
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 …
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Not a ball has been kicked in a competitive game yet, but the summer has removed the last vestige of doubt. we are a club in profound crisis. and it will not end as long as certain people work inside the walls.The Trinity Tims Podcast convenes an ext... more
The Ox is back, but not much else is happening. Will rumours become reality when it comes to Colombian striker Camilo Duran? And just what were Brian Wilson and Silent Mike doing in Cork over the weekend?
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We have a coaching team. Now we need a team. But we've made not one signing and we don't even appear to be close on any. A lot of people at Celtic have a lot to answer for, and the questions just keep piling up.
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The warnings keep coming, the board keeps gambling, and we keep paying the chips. Another week of nothingness passes at Celtic. The board might deign to announce the reappointments of Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham. But hey, Celtic have a shiny ... more
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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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Exploring the tumultuous landscape of Scottish football, particularly the dynamics surrounding Celtic FC, this podcast features a trio of passionate bloggers who provide candid and often humorous commentary. Engaging in lively discussions about recent matches, managerial strategies, and the emotional highs and lows of being a fan, the hosts tackle a range of topics like rivalries, player performances, and controversial officiating decisions. Their unapologetic approach and willingness to challenge mainstream narratives set this podcast apart, making it a unique space for football enthusiasts seeking both entertainment and insight.
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The Trinity Tims Podcast launched 2 years ago and published 77 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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