The Agenda

The panel of Chris Gallagher, Allan Edgar and Kieran Devlin look back at the victory over Hibs and dissect everything that happened post match. We discuss news about Liel Abada’s contract and the decision to not have any away fans at the Glasgow derby moving forward. We also discuss Craig Levein’s radical plan to improve Scottish football.

The panel of Chris Gallagher, Allan Edgar and Kieran Devlin look back at the Scottish Cup victory over Hearts and dissect everything that happened post match. We pour over comments from the manager and captain and discuss the performance of key players in the side.

The panel of Graeme McKay, Allan Edgar and Kieran Devlin look back at the 5-1 victory over St Mirren. They discuss the form and conduct of Alistair Johnston, look ahead to what the summer window may bring and analyse the movement of Kyogo.

The panel of Chris Gallagher, Allan Edgar and Barry Gallagher look back at the league cup final and dissect everything that happened post match. We pour over comments from the manager and captain and discuss what this does for both teams moving forward.

The panel open the show by discussing recent performances against Rangers away from Celtic Park. We then cover all news including, the push from Supporter groups to bring in safe standing in other areas of the stadium, the fan experience at Celtic Park and recent comments from Chris Jullien. We look back at the victory over Aberdeen at the weekend.

The panel open the show by discussing twho has been the best pound for pound signing under Ange Postecoglou. We then cover all news including, Celtic interim report, Postecoglou’s future and first team changes. We finish by looking back at the victory over St Mirren at the weekend.

The panel open the show by discussing the current Celtic squad, is it the best squad in contemporary times? We then discuss key players (Hart, Mooy, Turnbull) contracts and if they will be renewed or moved on. We finish by looking back at the victory over St Johnstone at the weekend and ahead to the Scottish Cup.

The panel open the show by discussing movement within the squad. We then wax lyrical about Captain Callum McGregor, as well as discussing our midfield options. We look at the possibility of Ange changing the formation of the team and what that would mean in how Celtic set up. We finish by looking back at the victory over Dundee United at the weekend.

The panel open the show by discussing tthe type of players Celtic recruit and what we can do to align our transfer policy. We then take a number of subscriber questions covering a broad range of subjects. We finish by looking back at the Scottish Cup victory over Morton at the weekend.

The panel open the show by discussing the importance of replacements being lined up for any outgoing players. We then take a number of subscriber questions covering a broad range of subjects. We finish by looking back at the League Cup semi final victory over Kilmarnock and ahead to the final itself.

The panel open the show by discussing the signing of Iwata and when we are likely to see him on the pitch. We then discuss potential transfer of Juranovic and GG and touch on other recent transfer links. We then discuss the victory over Kilmarnock at the weekend.

We start by briefly discussing the drama of the World Cup Final. We then move onto our transfer expectations for Celtic in the January window. We discuss the importance of Haksabanovic and then look at the 1-0 victory over Aberdeen at the weekend.

The panel open the show by discussing the rest of the season and the focus required from Ange and the Club. We then discuss the performance and potential transfer of Juranovic and touch on other recent transfer links. We finish by looking ahead to the game against Aberdeen on Saturday.

The panel open the show by discussing the changes to the Champions League and what it means for Celtic. We then discuss a number of different subjects including confirmed transfer of Johnston, transfer targets that we are looking at and Peter Lawwell being confirmed as the new Chairman.