Regular host Simon Furnivall had the week off, and as a result we present to you this train wreck of a podcast as Gary Linton hosts Robert McCracken and Paul Fisher for some SPL chat, at least two instances of “shouldn’t we really know this?” and a prediction about Kilwinning. There’s also the regular 20 Questions game, if you can survive that far.…

We return after a week’s hiatus to discuss the latest round of SPL fixtures, give Simon the chance to be overly smug about Hearts reaching the Scottish Cup final, Robert the chance to bemoan Steven Davis’ presence on the PFA Player of the Year shortlist and Gary the chance to screw up our game of 20 Questions. So give us 53 minutes of your time. Li…

Gary Linton returns to the line up, but at the worst possible time for a Rangers fan as he’s forced to discuss Celtic wrapping up the title. Robert McCracken ran away so that he didn’t have to discuss Killie’s 6-0 humiliation, and with no SPL fixtures to preview this weekend, we talked a bit about the national team. Listen to the show Subscribe via…

Despite the absence of Gary Linton, we muddled through for a third week of SPL podcasting, discussing Dundee United’s superb run of form, refereeing standards in the SPL and just how badly Kilmarnock got beat. Join us for all that and another round of 20 questions. Listen to the show Subscribe via iTunes Direct download…

We’ve assembled for a second week (and Simon yet again forgot to ask the questions sent in via twitter) to discuss the SPL and its goings on. Should Cha Du-Ri have been sent off, did Motherwell bottle it at Rugby Park, and just what is the fate of Hearts manager Paulo Sergio? All that plus another round of 20 questions. Listen to the show Subscribe…

Welcome to the debut show of the SPL Podcast. We have assembled a panel of four men who know nothing about the game to talk about a league that no one is interested in. In our first show we discuss Killie’s stunning League Cup victory, Heart’s continued dominance of the Edinburgh derby, whether Jim Jefferies is the right man to take over at Dunferm…