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We are back again to discuss Queen's season happily coming towards a close as we secure our place in the Championship following a spirited 0-0 draw against Morton. We cover Ferrie's heroics, a frustrating 2-0 loss against Raith after some...questionable refereeing decisions, and look ahead to our next match against Dunfermline.
Just the duo of David and Enzo with you this week, as we reflect on a successful couple of weeks for Queen's Park who picked up 4 points from fixtures against St. Johnstone and Ross County, all but securing our Championship status going into the 2026/27 season. We also review all of the news from around the club, before looking ahead to Raith Rovers' visit to Lesser Hampden and our upcoming trip to Greenock.
David, Enzo and Calum do their best to get a match review out of the 1-0 defeat to Arbroath last Saturday, which isn't easy given the lack of on-field action and Enzo's lack of memory. Nikolay Todorov tells us about how he's settled in at QP so far since joining in the January window, before we look ahead to a potentially daunting trip to Perth to face the champions-elect.
David is back from his week off and joins Enzo and Calum to discuss the two games and four points taken from Ayr United after an away win and home draw with different talking points in each. A brief news round up including the run-in for Queen's Park Women, before a look ahead to this Saturday and a trip to what must be everyone's favourite away ground, Gayfield Park in Arbroath.
Calum, Enzo, and Gregor have a lot to discuss this week with three matches to review; a draw with St. Johnstone, defeat at the hands of Dunfermline, and a vital win against Airdrie. We also talk about Queen's Park reaching the Scottish Youth Cup final for the first time ever and the SWPL2 split, before moving on to preview our double header with Ayr United.
Calum, David and Enzo are back to discuss a second consecutive league win against Morton. We chat through the impact of recent additions, an increasingly experienced squad, and provide some well earned optimism when previewing our upcoming matches against St Johnstone and Dunfermline.
David, Enzo and Gregor are back this week to look at another couple of games that once again had us feeling all sorts of emotions, from the horror of an 8-0 defeat to Rangers kicking us out the Scottish Cup, to a massive three points away from home against Ross County who everyone now agrees are actual relegation rivals this season. There's not too much else to discuss other than the key points from these games before turning our attention to this Saturday as we get ready to take on Greenock Morton.
Calum, David, and Enzo are back with you this week as the games come thick and fast for Queen's Park. We discuss the January transfer window in more detail including Josh Fowler's departure from the club, before moving on to the win vs Arbroath and the disappointing loss at the hands of Ross Count. We end things by having a chat about Sunday's visit to Ibrox; we couldn't do it again, surely?
David and Enzo are back to kickstart 2026 after a delayed start thanks to multiple weather delays, and the time off even had us confused at what games we need to cover! But we recap the KDM Evolution trophy win over Forfar and elimination to Raith Rovers, league defeat against Raith again, and a wild Scottish Cup tie against Stranraer that sees us progress thanks to an ineligible player debacle. We round off the month for all associated QP teams before looking ahead to Arbroath at home this coming Saturday.
For the last time in 2025, the gang are together on the eve of the 2-2 draw against Partick Thistle to recap that game as well as the 3-0 victory over Airdrie, with plenty to talk about on the pitch at both and off the pitch in Mount Florida. There's the usual look around the league before the QP Quiz Of The Year which of course had to go slightly wrong for David given the time of night and alcohol consumed! The episode ends with a look ahead to our first game of 2026, a trip to the coast to take on Ayr United.
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