World renowned artist David Shrigley joins Jonathan Sutherland for a very special edition of the Scottish Football Podcast. The Turner Prize nominee reminisces about how he became a Partick Thistle fan, reveals the story behind the most famous mascot in football and explains why he and the Kingsley are now ‘inextricably linked’. He also discusses Andy Murray, Jimmy Kimmel and why being interviewed on Sky Sports News was a career highlight. Would he ever create another mascot and how would Kingsley

Amy Canavan is joined by Kevin McCluskie – editor of HungarianFootball.com – and BBC Sport Scotland journalist and commentator Thomas Duncan. They discuss SFA Chief Executive Ian Maxwell’s statement that the ‘VAR process needs to improve’ and that everyone needs to work together to ‘remove the convenient blame culture’. And we shift our attention to international football and get the lowdown on Scotland’s Euro 2024 opponents Hungary, Switzerland and Germany. Dauntingly Kevin reckons confidence in

What is Paul Merson's biggest regret of his career? The Arsenal legend reveals all to Craig and Amy plus he explains the differences between George Graham and Arsene Wenger, takes us back to his time in the Walsall dugout, and explains how Glenn Hoddle calmed his nerves when he was facing a World Cup penalty shootout. Paul also talks openly about his addictions and how when it comes to gambling football needs to take it more seriously.Details of information and support with addiction are available

Aiden McGeady and Kenny Miller join Amy Canavan to go through all the big talking points in Scottish football. They discuss the postponement of Dundee’s game with Rangers and assess all the action from a weekend that saw Celtic reclaim top spot and Kilmarnock produce a comeback for the ages. Charlotte Cohen also drops by to fill us in on a potentially pivotal day in the SWPL.

Michael Stewart & Shelley Kerr debate the big talking points including the title race, huge wins for Aberdeen, Hibs, Kilmarnock & Ross County. Plus the fans get their say.

Pat gets grilled on his recent handball, VAR and developing the ‘dark arts’ of football in another episode where Joe puts some of your questions to him. Rotherham fans can treat this as a confessional whilst everyone else can enjoy this final episode before Joe has to take a free kick at the Leeds’ training ground, and it’s fair to say he’s still quite stressed about it.

Jane Lewis is joined by former Scotland goalkeeper Gemma Fay and former Rangers & Dundee striker Rory Loy to look back over Rangers' Europa exit and preview the weekend's fixtures.

Stuart McCall and Steven Thompson discuss Rangers' disappointing defeat to Benfica at Ibrox. Plus Rangers boss Philippe Clement assesses the performance.

Reaction to Dundee 1-0 Aberdeen and Ross County 2-2 Hibs & we hear from all four managers

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Phil Goodlad is joined by Falkirk captain Stephen McGinn and former Scotland striker Lee Miller to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They look back on Raith Rovers’ potentially vital win over Partick Thistle, preview Dundee v Aberdeen and Ross County v Hibs and give their thoughts on Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad for the friendlies against the Netherlands and Northern Ireland.

The boys dissect that epic Liverpool-Manchester City clash and there's a lot of love for Virgil Van Dijk - though not so much for VAR. As the most exciting title race in years shapes up, they all give their final predictions for the top four, with very different results.Plus, Rickie shocks the boys with the news that saying ‘megs’ can now get a youth player banned for three weeks. We ask, should we be discouraging young players from showing off? Got a query that only a professional footballer can

Hearts beat Morton to progress to the Scottish Cup semi-finals. We hear from Steven Naismith, Craig Gordon and Dougie Imrie and get the draw for the last four.

Lawrence Shankland sits down for an in depth interview with Brian McLauchlin about his journey from amateur football and working outside the game to scoring for Scotland. In an open and frank conversation he discusses the ‘sliding doors moment’ that led to his career changing move to Ayr United, his ‘difficult’ spell in Belgium, becoming Hearts captain and dealing with transfer speculation.

Stephen O’Donnell and Kevin Thomson join Liam McLeod to discuss the fallout from an eventful weekend in Scottish football. They look back on three Scottish Cup quarter-finals that saw Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen progress to the semis and preview Morton v Hearts. Aberdeen fan JJ Bull of The Athletic also drops in to assess the situation at Pittodrie following the shock departure of Neil Warnock.

Post-match reaction as Celtic ultimately see off a resilient Livingston to reach the Scottish Cup semi-finals. And Rangers prove too strong for Hibs in the capital.

Michael Stewart, Allan Preston and Bobby Madden debate a day of mixed emotions for Aberdeen. Plus Championship reaction & VAR debate, as the fans get their say.

After receiving hundreds of messages, Patrick and Joe open the floor to your questions. For some reason Patrick's agreed to answer anything Joe asks on behalf of the listeners, so expect the hosts to tackle such burning and contentious issues as “what’s your favourite dinosaur?”. We also discover what non-footballing things players think about when they're on the pitch, and how Patrick really feels about his FIFA avatar.

Kenny Miller and Steven Thompson debate another impressive European display by Rangers, as the Ibrox side draw 2-2 at Benfica in the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie.

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