Off the Ball Podcast

The most petty and ill informed podcast in the world! Football Italia legend James Richardson is back on the show, this time to lookahead to the Milan derby. He compares football in Italy to football in Scotland and discusses the impact Franco Baresi's death had in his adopted homeland. Stuart and Tam also chat to Gary Innes about shinty injuries, run-ins with refs and having a Hoolie in New York with Alan Cumming. All this plus the Terracing Teaser and our Halloween XI featuring Bat Nevin, Jonathan Ghould and Charlie Mul-gruesome.

The most petty and ill informed podcast in the world! The Well Society's Derek Watson comes on to chat about Motherwell reaching 10 years of fan ownership, Cillian tells us about an event he's putting on with Neil Lennon, James McFadden and Aidan McGeady and we hear from Twin Atalntic's Ross McNae and Barry McKenna about their new album - Separation From The Animals. Plus there's the Terracing Teaser and the Ancient Egypt XI featuring Sacorpha-Gus McPherson, Nile McGinn and Gordon Ramesses

The most petty and ill informed podcast in the world! Tam's in London so we've got award winning comedian Susie Mccabe in the hot seat with Stuart Cosgrove. Writer Adam Kenicer talks about his book Tynecastle Rising covering last year's incredible season, rapper Billy Boyd talks about California Schemin' getting it's US release and his new book covering his amazing story and Livingstone's Cammy Kerr reviews the weekend's games. Plus we're joined by Scott Watson from Armadale Thistle who tells us about how his team had to play two games... in one day! All this and the Terracing Teaser and our Cold Weather XI featuring Bertie Cauld and Chilly Bremner!

The most petty and ill informed podcast in the world! After an interminable International Break - the football's back. What is your favourite ever football sketch? Can you better than Johnny Sack-ed in the Morning, Bob Valentine's Day Massacre or Ally McHeist for our Gangster XI? Find out why Celtic supporting comedian James Gardner has to buy merch from the Rangers store and Scottish Government Gaelic Ambassador and former Inverness Caley player Calum Ferguson explaind how James' favourite player's name means the Son of the Sea in gaelic. All this plus the Terracing Teaser.