
The only dedicated Scotland National Team podcast featuring weekly episodes on player form, match build-up & reviews, squad announcements, interviews with former players, retrospectives, quizzes and much more. Nominated for Football Podcast of the Year at the Scottish Podcast Awards!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

Scotland were pretty battered by Slovenia on Tuesday.
A wide open defence and insipid forward play led to the 2-1 outcome. But we looked decent at times in Slovenia and North Macedonia.
What are the narratives now? We don't have the players? We sho... more
Back to the drawing board.
A turgid display of football at Hampden. A 2-1 defeat means we are pretty certain to be pot 3 for the Euros draw. But more alarmingly than the result, the positivity from some of the previous displays under Pocognoli has b... more
If only we could finish chances!
Scotland were excellent in North Macedonia but our lack of a clinical touch left the result at 2-0.
Bowie impressed, Binks and Welsh brilliant, Gilmour influential, Gannon-Doak promising, Robbo reaches 100... let's ... more
Jack Hendry's early red card pretty much ruined any chance of excitement or learning about Sebastian Pocognoli's style as Switzerland swatted us aside 3-0.
McBurnie played well & Binks' debut was fine. Other than that, nothing to feel good or positi... more
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These guys all seemingly want jobs (or have jobs) in the "official" football media so almost everything they say is highly bland and not worth listening to.
Living in the USA I don’t her to see many of the Scotland players playing for their clubs so it’s always good to hear how they are doing with their clubs and who the guys think will be on the plane, on the field etc
Great podcast that reviews latest matches and reminisces about past encounters and also interviewing past players who wore the dark blue jersey .
My go-to for SMNT content!
Love when this pops up on my feed. And the intro gives me goosebumps every time. Decent chat from genuine Scotland fans.
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A lively Scotland-focused football show that consistently analyzes World Cup campaigns, managerial changes, and player transfers through a tactical lens and fan-forward banter. Episodes frequently feature expert guests and seasoned journalists who unpack formations, selections, and development pathways for the national team while weaving in travel stories and memories from past matches. The format tends to balance rigorous analysis with approachable, relatable discussion, making it appealing to committed Scotland supporters, football professionals, and listeners who enjoy behind-the-scenes insights and squad-building debates.
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