4 Tims and a Podcast

In this week’s episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads break down Celtic’s disappointing 3–1 defeat to Midtyland in the Europa League — a result that leaves the Hoops sitting a lowly 27th in the table. We dive into how a well-run Danish side, operating on a fraction of Celtic’s budget, managed to stroll to a 3–0 lead by halftime, and why results like this have become all too familiar under the current board’s stewardship.The conversation turns to the big question: is it time for Celtic to finally appoint a permanent manager, or should interim boss Martin O’Neill be trusted to steady the ship through the international break? We weigh up both sides of the debate and what it means for the club’s long-term direction.Finally, we look ahead to the weekend’s domestic clash at Celtic Park, where the Bhoys host Kilmarnock — a game they simply can’t afford to slip up in as they try to close the gap on league leaders Hearts.

The bhoys are buzzing as club legend Martin O’Neill kicks off his interim spell in style, guiding Celtic to a commanding 4–0 win over Falkirk at Celtic Park. In this week’s episode, the lads break down the performance — from the more direct, attacking style that had fans on their feet, to the standout players who shone in O’Neill’s first game back in the dugout.Looking ahead, attention turns to a huge League Cup Semi-Final clash against Rangers at Hampden. The boys debate how O’Neill’s tactical approach will fare against new Rangers boss Danny Röhl, discuss likely starting XIs, and analyse where the game will be won and lost.As always, we finish with our match predictions Hail Hail 🍀

In a stunning turn of events, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has resigned with immediate effect — and the lads are here to unpack it all. In this emergency episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down the breaking news, the chaos behind the scenes, and what really led to Rodgers’ shock departure.We debate who’s to blame — was it Rodgers’ ego, boardroom politics, or something deeper at the heart of the club? And we dive into Dermot Desmond’s explosive statement, where Celtic’s biggest shareholder doesn’t hold back in questioning Rodgers’ conduct and commitment.From fan reaction to possible replacements and what this means for the rest of the season, it’s a fiery and emotional episode you don’t want to miss.🎧 4 Tims and a Podcast — passion, perspective, and pure Celtic chat when it matters most.

Darren is joined by Danny and Tony to pick through the wreckage of Celtic’s bruising 3–1 defeat at Tynecastle — a result that leaves the champions eight points adrift of league leaders Hearts. The lads dissect a torrid afternoon in the capital, from rookie centre-half Dane Murray’s nightmare outing to a second half that completely fell apart.With the title race slipping away and performances flatlining, the discussion turns to the ramifications for the manager, whether his position should now be under real scrutiny, and why the Celtic support must keep the pressure on the Board as standards continue to slide.It’s a raw, honest episode full of frustration, analysis, and a bit of humour — classic 4 Tims energy when things go wrong in green and white.🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

Another weekend, another bruising reality check for Celtic. In this episode, the lads break down a miserable 2–0 defeat at Dens Park — a performance that’s raised serious questions about the direction of the team. We dig into the current state of the squad, growing doubts surrounding the manager, and the protests from the Celtic Fans Collective that lit up the post-match narrative.Looking ahead, we turn our attention to Thursday night under the lights at Celtic Park, as Sturm Graz come to town in the Europa League. Can Celtic bounce back? We give our predictions, hopes, and a dose of realism ahead of a massive European tie.☘️ Topics:Dens Park disaster: where it went wrongManager under pressureFan protests and growing unrestSturm Graz preview & predictions

In the latest episode, Andy and Tony dive into the Celtic Fans’ Collective meeting with the board, joined by Paul from the Collective, who was in the room along with Andy and representatives from other fan groups.The lads break down how the meeting unfolded, sharing their frustration at the lack of meaningful outcomes, accountability, or genuine engagement from the club. They reflect on what was said, what wasn’t, and why many fans will see the meeting as little more than a waste of time.They also ask the big questions:Was this disappointing response really a surprise?What does it say about the board’s attitude toward supporters?And how did the board members who attended conduct themselves?Honest chat. No spin. Just the lads talking about what really matters to the fans.🟢 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

In the latest episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we break down a frustrating afternoon at Celtic Park as the Hoops were held to a 0-0 draw at home to Hibernian, a result that sees Celtic fall 2 points behind league leaders Hearts. We discuss the key moments from the game, why Celtic struggled to find a breakthrough despite dominating, and what this means for Brendan Rodgers’ side moving forward.The episode also covers the three-match silence announced by the Celtic Fans Collective, beginning with 12 minutes against Hibs, then 29 minutes against Braga, and 32 minutes against Motherwell. We talk about the reasons behind the protest, the impact it could have on the team and atmosphere, and whether it might push the board into action.Finally, we turn our attention to Europe as Celtic prepare for Matchday 2 of the Europa League, welcoming Braga to Celtic Park. We preview the clash by looking at likely lineups, key tactical battles, and what Celtic need to do to secure their first win in the league phase. With the fan protests continuing and European ambitions on the line, it promises to be a pivotal week for the club.

Darren, Andy and Tony are back to break down Celtic’s comfortable 4–0 win over Partick Thistle at Firhill in the League Cup quarter-final — a result that sets up a semi-final clash with Rangers. The lads discuss standout performances, including an impressive showing from Sebastian Tounekti, and reflect on the latest wave of fan protests as thousands unveiled banners calling for changes at the top of the club. To round things off, we look ahead to the start of Celtic’s Europa League campaign, with a tough opening fixture in Belgrade against Red Star on Matchday 1 of the league phase.