Hector, Desi and Monty G Burns get together to discuss the big news that Stevie G has departed rangers and headed south to Aston Villa.

They discuss the news breaking and quickly concluding, They discuss the fans denial and anger. They discuss the similarities when Rodgers left ( some of us still cant forgive) and they look at who could be a contender for the job and is it a poisoned chalice right now?

Celtic wise they look at the Performances and Squad quality and contemplate what has happened since Livingston shocker and what lies ahead.

There's 2 classic songs to enjoy as well as a recent interview from Stevie that you might enjoy hearing a few times so try and listen right to the very end if you can!

A special Podcast for listeners as Etims go on a rant for half an hour about The Boards attitude to annoying the fans by their insane actions and negligence.
Etims ask if the Board members such as Wilson with his Liquidation denial are just idiots or do they with actions like contemplating bring Bernard Higgins on board just love to annoy us when we seem to be on a good run of results.
Etims ask would Celtic fans welcome a takeover instead of current incumbents and just how do Fans get heard when the numbers are weighed in Dermot and his cronies favour?

The guys get together to talk about Angeball and the glorious Celtic fitbaw month of October.

They discuss the great football, players and management and pose a few questions like "Why doesnt anyone ask about Kennedy and Strachan anymore?" and why does Hector love Bitton more than Desi loves Carter Vickers?
As well as a look back, they also look forward to games coming up. with a few other interesting items discussed in the 90 minutes.
Look out for a special rant podcast about the Board and their reckless disregard also coming after this one!

Desi, Hector, Ralph and Monty get together to discuss all things Celtic.
They look back at recent home, away, domestic and European disappointments.
They also try and look forward to what awaits us and Ange.

The big discussion is Pragmatism vs Idealism..can Ange tweak and yet stay true to himself?

The guys look at the Squad and its limitations as wonder about changes now and in future.
They compare Ange to other Managers and even utter the words "Barnesacoglu!"

They look forward( well some do) to Aberdeen and Motherwell and discuss how important these games could ultimately be for our Manager.

There's also a potential headline breaking story near the end!!

Interesting Times indeed CSC

Ralph, Desi and Monty aka Mark Kermode are joined by Hector eventually to discuss all things Celtic and beyond.

They look at the 4:3 defeat in Seville from Real Betis. The lows and the Highs.
They consider the positives and negatives and talk about the cost of ideology vs the cost of pragmatism ( deep eh!)

They discuss the recent Board departure for Dom McKay and all the rumours that appeared due to his departure.

They look towards Livingston away on Sunday and wonder how that abysmal pitch will impact Ange Ball and our players.

The guys discuss recent issues over at Ibrox and discuss the on going Orange Walk issues within Glasgow. Dark Times indeed.

All in all...Hopefully something for everyone...including Montys scary cat!

Hector and Desi get together to talk about quite an exciting end to August and maybe even more excitement lying beyond.
They talk about Europa League and game at Alkmaar and the draw.
The discuss Ange going to Ibrox, what went wrong and things look moving forward.
They discuss Anges recent interview and talk about how 2 different sets of fans could have such contrasting displays at the weekend and the political fallout over Ibrox way.
They review and forecast the latest Transfer window and consider purchases and areas needing strengthened.
There's even some classic reminiscing as we travel back to a certain trip to Valencia via Barcelona and football world exclusives.

The team get together to talk about the transformation in Celtic over the last few weeks.
They discuss the changes in play, performance and personnel. ( and lack of in places).

They talk about the Return to Paradise and as Tom Jones once sang on the Govan Emerald bus "Oh its good to park your arse in the green green seats of Home".

They talk about just how wonderful the footballs been and the wonder that is Kyogo and the impact and improvement on players in the Hoops. Who knew we didnt need a mad hard carthorse hacking folk in the middle..just a midfield full of fitbaw thoroughbreds.

We look ahead to Alkmaar on Wednesday and close with a comparison between Dom Mackay and Charles Green who has been back on the scene recently.

Monty, Ralh and Desi join together to take in the 2nd half of Celtic latest Euro challenge.
4 goals for and 2 daft goals against see the Celts in control with quite a few talking points including performances, purchases and charges for next weeks return leg,

The Etims Carmudgeons get together to discuss the recent European exit and the utter shambles that Ange has had to face.

We look at how many years we have suffered so called shock exits. Are we just mugs for accepting this approach from the Board or does Monty have an argument that they are in fact doing their job.

We discuss just what Fans can do, if anything, and we discuss where we think problems exist ( answer everywhere!) and what is needed and who is needed to fix them

We finish with a look ahead to Hearts at the weekend and wonder just when will Dom McKay get his finger out and help his manager...will it all be done one way or another by the end of January Window...time will tell!

Hector, Monty and Desi get together to talk shop.
We hoped it was gonna be a positive podcast, it didnt quite work out that way!
We talk about The Euros and Hectors prediction and Englands fall,
We pay tribute to Charlie Gallagher RIP.
We reflect on pre season and Ange's impact and Doms lack of impact.
We touch on Leigh Griffiths new contract and alleged contact.
We discuss Ajeti reborn while Ajer is in a stalemate situation and keep coming back to the lack of signings with the CL looming next week.