Welcome to the heartbeat of Scottish football – this is the Scottish Football Forums Podcast. Join us as we delve into the passion, drama, and camaraderie that make Scottish football unique. From the highs of thrilling matches to the lows of heart-wrenching defeats, we're your dedicated source for all things Scottish football. Whether you're a die-hard supporter or just curious about the beautiful game north of the border, come along on this journey through the fierce rivalries, and untold…
Scotland's exit from the World Cup after the group stages for the ninth time out of nine sees the end of an era... in more ways than one. Krys is joined by John and Daris to discuss all the action and implications, whilst a host of voice notes (or is it voice notes of hosts?) also take time to reflect on everything. Thank you to everyone for tuning into the SFF Podcast. Linktree -…
Two games down, one to go in the group stages for Scotland at World Cup 2026, and our fate is finely poised. The highs of the win against Haiti has been replaced with tempered disappointment after defeat to Morocco, with some anticipation ahead of the all too familiar encounter with Brazil. Krys is joined by Grant and Josh to reflect on what's gone so far, including Josh's own American adventures,…
After 28 years of waiting, the Scotland Men's National Team returned to the World Cup stage, and it was a winning return as Steve Clarke's men defeated Haiti by a 1-0 scoreline. We don't do things the easy way! John and Krys are joined by a Moroccan from Boston, Adam Kamoune, to dissect the Group C action, where the Africans claimed a credible 1-1 draw with Brazil in their opener. Adam also gave…
202 days on from the night Scotland secured qualification for the 2026 World Cup and the countdown is nearly over. In four days time, or four and a half accounting the kick off time, the Scots take to the field against Haiti to play their first World Cup Finals match in 28 years. John Bleasdale hosts a preview special and is joined by Krys, Cammy, Alan and former host John, returning for this…
A fortnight to go until the World Cup, and with many Scotland fans updating their playlist, host John, along with SFF Community contributors Josh and Ricky, welcome along three acts who've written a World Cup tune of their own - Nick Morgan, PG Ciarletta and Colonel Mustard and the Dijon 5 members Greg and John. Nick has penned "Scotland's On Fire", PG has released "The Saltire's Back (Ole Ole)",…
Another Premiership season comes to a close (unless you're in Paisley or Maryhill). After all the hope and fears comes the joy and tears as the final league table takes on an all too familiar appearance. Josh is joined by Andy, Daris, Krys and Stephen to reflect on probably the most dramatic top flight season in several generations. Inevitably, most of the chat is around the top four teams - three…
We travel back in time for this latest World Cup special as John, Grant, Krys and Charlie talk about the tournaments of 2006 and 2010. Scotland, of course, weren't there thanks to a combination of Berti Vogts and George Burley, despite a Walter Smith revival in the '06 campaign. Reliving Moldova, Iwelumo's miss and Boozegate brought back awful memories. Onto the tournaments themselves, we cover…
Scotland's long wait to appear at the World Cup is almost over, and our countdown continues as John and Grant welcome along Hampden Roar creator and host Andy Bargh, who has launched a new book detailing the campaign called "A Long Time Coming". Andy talks about the quick-fire process of putting the book together, which included interviews with twelve players who featured in the journey, and…
The World Cup is getting ever closer and on this episode John and Stephen chat with the voice of BBC Scotland's coverage Liam McLeod. Liam will be following in the footsteps of predecessors such as Arthur Montford, Archie McPherson, Jock Brown and Rob MacLean when he commentates on Scotland's World Cup Finals game in America this summer. Liam gives us his Scotland memories from yesteryear before…
The World Cup is edging ever closer, and we can only imagine what it's like to play in the biggest sporting event on the planet. Well, John and Dave spoke to a man who played in two of them, 55 times capped defender Maurice Malpas. Making his debut in 1984 against France, Maurice enjoyed eight years in the Men's National Team and is one of the few with the honour of playing in Scotland's last home…