Episode 735: Would Rangers have won the league if they signed Shankland in January?

Peter Martin, Tam McManus, Alan Rough and Gordon Parks discuss the game by game future of Celtic manager, Wilfried Nancy and who decides his fate. The plz team also look ahead to the game of the weekend at Tynecastle where Hearts could kill off Rangers title hopes.

Peter Martin, Joe Miller and Tam McManus discuss Celtic's decision to stick by their manager Wilfried Nancy, a move that Miller reckons will cost the club the League title.

Peter Martin, Hugh Macdonald and Gordon Parks assess all three teams in the title race and pinpoint the key to winning the Scottish Premiership.

Peter Martin and Alan Rough discuss Rangers back in the title race, Celtic in turmoil and Steve Clarke calling on FIFA not to fleece the Tartan army in the quest for World Cup tickets.

Peter Martin, Alan Rough, Alex Rae and Tam McManus discuss the fallout from St Mirren defeating Celtic in the PremierSports Cup final. Calls for Wilfried Nancy to be sacked are wide of the mark. Hearts set to spend in the transfer window and managers getting sacked at the weekend are all on the agenda.

Peter Martin, Tam McManus and Alan Rough discuss a disastrous night for Scottish clubs in Europe. The Premier Sports Cup final takes place on Sunday between Celtic and St Mirren. One pundit thinks Celtic boss, Wildried Nancy will be under pressure in his job if he loses to the Saints at Hampden.  

Peter Martin, Hugh MacDonald and Gordon Parks react to clickbait criticism of Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy. Is Josh Mulligan going to the World Cup with Scotland? What next for Mo Salah and a fitting tribute to the late great Celtic legend Dixie Deans.

Peter Martin and Alan Rough pay tribute to Dixie Deans who sadly passed away at the age of 79. He scored a hat-trick in two cup finals, both against Hibernian. He famously scored a double hat-trick against Roughie in a 7-0 win at Celtic Park!  A lethal striker, but a fun-filled person, fondly remembered on today's show.

Peter Martin, Hugh MacDonald and Gordon Parks look ahead to the World Cup draw and who they think will win the competition.