4 Tims and a Podcast

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down a dramatic 2-2 league draw at Ibrox as Celtic fought back from two goals down against Rangers to salvage a huge point in the title race.We dig into a nightmare first half for the Hoops — lack of intensity, slack defending, and a Rangers side that punished every mistake to race into a 2-0 lead. Was it nerves? Tactics? Or simply not good enough for an Old Firm clash at Ibrox?But the second half told a very different story.We discuss the character and resilience shown Martin O'Neill's side as Celtic roared back into the contest, with the introduction of Reo Hatate and Sebastian Tounekti proving pivotal. Did Hatate change the tempo? Did Tounekti provide the spark out wide? We analyse how the substitutes shifted momentum and turned a lost cause into a valuable point on enemy territory.Beyond the 90 minutes, we examine what the result means in the bigger picture. With league leaders Heart of Midlothian picking up points elsewhere, both Celtic and Rangers lose ground in the title race. Is this two points dropped or one point gained? And who does this draw ultimately favour as the season heats up?We also turn our attention to the crucial midweek trip to Pittodrie, where Celtic face Aberdeen in a massive game in hand. Victory would see the Hoops leapfrog their city rivals and close the gap on Hearts at the top — but Pittodrie is never straightforward. We preview the matchup, key battles, potential lineup changes, and give our score predictions.Can Celtic build on that second-half fightback and take full advantage? Or will this draw prove a costly missed opportunity?All that and more on this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀

On this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the bhoys break down Celtic’s battling 1-0 win away to VfB Stuttgart — a result that restores pride on the night, even if it wasn’t enough to overturn the aggregate score in Germany.After back-to-back defeats had dented confidence, we ask: is this the performance that reignites belief? The bhoys discuss the resilience shown, the defensive discipline, and the signs that Celtic may have rediscovered their edge at exactly the right time in the season.Attention then turns to a colossal Glasgow Derby showdown as Celtic head to Ibrox to face city rivals Rangers.With the title race finely poised and everything on the line, we preview the tactical battles, key players, and pressure moments that could define the campaign.There’s also plenty to say about the escalating war of words between Martin O'Neill and Danny Röhl, adding even more fire to an already explosive fixture.All that and more on another unmissable episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️

Another week, another gut punch for the champions.On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the bhoys react to a damaging 2–1 defeat at Celtic Park as Hibernian snatched all three points with a late winner against Celtic In what’s been a season full of frustration, this one felt like a new low. We break down how the game slipped away, the big moments that defined it, and what it means for an increasingly fragile title race.A major talking point is Auston Trusty’s red card — did it change the game entirely, or were the warning signs already there? The lads dig into the referee’s performance, the decisions that had the stadium raging, and why so many of Celtic’s first-team regulars once again failed to deliver when it mattered most.Off the pitch, we turn our attention to the recently released notes from the meeting between the Celtic Fans Collective and members of the club hierarchy, including interim chairman Brian Wilson. Andy gives us an inside look at what it was like to be in the room, explains the delay in publishing the minutes, and outlines the key differences between the Collective’s version and the club’s account. It’s an honest and revealing discussion about communication, accountability, and the growing disconnect between supporters and the board.Finally, we look ahead — if that’s the right phrase — to Celtic’s trip to Germany for the second leg of their Europa League knockout tie against VfB Stuttgart. After a 4–1 first-leg defeat, is there any realistic hope of progression? Should wholesale changes be made with one eye already on this weekend’s massive Glasgow Derby?It’s therapy, it’s analysis, it’s passion — it’s 4 Tims and a Podcast.

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, Darren, Andy and Tony pick through the wreckage of a bruising European night as Celtic slump to a 4–1 home defeat against German side VfB Stuttgart in the UEFA Europa League playoff first leg. Where is it all going wrong — on the pitch and behind the scenes? The lads debate tactics, mentality, recruitment, and whether deeper issues at the club are starting to show.We also dive into the chaotic atmosphere at Celtic Park, including match disruption from protestors and the controversial booing of Celtic’s own players by sections of the support. Is frustration boiling over, or is something more worrying happening in the stands?Finally, attention turns back to domestic duty as Edinburgh side Hibernian arrive in Glasgow. With nerves jangling and pressure mounting, can Celtic steady the ship — or will Hibs seize the moment?Raw reactions, honest opinions, and plenty of passion — as always. 🍀🎙️

A night of chaos, controversy, and clutch moments at Celtic Park as 4 Tims and a Podcast breaks down a dramatic late Scottish Cup victory for Celtic over Dundee.We react to the huge 96th-minute equaliser from new signing Junior Adamu, a moment that may prove season-defining as Celtic kept their cup hopes alive at the death. There’s major praise for Sebastian Tounekti, whose electric impact off the bench saw him assist the equaliser before coolly slotting the winner early in extra time to fire Celtic into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup.The drama didn’t stop there — we bring you our live, on-air reaction to the cup draw as it was made, confirming a blockbuster trip to Ibrox to face city rivals Rangers in early March.We also dive into the wider context of the night, discussing the supporter boycott of the Dundee tie that left Celtic Park less than half-full, as unrest between sections of the support and the board continues to rumble on.Finally, we look ahead to the upcoming midweek Premiership clash at home to bottom-of-the-table Livingston, and what it means for momentum as the season enters a critical phase.All this — and much more — on the latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️

This week on 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads dig into a turbulent few days for Celtic FC and the growing unrest around the club.We lead with the supporter boycott announced for this weekend’s Scottish Cup tie at home to Dundee FC. We break down the rationale behind the protest, gauge the reaction from fans and media, and give our honest take on whether the boycott is justified or counter-productive.Attention then turns to another deeply underwhelming transfer window. With Celtic opting only for short-term loan deals and failing to secure any permanent signings, we ask the hard questions: is this squad actually equipped to push on for another league title, or have the board once again let both the manager and the supporters down?We also discuss the rumoured move for free agent Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, weighing up what he could realistically offer and whether it would signal genuine ambition or simply paper over the cracks.Finally, we react in real time to an impromptu statement from interim chairman Brian Wilson, released on Celtic’s social media just minutes before we hit record, and unpack what it says about the club’s current direction — and disconnection.As always, honest opinions, frustration, and plenty to debate. 🍀🎙️

4 Tims and a Podcast returns to break down a comfortable 2–0 home win as Celtic see off Falkirk at Parkhead. Goals from Cvancara and Nygren sealed the points and moved Celtic back into 2nd place, now six points behind league leaders Hearts.We also dive into a busy transfer deadline day, with Celtic appearing to have two new signings through the door and hopes of more business before the window slams shut. On the flip side, there’s plenty of chat around the rumour mill, including growing speculation linking Arne Engels with potential big-money moves away from the club.All that and more from the lads — reaction, analysis, and a look at what comes next 🍀🎙️

After a three-week layoff, the lads are finally back with a brand new episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast – and there’s plenty to get stuck into. We break down another disastrous transfer window for Celtic, asking the big questions about recruitment, ambition, and where it all went wrong. We also take a closer look at Martin O’Neill’s return to the dugout, analysing his record so far with three wins and two draws and what it means for the team going forward. All that, plus the usual opinions, debates, and a few laughs along the way.

Shockwaves at Celtic Park after Wilfried Nancy is sacked just 33 days into his reign. On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down the shortest and most chaotic managerial spell in Celtic’s history. We discuss exactly where it all went wrong, how much responsibility lies with Nancy himself, and how much blame must fall at the door of a board that once again looks directionless.We also react to the dismissal of Head of Football Operations Paul Tisdale, while asking the uncomfortable question as to how CEO Michael Nicholson has once again survived a major failing in Celtic’s football operations. Is accountability being applied consistently, or are the wrong people paying the price?Then, the big talking point: Martin O’Neill returns. The Celtic legend is confirmed as interim manager until the end of the season in what is his second temporary spell in charge this campaign. Can lightning strike twice? Is this another fairytale rescue mission, or are Celtic setting a club legend up to fail?Finally, we assess how having an interim boss impacts the January transfer window, what it means for long-term planning, and whether O’Neill can realistically save Celtic’s season once again.Chaos, controversy, and classic Celtic — it’s all here. 🍀🎙️