Premiership Restart: Pressure at Parkhead, Confidence at Ibrox
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The Go Radio Football Show: October 8th, 2026 with Scottish Gas.
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Scottish football is back after the international break, and there's plenty to discuss. Rory is joined by Peter Grant to look ahead to a huge weekend of Premiership action, with Celtic aiming to bounce back from recent disappointments and Rangers looking to continue their impressive run of form.
The team debate Scotland's striker options, concerns over youth development, Celtic's defensive issues, Rangers' resurgence under Derek McInnes, and whether momentum has firmly shifted in the title race. Plus, fans have their say on the pressure building at Parkhead, the impact of European football, and the key fixtures that could shape the weeks ahead.
Episode Highlights
- Peter Grant assesses Scotland's recent performances and striker dilemma.
- Is Scottish football producing enough players for the national team?
- Celtic's defensive concerns and the pressure growing around recent results.
- Rangers' superb September form and Derek McInnes' impact.
- Debate over Nico Raskin, Lawrence Shankland, Kevin Kelsy and Rangers' attack.
- Fan reaction from Celtic and Rangers supporters.
- Full Scottish Premiership weekend predictions.
- Discussion on the Championship promotion race and surprise packages.
- Why Peter Grant believes youth football needs fewer substitutes and more playing time.
- The psychological battle of the title race as league football returns.
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