Scotland are 10 points, level with Denmark at the top of the group and are now within touching distance of the World Cup - so the lads hit the important debating points, what is Scotland's world cup song - Born in The USA by Springsteen or Living In America by James Brown? Danny, Laurie, Josh and debutant Daris debrief Two Jobby Performances but six massive points and while doing so, manage to name every player to have scored under Steve Clarke.

The two John's, Danny, Graeme D and Josh are joined by comedian Mark Nelson and Clark from the Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal. We kick off by chatting about the great work that TASA do where they have given money to organisations abroad when Scotland are on their travels. Check out where you can see previous donations and find out how you can get involved.

This week on the Scottish Football Forums Podcast, John is joined by Charlie, Dave, Danny and Ethan to dissect another lively weekend of action. The guys look back at the domestic scene, including Talbot’s big Scottish Cup win over local rivals Cumnock. There’s plenty of chat on the managerial situation at Aberdeen, with opinions flying on what direction the Dons should take next.

In this episode, John and Krys are joined by author Steven Lawther to discuss his latest book, "We Led in Munich: the Unlikely Adventures of Raith Rovers in Europe". The book is effectively a follow up to Steven's "Unthinkable: Raith Rovers Improbably Journey from the Bottom of Scottish Football" in which Raith Rovers went on to win the League Cup in November 1994 and thus qualify for Europe.

Our latest episode has a special intro from our friend across the water who prefers soccer to football. John, Charlie, Danny and Laurie are joined by Ethan from The Dugout. The show kicks off with some League Cup chat, pressure at Aberdeen and only one happy camper in the cup. Danny is keen to stress that Simo's Sexy Saints won again and everything is perfect in Perth.

Podcast Episode · Scottish Football Forums Podcast · 09/18/2025 · 1h 39m

Danny hosts our latest Championship podcast with fans from a number of clubs - Allen, Heather, Ross, Ali. They discuss what has been happening with the Championship so far. This includes what has been happening on the pitch, sexy St Johnstone and rubbish Ross County. Obviously as always there is plenty of interesting vhat about new signings, managers new and old and much more.

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The 2025/26 season is no ordinary campaign for Hibernian Football Club. It marks a remarkable 150 years since the club’s founding in 1875, and the anniversary is being celebrated in the most fitting way possible: with the return of the green and white hoops. The decision has struck a chord with supporters. For many, it is more than a strip; it is a statement, a tribute, and a piece of history brought back to life.

The greatest 5 a side team assembled since Trainspotting on the latest show with John, Charlie, Danny, Graeme D and Josh. We kick things off with Josh's adventures in Denmark where you can have a game of bingo for everything that happened to him. A positive couple of results leads to plenty of interesting chat about Scotland's professionalism. There is room for debate too as we all want to see the national team do even better.

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Charlie is joined for the second episode this week by three of the lads from one of his favourite bands about just now — The Rants. Logan and Shay jump on for a chat about how they came together, where the name came from, and the influences that have shaped their sound. We dive into their debut EP Ode To a Broken Soul, the stories behind them, and which songs they love playing most live.

John, Jeff and Josh are joined by football author Shareef Abdullah. There is chat about his recent book 'Five in a Row' about Scotland at Italia 90. The inspiration behind Shareef's decision to write the book and favourite memories of the tournament are explored. We reflect on the strength of our squad back then with there being some top players who never even made it to the tournament.