
Outspoken. Outlandish. Outrageous. And those are the charitable interpretations. Individually, they trample over conventions and say what others won’t. Together? Well God only knows what targets they’ll take aim at and what chaos might ensue. Three Celtic bloggers. One Celtic podcast. One podcast to rule them all? For sure, it’ll be interesting …
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I listen to many podcasts relating to clubs in Scottish football but this one is one of a kind.
Named the Trinity Tims podcast I’d assumed it was a Celtic pod but they spend almost as much time talking about Rangers and berating Celtic.
Interesting listen and comedy gold.
“We don’t concern ourselves with Rangers” as they proceed to talk about Rangers for a full half hour.
Not sure calling out Celtic fans for having different opinions on Adam Idah for 10 mins and telling them to f-off is going to attract listeners.
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This show centers on Celtic Football Club from a fan-led, opinionated angle, blending sharp banter with criticisms of governance, transfer strategy, and boardroom decisions. Episodes frequently pit hosts against leadership while dissecting signings, managers, and fan activism, all delivered with high energy and unapologetic humor. Listeners can expect long-form debates, candid takes on domestic and European ambitions, and a culture that values loyalty to the club paired with relentless accountability for its leadership. A standout aspect is the trio's willingness to challenge authorities and media narratives, creating a distinctive voice in sports commentary that appeals to devoted supporters and skeptical fans alike.
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