Sportsound Videos

Taken from BBC Radio Scotland's Sports Report programme of Saturday 28 November, 2009, Alison Robbie and Annie McGuire provide a round-up of the day's Scottish football action.

Jonathan Sutherland presents as the Sportsound team discuss Dan Petrescu's emergence as a possible contender for the Scotland job, Mark McGhee's comments about the Dundee clubs merging and the retiral through injury of Celtic defender John Kennedy.

Kenny MacIntyre and guests discuss Rangers' exit from Europe and we hear a thought provoking interview with former Celtic player Neil Lennon about his battle with depression.

Richard Gordon, Billy Dodds, Craig Paterson, Jim Traynor, Chick Young look forward to Rangers' ultimately unsuccessful match against Stuttgart, and discuss the impact of the absence of defender Madjid Bougherra while Alasdair Lamont gets the German perspective on the evening's match.

Kenny MacIntyre and the Sportsound team discuss Rangers defender Madjid Bougherra late return from international duty as well as previewing the Ibrox sides Champions League match against Stuttgart.

Presented by Richard Gordon, you'll hear coverage of Dundee Utd's SPL win over Celtic and near neighbours Dundee thrilling comback to win the Alba Challenge Cup over Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Annie McGuire, Stephen Craigan, Billy Dodds and Jim Spence analyse the final days of George Burley's reign as Scotland manager and discuss some of the potential successors to Burley as national manager.

We know that this is the Scottish football podcast but we simply couldn't ignore the drama of Thierry Henry's hand ball incident, so Jim Spence and the Sportsound team put a Scottish spin on things.

Kenny Macintyre and guests Pat Nevin and Chick Young discuss the vacant Scotland manager's job, and get defender David Weir's thoughts on George Burley's dismissal and chat about fat footballers.

Kenny MacIntyre and the Sportsound team discuss potential candidates to replace George Burley in the role of Scotland manager.

Presenter Jim Spence and guests Jim Traynor and Craig Paterson discuss the dramatic events of the day which saw Scotland manager George Burley's departure. The boys discuss Burley's tenure in charge of the national side and also look at the likely contenders to take on the job.

Richard Gordon and the Sportsound team discuss the implications of the 3-0 defeat of Scotland in the friendly match at Cardiff.

Annie McGuire and guests discuss wether international matches should be on free-to-view TV, Jim Spence gets on his soap box and Dunfermline's Jim Leishman explains ladies day at East End Park.

On the day Rangers announced an increase in their debt to £31m, they were fined £18,000 by Uefa for the trouble caused by some fans in Bucharest, and the English Premier League rejected a proposal to welcome the Old Firm into a two-tier set-up, BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound on Thursday 12 November focused on the challenges facing the Glasgow club. Host Richard Gordon is joined by Sandy Clark, Chick Young and Jim Traynor, and there are interviews with Rangers chairman Alastair Johnston, and Stevie Smith of the Rangers Supporters Trust.

Today's podcast is taken from the Sportsound Special broadcast on Wednesday 11 November on the future of the Old Firm. As the English Premier League prepared to review Bolton chairman Phil Gartside's proposals for a two-tier league involving both Glasgow clubs, Richard Gordon was joined by Pat Nevin, Chick Young and chris McLaughlin to discuss the way forward for Celtic, Rangers and Scottish football.

Presenter Kenny Macintyre and guests, Jack Ross and Allan Preston discuss club fines with Kilmarnock chairman Michael Johnston and talk about all things Accies with Hamilton manager Billy Reid.

Kenny MacIntyre and the Sportsound team look at Celtic's defensive line, discuss the Co-operative Insurance Cup semi-final draw and you'll hear from St Mirren's Andy Dorman who has been called up for Wales to face Scotland.

Richard Gordon and the Sportsound team talk about the plans for Kilmarnock to fine players for bad discipline and we have the best bits from the SPL match between Falkirk and Celtic.

Taken from BBC Radio Scotland's Sports Report programme of Saturday 7 November, 2009, Annie McGuire and Jane Lewis provide a round-up of the day’s Scottish football action.