Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson chat through the weekend's Scottish Premiership action, including Aberdeen outlasting Hearts, Killie's epic comeback at Dundee and Hibs doing their best once again to shoot themselves in the foot.

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Fraser Clarke and Craig G Telfer team up to discuss all the big games in the Scottish lower leagues from the past weekend. The pair look at Raith Rovers ending Falkirk's unbeaten run, the worst defending in the history of this podcast, and whether or not Chris Aitken is the right man to save Stranraer's season.

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Tony Anderson and Robert Borthwick discuss the Scottish Premiership weekend, including Derek McInnes second guessing himself, Nicky Devlin's Scotland candidacy, another young gun impressing at Motherwell, Hibs becoming very Scottish Premiership, Adam Forrester standing up for Hearts, and Celtic being utterly scintillating.

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Fraser Clarke is on hosting duties this week and he's joined by Sean Elderbrant to take a closer look at the fortunes and misadventures of a select group of lower-league clubs so far this season.

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Craig Fowler and Euan Taylor analyse the two games from the Scottish Premiership this past weekend as St Mirren called time on Steven Naismith's Hearts career and Ross County and St Johnstone played out the poorest quality 3-3 you're likely to see. Then they get on to chatting about the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals as Lennon Miller inspired Motherwell, Falkirk impressed at Celtic Park, Rangers flexed their attacking muscles and Aberdeen showed off their strength in depth.

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Shaughan McGuigan gets together with Craig G Telfer to analyse every single thing that happened in the Scottish lower leagues over the past seven days. The pair talk about Raith Rovers' alarming start to the campaign, Inverness Caledonian Thistle's unbeaten season so far (unless you're counting the defeat to Annan Athletic), mistaken identity, dynamic ticket pricing, professional wrestling, Edinburgh City's draw with Clyde, Stranraer's first victory and much more!

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Craig Fowler and Robert Borthwick discuss the action from the Scottish Premiership weekend. The pair talk about the many refereeing controversies in Paisley, Ross County finding their Yan Dhanda replacement, Hibs recruitment looking better than advertised, Pape Gueye already cementing the 'Most Improved Player' award, the full debut of Celtic's £10m man and Tom Lawrence fighting to keep his place at Rangers.

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Fraser Clarke and Craig G Telfer review the third round of the SPFL Trust Trophy, looking at the winners and losers from the weekend's action. They talk about Kevin Cawley's stunning brace, Queen of the South's goal-shy strikers, meeting the stars of the small screen, terrible kick-offs and jaw-dropping comebacks, and much, much more!

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Our resident former referee Craig Anderson leads an explanation of IFAB's Laws of the Game, which dictate the rules for football.

In this episode, he talks Euan Taylor through the offside law. We've all done the rudimentary explanation using salt-and-pepper shakers to a bored date at a restaurant, but there's a good few variables which have to be broken down.

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Joel Sked and Tony Anderson discuss, in detail, Sunday evening's Nations League defeat to Portugal, including the performance of Lyndon Dykes, Billy Gilmour further underlining his importance, the good and bad of Scott McKenna and Angus Gunn, Steve Clarke's credit, the manager's use of Ben Doak, £2 pints and bringing a walking stick to the pub.

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