Adam's joined by A Place in the Sun presenter Jean Johansson and award-winning comedian Mark Nelson to discuss Rangers' lack of beard awareness, Dick Campbell v the European Super League, Jose Mourinho's future Scottish football beefs, whether the message behind taking the knee has been lost, going for a chippy with Pedro Caixinha and Queen of the South's Netflix deal. 

They also share insights into their TV and comedy work, as well as reliving the week's most memorable moments and dissecting a bizarre article on Scottish football 'WAGs'. 

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Authors Chris McQueer and David Ross join Adam to discuss Rangers v Celtic, the European Super League and supporter stereotypes, as well as providing insights into their writing. Chris talks letting Rudi Vata down in a charity match and pitches a short story involving Shane Duffy, while David reflects on some classic football books and recalls being elbowed by Sir Kenny Dalglish. Adam breaks down a John Kennedy 'war of words' in Scottish Football Myths Debunked and uncovers some unlikely Eddie Howe interest in Moment of the Week, and his guests take part in a football quotes quiz before fielding questions from Twitter. 

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Gordon Duncan joins Adam Miller to provide an insight into hosting Scottish football institution Superscoreboard, share some stories about Scottish football's speckiest tube Hugh Keevins and discuss Motherwell's reputation as a 'community club'. Joining him is Liam Corbett of the Hearts podcast This is my Story, and he has plenty to say on what's been going wrong at Tynecastle as well as what some pundits are getting wrong about the club. They also examine a Celtic fan's beef with sandwiches, look at the long-awaited return of fans, answer questions from Twitter and debunk another Scottish football myth. 

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Adam Miller's guests are producer of Celtic podcast The Cynic Clare Wilde, and Dundee United TV host Alistair Heather. After a packed Scottish Cup weekend, they talk about the benefits of Micky Mellon keeping it simple at Tannadice, cathartic Celtic coverage, the rise of women's football in Scotland, the relationship between an media and established journalists, seesawing with a Dundee United legend, Robbie Neilson schadenfreude, time in prison with Frankie Boyle and lots more. They also debunk a myth about a certain English radio station's Scottish football coverage, and take questions, relive the week's most memorable Scottish football moments and field questions from Twitter. 

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In episode 1 of the Old Firm Facts podcast, Adam Miller is joined by Blethered host Sean McDonald and author, broadcaster and columnist Stuart Cosgrove. They discuss the criminalisation of young fans, St Johnstone's succession strategy, teaching Celtic v Rangers to children in Barcelona, Scotland's problem with discussing race, France '98 memories and more. They also debunk a myth involving Odsonne Edouard and Kemar Roofe, as well as reliving some of the most surreal Scottish football moment of the last few days and taking questions from Twitter. 

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