Charlie Miller joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a wide ranging reaction to a huge weekend in Scottish football.

The trio break down the latest Celtic v Rangers clash, looking at the key moments, performances and what it told us about both sides. The conversation then turns to the sacking of Wilfried Nancy and what Celtic do next, with discussion around Martin O’Neill and the direction the club now finds itself in.

Attention also shifts to Rangers and the impact of Rohl, with Charlie giving his take on their recent revival and whether it signals a real turning point or just a short term bounce.

Honest opinions, strong reactions and plenty of insight as Scottish football digests another dramatic week.

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Tony Cascarino joins Simon Houston and Frank McAvennie for a brilliant, hilarious and brutally honest conversation about a football career that never followed the expected script.

Arriving at Celtic as a record signing from Aston Villa, Tony looks back candidly on why his time in Glasgow did not work out. He speaks openly about the pressure, the scrutiny and the mistakes he made, while delivering plenty of laugh out loud stories along the way, including a scathing and unforgettable assessment of one former Celtic teammate.

Despite that difficult spell, Tony reflects on the moment that still connects him to the Celtic support. Scoring against Rangers at Ibrox remains a hugely significant memory for him, and he explains why that goal still means so much all these years later.

The conversation then moves to France, where Tony explains how his career finally clicked. He talks about becoming a major success abroad, why the change of culture suited him, and how it brought out the best football of his career.

Tony also looks back warmly on representing Ireland under Jack Charlton, recalling special moments, strong bonds and a period of international football that remains a genuine source of pride.

Funny, self aware and completely unfiltered, Tony Cascarino proves to be a wonderful storyteller from start to finish. A cracking listen for Simon and Frank, and a must for anyone who loves football stories told properly.

Frank McAvennie pulls no punches in this episode of Let Me Be Frank as he puts his greatest teams up against today’s Celtic and West Ham sides and makes some bold predictions.

Frank compares Celtic’s legendary Centenary team of 1988 with the current squad and predicts the exact score if the two sides went head to head. He breaks down key match ups, including Paul McStay versus Callum McGregor and Johnny Kenny versus Mick McCarthy, and explains why he believes his era would come out on top.

The conversation then turns to West Ham, as Frank pits the famous 1986 side against the modern team. Once again, he names the scoreline and talks through classic battles like Tony Cottee versus Callum Wilson, explaining what made those old teams so hard to play against.

It is opinionated, nostalgic and full of classic Macca confidence as he asks the ultimate question. Would today’s teams really cope with the great sides of the past?

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Willie Haughey joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a powerful and emotional conversation about Celtic past, present and future.

Willie gives his honest view on whether Wilfried Nancy should survive as Celtic manager and where the club goes from here. He speaks passionately about the need for peace and harmony between the board and the supporters, insisting that division will get Celtic nowhere and that unity is essential.

He also reflects on what Frank McAvennie means to him personally, shares emotional memories of Tommy Burns that still bring tears, and explains why Paul McStay was such a unique and special figure in Celtic history.

This is a wide ranging, heartfelt episode covering leadership, identity, loss and hope, with plenty of insight into what Celtic need right now and why the values of the club matter more than ever.

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This week Simon is in the studio with Owen Coyle while Frank joins live from the Maldives, and what follows is one of the most entertaining conversations we have ever had on the podcast.

Owen gives his full backing to new Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy, defending the early tactical choices and laughing off the drama surrounding the now famous tiny tactics board. He also speaks strongly about former Rangers boss Russell Martin, condemning the horrendous abuse Martin has received and offering a warm assessment of him as both a coach and a person.

As a lifelong Celtic fan, Owen opens up about why he felt he could never have been a Celtic striker, and he addresses the rumours about whether he was ever close to becoming Celtic manager. He and Frank revisit the day of Frank’s second Celtic debut against Airdrie with Owen lining up on the opposite side, sharing brilliant memories from a colourful era of Scottish football.

Owen also relives the wild 5 to 3 promotion decider between Dundee and Queen’s Park at Ochilview, the pitch invasion that followed, and the moment Dundee boss Gary Bowyer tried to rush him to safety. Owen’s response sums him up perfectly: “I am from the Gorbals. I can handle myself.”

Packed with strong opinions, honesty and plenty of hilarious moments, this is Owen Coyle at his most open and relaxed. A brilliant episode for anyone who loves football, Celtic chat or a top class storyteller.

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Charlie Mulgrew joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a brilliant football and golf packed episode. From teeing it up with Henrik Larsson at the Dunhill Links to interviewing Andy Murray and even Bill Murray, Charlie has stories for every occasion.

He also talks Scotland at the World Cup, the route that could take them all the way, and whether Callum McGregor should return to the national team setup. There is plenty of Scottish football chat and classic Mulgrew humour throughout.

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Frankly Speaking returns and this week Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston dig into Scotland’s World Cup hopes and the big selection dilemmas ahead.

Frank and Simon discuss whether Callum McGregor and Harvey Barnes should be in the squad, how Scotland can get the best out of their midfield, and what the team needs to go deep in the tournament.

Frank also looks back at the 1986 World Cup and explains why he believes Sir Alex Ferguson made a big mistake by not starting him alongside Charlie Nicholas. He talks through how close he felt Scotland were to doing something special with the right partnerships on the pitch.

Plenty of strong opinions, laughs and classic Macca honesty.

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Frank and Simon are joined by comedian Des McLean and playwright Jim Orr for a fast, funny and fiery episode. Jim talks about If You Know You’re History?, their new Celtic stage show coming to the Pavilion next August, and how it revisits the club’s darkest days in the early 90s.

Des brings the laughs with his voices and a brilliant story about the time he phoned Sean Connery pretending to be Billy Connolly. The pair also reflect on their earlier success Bend It Like Bertie.

Jim gives his blunt view on the Celtic AGM, explaining what he believes should have happened and comparing the Desmond family to the old Kelly regime.

And Frank reacts to Terry Butcher’s latest attack, revisiting their famous bust-up that ended up in court. Connolly chaos, AGM honesty and Butcher battles — a true Know Your History episode.