Gall is joined by Lorenzo and Kieran as Scotland’s World Cup campaign takes centre stage following a frustrating defeat to Morocco, while Celtic’s slow-moving summer continues to test the patience of supporters.
All Episodes
Catch up on all the latest podcasts from the Cynic…
Catch up on all the latest podcasts from the Cynic…
The 2025/26 Season Review – Part One
Welcome to our 2025/26 Season Review as we cast our minds back to the opening months of a campaign that would ultimately deliver drama, division and one of the most chaotic seasons in recent Celtic history.
Gall is joined by Sermanni and Colin to revisit the period from July to September 2025.
The Cynic Weekly – The Fáilte Network
Clare is joined by Tom and Tino from The Fàilte Network, a newly established charity using Celtic FC as a vehicle to welcome refugees and asylum seekers into the club, the community and the match day experience.
The Debrief – Season 2025/26 Review
Gall is joined by Christian and Will to look back on one of the most chaotic seasons in Celtic’s modern history. Despite securing a league and cup double, the campaign was defined by managerial upheaval, inconsistent performances and serious questions about the club’s direction.
The Celtic Women’s Football Show – Season Review 25/26
As well as celebrating a massive and, some would say, surprising cup win on Sunday, Clare and Lorenzo go all the way back to the start of the season to relive how everything played out. Much disappointment, some surprises, a change of manager and a growing feeling of dissatisfaction with where things are headed, we cover it all and try and inject a wee bit of hope as we approach the summer.
The Agenda – 01.06.2026
Gall is joined by Lorenzo and Kieran to discuss the latest developments around the manager’s position, the board’s handling of the recruitment process and what Celtic’s next appointment could mean for the direction of the club.
The Cynic Weekly – End of Season Awards 2025/26
The final Cynic Weekly of the season is here as Gall, Barry and Stuart hand out their annual Celtic awards after a chaotic but ultimately trophy-winning campaign.