In this week's episode, Jamie Durent is joined by Lee McLennan, Caylum Matson and Ewan Paton to discuss a goal-laden weekend in the League Cup.

Lee also has his say on the ownership issues at Hibernian, given the statements made by Black Knight chief Bill Foley on the current Hibs leadership "not listening" to their input.

Our Kilmarnock researcher Ewan also helps us preview Killie's European tie with Cercle Brugge on Thursday night, with Josh Watson sending us a wee voice note to look at St Mirren's tie with Valur.

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On this week's episode, Lee McLennan is joined by St Johnstone fan Mark Christie and Tracey Smith to discuss this week's action in the League Cup.

There's also St Johnstone's new ownership, under US lawyer Adam Webb, which has gone through and a wider debate about the impact of American investment in Scottish football.

Finally, Tracey - a former fan representative on the board at Hibernian - talks about her business, Player Care and Support Services, which aims to help players and their families with their lives away from the football pitch.

This week on the OnlySPFL fans, Lee, Caylum and Andy talk about Aberdeen and Hibs' preseason preparation, transfers and more!

We also get the thoughts from some Football Manager researchers on how they think their team will do this season!

Fresh from the full-time whistle in Cologne, Jamie Durent and Caylum Matson sat down to mull over an encouraging night for Scotland fans. The 1-1 draw with Switzerland keeps their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages alive at Euro 2024. There's Billy Gilmour's impact, Kieran Tierney's injury and a degree of optimism heading into Sunday's pivotal clash against Hungary, where Scotland's fate will be determined. As always, leave a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts from and give us a follow on X

In this episode, Jamie and Lee look ahead to Scotland's game with Switzerland on Wednesday night, hot on the heels of the debacle against Germany.

Is Billy Gilmour the answer to all our problems? Does Anthony Ralston remain at right wing-back? Is there enough positivity left in the country? We'll hopefully be back with a post-match debrief after Wednesday's game in Cologne, to review all the big talking points. As always, leave a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts and give us a follow on X

On this week's episode, Lee McLennan and Jamie Durent are joined by STV sports reporter Jamie Borthwick for his pod debut.

We start this week with Scotland (where else?) and the build-up to the opening game of Euro 2024 against Germany. There's injury scares, selection quandaries and low or lofty expectations for the tournament itself.

Given his patch primarily being in Edinburgh Jamie B walks us through what the future looks like for Hearts and how impressive their summer recruitment has been, as well as an intriguing few months ahead for Hibernian under David Gray and the Black Knight group.

Finally we touch on Jamie B's route into journalism - as if one journalist on the pod wasn't enough - and what his role entails in the modern industry.

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In this special episode, pod regular and Hibernian fan Lee McLennan speaks to fellow supporters Leon Rousseau and Andy Jeffrey about all things concerning the green and white side of Edinburgh.

The guys discuss David Gray's ascension from club legend to the managerial hotseat and the downfall of Nick Montgomery, as well as the structure that will give the new boss the best chance of success.

Recruitment is a key part of any manager's arsenal and the panel look at what areas Hibs need to target, as well as their place within the Black Knights football group.

A must-listen for anyone of a Hibees persuasion.

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In this special episode, Jamie Durent and Lee McLennan assess the differing fortunes of the two teams either side of the Kessock Bridge, Ross County and Caley Thistle.

The Staggies survived in comfortable fashion, beating Raith Rovers in a two-legged Premiership play-off, and gave the manager's job to club favourite Don Cowie. We discuss how key Simon Murray and Yan Dhanda have been to their fortunes, the logic behind giving Cowie the job permanently and what areas they need to address in the sumer.

In the Highland capital, things have been much less rosy for Caley Thistle. Relegated to the third tier for the first time in 25 years, the club created headlines for all the wrong reasons in the aftermath by announcing they were shifting their training base 136 miles away to Kelty in Fife.

Jamie and Lee break down this ever-evolving situation, the fan uproar it has understandably created and what the future of the club could look like. As always, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from and follow us on X for latest updates.