4 Tims and a Podcast

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. 🍀🎙️

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. 🍀🎙️

Darren is joined by Tony and Andy for an immediate match reaction as 4 Tims and a Podcast breaks down a damaging 3–1 home defeat to Rangers in the Glasgow Derby. After a strong first half that saw Celtic take the lead through a sensational solo effort from Yang, the game unravelled after the break as the visitors struck three times to turn the match — and the mood — on its head.We discuss what went wrong on the pitch, how Celtic completely lost control in the second half, and how Rangers were able to celebrate at Celtic Park as they drew level on points with Celtic despite their own dreadful start to the season. The result also leaves Celtic six points behind league leaders Hearts, piling pressure on all levels of the club.The conversation turns to the future of manager Wilfried Nancy, the role of the Celtic board, and whether meaningful change is coming or if concerns will continue to be ignored. We also react to the post-match protests outside the stadium and what they say about the growing frustration among the support.A raw, honest and wide-ranging reaction to a derby defeat that could define Celtic’s season — and perhaps more.

Darren hosts Danny and Tony on a bruising episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast as the lads dissect a disastrous night in Lanarkshire, where Celtic slumped to a 2–0 defeat against Motherwell at Fir Park. The result leaves new manager Wilfried Nancy with five losses in his opening seven matches, and the pressure is rapidly mounting amid growing belief that his time in the dugout may be running out.We dig into where it has all gone so badly wrong, asking whether the situation is still salvageable or if the damage has already been done. The discussion turns to the alarming lack of desire, confidence, and quality being shown by the players, and how years of incompetence at boardroom level have left Celtic sleepwalking into this perilous position.The focus then shifts to a massive derby weekend, with Rangers heading to Celtic Park just three points behind the champions. With so much at stake, we debate whether defeat would spell the inevitable end of Nancy’s tenure. Finally, with the transfer window now open, we examine how Celtic’s current instability could see the club taken advantage of, and what—if anything—can realistically be done to turn things around.

It’s been another rollercoaster week for Celtic, and the lads are back to make sense of the chaos on 4 Tims and a Podcast.We look back at a damaging 2–1 defeat away to Dundee United at Tannadice, a result that deepened the pressure and raised serious questions about the direction of the team. Just when it felt like things couldn’t get any worse, Celtic finally stopped the rot with a dramatic late surge at home to Aberdeen, turning frustration into relief with a 3–1 victory that ended a four-game losing run.Off the pitch, there’s huge news as well. Divisive chairman Peter Lawwell has announced he will leave the club at the end of the month. We react to the announcement, assess Lawwell’s legacy, and explain why his departure cannot be the only change needed at boardroom level if Celtic are serious about moving forward.Results, reactions, and hard truths — this episode has it all. 🍀

It was meant to be a new dawn. Instead, it was a Hampden horror show.On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, the lads react to a catastrophic League Cup Final defeat as Celtic fall 3–1 to St Mirren under new boss Wilfried Nancy. What should have been a chance for silverware and momentum instead capped off a disastrous first week in charge: three games, three defeats, eight goals conceded and alarm bells ringing everywhere.We break down what went so badly wrong on the national stage, dissect a bewildering tactical setup, and ask the uncomfortable questions that Celtic fans are already shouting from the stands:Is Wilfried Nancy out of his depth already?Has this squad finally run out of road?Or does the real blame lie higher up, with a boardroom that’s once again left the manager exposed?From individual errors to systemic failures, from recruitment rot to leadership voids, nothing is off the table as we try to make sense of a week that has plunged Celtic into full-blown crisis mode.Hampden humiliation. An angry fanbase. A club at a crossroads. All that and more on 4 Tims and a Podcast. 🍀🎙️