Quality Street Gang

With a domestic cup final and a trip to Dingwall on the horizon, the boys pour over the Bhoys' recent form ahead of a pivotal week in the domestic campaign as we discuss all things team selection, injury lists and transfer window priorities.

After a quiet few weeks, the boys return amid a flurry of Premiership victories and our final Europa League fixture vs Real Betis just around the corner. The boys return to discuss the weekend's demolition of Dundee Utd at Tannadice and look ahead to Thursday night selection dilemma where Ange could have the chance to rest some key players ahead of busy December schedule.

The bhoys are back to react to the 3-2 victory over old foes Ferencvaros. They discuss the highs and lows of the tie and some stand out performances. They also cover the disappointing weekend result against Livingstone and look forward to a trip to Dundee ahead of the international break.

The boys are back for a special Thursday edition of the QSG weekly off the back of an impressive 3-1 victory against at Easter Road. We reflect on the mesmerising first demolition of Hibs in the capital, look back to the weekends win over St Johnstone and also build up to Saturdays clash as we host Livingston at Celtic Park.

The boys are back post international break to discuss a home victory over Ferencvaros with one of the more unusual kick off times. We also reflect on an away victory at Motherwell and look ahead to the return of Saturday football against St Johnstone.

Celtic drop even further behind in the early stages of the title race amidst an ever burgeoning injury crisis and we're here to break it down. The Bhoys must go to the well to make it through ties against Bayer Leverkusen and Aberdeen as they seek to arrest a poor run of form.

Celtic have lost 6 of our 7 games on the road under Ange Postecoglou and have one only once away from home since Valentine's Day. We discuss the latest pair of defeats which featured some contrasting performances as we ponder just why the Hoops are so homesick.

Jack and Tom discuss Celtic's road to Seville this week that encompassed the resignation of CEO Dom McKay and injuries to key men. We analyse what Dom's 'resignation' means for the club moving forward before pouring over the weekend's 3-0 victory against Ross County. Finally, we look to tomorrow night's Europa League contest against Real Betis.

As the transfer window slams shut, the boys reflect on the deadline day deals and the window as a whole for Celtic. We also look back and dissect the derby defeat and performance at Ibrox and give our thoughts on our Europa League Group Stage draw.