On deadline day, the boys discuss the big talking points in a week where St Mirren won at Celtic park for the first time in 30 years, Alex Dyer leave Killie, Lampard leaves Chelsea and details of Messi's contract are leaked.

Heed The Baw

Holy history breakers, deadline day dealings and Messi's millions

Andy, Steven and Jamie are back to ponder Celtic's Dubai doomsday and ask who should pay the price. Plus, that one consistent question: why are our officials quite so bad?

A list of reasons why Scottish football teams should not visit Dubai

Andy, Jamie and Steven debate the weekends Old Firm match

How to win a Derby with no shots on target - Old firm reaction

The one where we discuss wrapping for the first seven minutes

The gents reconvene to chat Neil Lennon, Rangers, Livingston and ponder what can fix Barcelona.

Heed the Baw: Ten for Len or adios Neil? Rangers march on and why inviting your bride to a football game won't end well

Jamie, Andy and a very unhappy bunny called Steven discuss the Old Firm, Hamilton's struggles, why seeing Andy Halliday in maroon makes Jamie cry and a look at the struggles of the new West of Scotland league.

Heed the Baw: "It's the equivalent of seeing your wife with another bloke."

Steven, Jame and Andrew return from a sabbatical to ponder the never ending circus that is Scottish football while taking a look at the wider European game.

Heed The Baw: Time for Jambos to bite the bullet, why current Gers side will fall short and what now for Messi?

Steven, Andy and Jamie regroup to ponder if the fate of Scottish football will be decided on the park, in meetings rooms or in the courts. The trio also consider if Rangers, Hearts and Partick Thistle have a leg to stand on and if the time has come for restructure across the Scottish football landscape.

You may take our football, COVID-19, but you'll never take our ability to make an arse of it.

With football chat and opinions that the world simply needs right now, Andy, Steven and Jamie return to ask when can we get our game back, contemplate how Hearts find themselves up the creek again and issue a passionate rebuttal to football noughts and crosses.

Corona KO, Turmoil at Tynecastle, and it's a no to noughts and crosses

Jamie and Steven meet up with friend of the pod and all round good guy Andy Alston to discuss Hamilton's start to the season, the dilemmas facing Hibs and Hearts and why Queens Park had to break history and turn pro. Plus a look at the decline of the Largs Mafia.

Jack Ross appreciation society; End of an era in Mount Florida; The decline of the Largs Mafia

Andrew, Steven and Jamie look ahead to the Betfred Cup semi final double header at Hampden, as Hibs and the under-threat Paul Heckingbottom tries to stop Celtic's 30 (yes THIRTY) in a row on Saturday; and Rangers square off against manager-less Hearts on Sunday. Also, we look at the shocking financial results from Tannadice as Dundee United’s face the prospect of a cashflow crisis.

Semi-final previews: Capital punishment? + Dundee United’s cashflow crisis

Can Hearts finally turn a corner under Craig Levein? Or is there something more cynical at play at Tynecastle Park? Andrew, Jamie and Steven discuss fortunes at Gorgie; the lack of fortunes swirling around Inverness Caledonian Thistle; whether Aberdeen can finally give post-Lazio Celtic a bloody nose; and what East Fife have in common with Liverpool.

Levein limps on; Trying times at the Tulloch; Unbeaten Young stays on at Bayview

Your favourite trio explore Sunday's Edinburgh derby and consider what it means for both clubs and managers. An ever-changing picture at Firhill is also analysed.

Paul Hecking-second-bottom; Maroon redemption; and change at Firhill

It's a busy few days for Rangers and Celtic, following European success, an Old Firm clash and deadline day business. Is Ryan Kent worth the outlay? Can Greg Taylor make the step up to become Celtic's number one? Will Osman Sow ever get off the Kilmarnock bench?

Heed The Baw: Kent, Taylor and, er, Sow... It's a Scottish deadline day bonanza

Heed The Baw: Derby previews - Old Firm acid test and Dundee promotion hopes

Ranting and rambling about the weird and wonderful world of Scottish football. Featuring Jamie Milligan, Steven O'Neill and Andrew Burns.

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