgow corner shop helped inspire his comedy and gives his verdict on Celtic’s latest European adventure. He also reflects on following Scotland at the World Cup, the pain of another early exit and what Navid would have made of the whole disastrous campaign. Still Game stories, Celtic memories, Scotland misery and plenty of laughs as Navid meets Macca! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Frank reacts to Celtic’s horror show in Austria and reveals why he doesn’t believe Martin O’Neill is the man picking the team. He calls it the worst Celtic performance in Europe he can remember and tears into the alarming lack of leadership on and off the pitch. We’re also joined by journalist Ben Ramage, whose new book on Scottish football legend Jimmy Bone is out tomorrow. Frank remembers the mentor who changed his career by recognising his potential and turning him into a striker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Hearts captain and Scotland international Michael Stewart joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a fascinating and typically forthright look back at his life in football. Michael reveals the extraordinary story behind his ban from Hampden following his criticism of Scottish refereeing, explaining just how far the restrictions went and why he believes the decision set a dangerous precedent for football pundits. He also gives his verdict on Hearts after their agonising title challenge and the departures of Derek McInnes, Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin to Rangers. Can Wouter Vrancken rebuild the side, and can the Tony Bloom and Jamestown Analytics project keep Hearts challenging Celtic and Rangers? Michael also opens up on life as one of Scottish football’s most outspoken pundits, the criticism that comes with it and why he refuses to change the way he calls the game. Then it’s back to where his career began, being signed for Manchester United by Sir Alex Ferguson, making his debut alongside David Beckham and receiving some unforgettable words of encouragement from Roy Keane. A brilliant conversation covering Manchester United, Hearts, Scottish football, punditry and one of the strangest bans Michael has experienced. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Frank McAvennie is back with his latest Frankly Speaking as he gives his prediction ahead of the big clash at Ibrox. Macca discusses the huge loss of Lawrence Shankland and what his absence could mean, before turning his attention to Scottish football’s latest VAR controversy. Frank is far from impressed, branding the current situation “Poundshop VAR” and saying it is embarrassing Scottish football. Plus, Frank gives his verdict on how he sees things playing out at Ibrox. 🎙️ Another no-holds-barred Frankly Speaking on Let Me Be Frank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Frank McAvennie reacts to Rangers offering Celtic just 300 tickets for the League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox. Should Celtic reject the allocation completely, and would accepting it risk making token away supports the new normal in Old Firm games? Macca also looks at Celtic’s extraordinary summer rebuild, with 32 players departing at all levels and only four new arrivals so far. With just days remaining before the transfer window closes, how many signings does Martin O’Neill still need and can Celtic rescue a window that has already contributed to their Champions League exit? There’s also a look at the names Celtic are chasing, including Gvidas Gineitis, Joël van den Berg, Justin Devenny, Will Ferry and potential goalkeeping reinforcements. Plus, have Rangers finally turned a corner after beating Aberdeen? Frank gives his verdict on Lawrence Shankland, Derek McInnes and Rangers’ own potential late-window spending, with Kevin Kelsy and Kim Min-su among the names being linked. All that plus Camilo Duran’s impressive start, the continuing Celtic supporter protests and the rest of the weekend’s Scottish Premiership action on Frankly Speaking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The podcast currently has 162 episodes available.