The Huddle Breakdown

Celtic score 5 in the Champions League! Alan and James look back at a stunning night of European football for Celtic. They guys are then joined by John McInally of Falkirk Daft as he gives us the lowdown on Celtic's next high-flying opponents.

Join the team as they dissect our 2-0 victory against Hearts (Engels passed the eye test but did he pass the packing score test?!), we preview our upcoming Champions League campaign and there's a deep dive into everyone's favourite subject: the club's accounts.

It’s an all new episode of The Huddle Breakdown Extra Time. This week, Martin and the boys review Willie Collum’s VAR YouTube debut; thumbs up or thumbs down for the new SFA initiative (Has audio confirmed Kris Boyd in the VAR room?!). Before that, we talk about Hearts and what the game at the weekend might look like, and take a deep dive into our right back options.

Join the team during this international break as we review Celtic’s season so far and take a trip around the league. We take a closer look at Aberdeen and the strength of the other teams, including tactical surprises at St Johnstone, Tavernier’s importance to Rangers, and how our next opponents, Hearts, are playing. 

James fights for his position on the pod as Martin asks him, ‘what were you thinking?’, we look at the problems facing a struggling Rangers and the guys share their thoughts on squad now that the transfer window is shut.

Join the team as we relive the magic of Celtic’s 3-0 triumph over Rangers. We discuss the standout performers, the tactics behind the victory and ask the question…will Rangers be able to finish best of the rest? 

For this episode, the team are joined by Patrick Caskie to discuss the weekend's fixture, we talk Champions League (how kind was that draw?) and we look at the transfer dealings of the week.

At the start of a busy week for Celtic, Laura, Alan and James look back at the weekend’s game against St Mirren and wonder when are we going to be tested? We take a deep dive into the team’s pressing, James benchmarks some potential new signings and we say a fond farewell to Matt O’Riley.