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Listen back to Paul Cooney, Davie Provan and Craig Moore as they watch all Sunday SPFL games live and reflect on Celtic's 6-0 victory over St Mirren yesterday.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, John Hartson and Barry Ferguson on The Go Radio Football Show as they react to Rangers winning 1-0 in Europe and Steven Gerrard saying his players need to 'WAKE UP' and look ahead to another full SPFL card.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, Leanne Crichton and Craig Moore as they react to Celtic's 2-0 win over AZ Alkmaar and preview Rangers, Aberdeen and St Johnstone in Europe.
Listen back to Rob Maclean, Davie Provan and Stephen Craigan on The Go Radio Football Show as they build up to Celtic vs AZ Alkmaar and look ahead to Thursdays European ties for Rangers, St Johnstone and Aberdeen.
Listen back to Rob Maclean, John Hartson and Stephen Craigan on The Go Radio Football Show as they discuss if Celtic can win the league, what Rangers best team looks like and a big 2 days of European ties ahead for Scottish sides.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson and Mark Guidi as they reflect on the weekend's Premier Sports Cup games and look ahead to a big week in Europe for Scottish teams.
Arthur Numan joins the team to talk AZ Alkmaar which leads Barry and Mark to reflect on the Dutchman's influence on Barry's career and the impact Dick Advocaat had at Rangers.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, Davie Provan and Craig Moore as they react live to all matches in today's Premier Sports Cup.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson and Mark Guidi as they build up to a must win game for Rangers and preview a full weekend of Premier Sports Cup action in Scotland.
Listen back to Paul Cooney, Chris Burke and Davie Provan as they speak to Lawrence Shankland after his move from Dundee Uniteed to Belgian side Beerschot and preview the huge night of European action ahead for Celtic, Aberdeen, Hibs and St Johnstone.
Listen back to Rob Maclean, John Hartson and Stephen Craigan as they react to Rangers Champions League exit and preview the huge night ahead for Celtic, Aberdeen, Hibs and St Johnstone.
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