The Go Radio Football Show: September 30th, 2026 with Scottish Gas.
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Scotland’s 3-0 defeat to Switzerland dominates the debate as Peter Grant joins Paul Cooney to dissect a frustrating night at Hampden. Despite the scoreline, there’s optimism around new manager, with discussion on Scotland’s tactical changes, the controversial red card, encouraging signs from the new system, and what comes next against North Macedonia. The conversation then broadens into a passionate debate about the future of Scottish football, youth development, school football, and why fewer youngsters are playing the game.
Key Highlights
- Peter Grant analyses Jack Hendry's early red card and how it changed the game.
- Positives from Scotland's new-look system under Rudi Pocognoli.
- Debate over Angus Gunn's performance and Scotland's goalkeeping options.
- Were Scotland denied key decisions involving McBurnie and McGinn?
- Strong reaction to Switzerland's quality and tactical discipline.
- A passionate discussion on the decline of youth football in Scotland.
- Why Peter Grant believes school football must return to the heart of player development.
- Calls for fewer substitutes and more opportunities for young players.
- Looking ahead to North Macedonia and Scotland's route back to winning ways.
What is The Go Radio Football Show Podcast?
This is Glasgow’s Own Scottish Football Show that features a rotating panel of well-known football personalities including ex Rangers Interim Manager Barry Ferguson, Celtic Hero Charlie Mulgrew, Award Winning Journalist Mark Guidi. Plus ex Rangers Interim Assistant Billy Dodds, Defenders Craig Moore, Richard Foster and ex Striker Kevin Kyle and Celtic Heroes Peter Grant, Aiden McGeady and Andy Walker.
Hosted by Paul Cooney, the show has In-depth analysis of Scottish football, especially Celtic and Rangers in the Scottish Premiership - it airs live weeknights from 5pm on Go Radio.
Listener interaction, with fans calling in to share opinions and ask questions.
Live reactions to match results, transfer news, and managerial updates.
Behind-the-scenes stories, especially from former players and managers.
Bold predictions and debates on title races, relegation battles, and standout players.
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