The Go Radio Football Show: October 2nd, 2026 with Scottish Gas.
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Scotland’s Nations League campaign takes centre stage as Barry Ferguson joins Paul Cooney to assess the defeat to Switzerland, look ahead to a must-win clash with North Macedonia, and debate the future direction of the national team under Seb Pocognoli. The pair also dive into the latest Celtic and Rangers talking points, Brendan Rodgers’ upcoming Glasgow audience event, transfer recruitment, and the return of the Tennent’s Sixes.
Key Highlights
- Barry Ferguson on Scotland's response to Switzerland and why North Macedonia is a must-win.
- Celtic midfielder Mika Baur earns his Germany debut.
- Celtic recruitment under the microscope as supporters question midfield investment.
- Brendan Rodgers' sold-out Glasgow audience event sparks debate about his Celtic exit.
- Rangers praised for their recent resurgence and strong start to the season.
- Motherwell fan Graeme wins £250 and discusses the club's exciting progress.
- Lennon Miller's development and Scotland's next generation of talent.
- The return of the Tennent's Sixes and Barry Ferguson's involvement from the dugout.
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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