Robinson is a good appointment, a strong appointment for Aberdeen

Gordon Parks reckons the pressure will be too great for Hearts as they prepare for the 9 game run-in to the title. Martin O'Neill reckons the huge away support will become a thing of the past. The late statements from Celtic and Rangers are analysed by the panel as well as predictions for all six matches in the Scottish Premiership.

Tam McManus can see good times ahead for Aberdeen under new manager Stephen Robinson. The fallout from Rangers v Celtic continues and the dismal performance of English clubs in Europe is also on the agenda.

Hugh Macdonald does not think the attitude, conduct or indeed laws or sanctions will have any major effect on the old firm game going forward. The police handling of the match, fan behaviour and possible repercussions are all debated on today's show. The state of Aberdeen and Oli McBurnie's chances of a Scotland recall come under the spotlight too.

Peter Martin and Alan Rough discuss the possible sanctions and penalties for Rangers, Celtic and their supporters after Sunday's Scottish cup-quarter final.

Tam McManus believes the hooligans who tarnished the old firm Scottish Cup fixture must pay a heavy penalty for their actions. The PLZ panel assess the fall-out from the Rangers v Celtic derby and analyse where it went wrong for Danny Rohl's side in a game they dominated. The semi-final draw is discussed and what happens now at Aberdeen with no manager and very little to play for until the end of the season.

Rangers and Celtic winning nothing in a season would be the biggest failure in the history of the Premiership, according to the PLZ panel. It's Scottish Cup quarter-final weekend. Which team is the favourite to provide the shock of the round?

Peter Martin and Tam McManus firmly believe Callum McGregor must stay fit to keep Celtic on track to retain their Scottish Premiership title. The PLZ panel look back at last night's Aberdeen v Celtic game and look ahead to the four ties in the Scottish cup quarter finals.

Graeme McGarry is hoping other teams will follow Motherwell and Falkirk's lead to try and play attractive football next season. The standard of our game is discussed. The Scottish Cup quarter-final predictions and the new offside rule on the horizon.

The Operations Director of the Scottish Football Union, Alastair Blair, has called on fans to join up for free and offer their opinion on the key issues that concern them surrounding the beautiful game. Peter and Roughie debate the top ten old firm goals of all time.

Alex Rae believes Derek McInnes is well up for the battle for the title, and he has players ready to fight and scrap as well. The old firm fall-out is discussed. The wonder goal from Chermiti and the team selection of Martin O'Neill are all discussed by the PLZ panel. The Maswanhise factor at Motherwell and the battle to avoid the drop are also on the agenda.