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All141-951-1025. It's time to talk football. It's Clyde One Super Scoreboard.

Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard as we look back on the final set of pre-split

fixtures.

It's as you were in the title race with the top three all winning on the same weekend for only the second time this season. Hearts come from behind. Rangers really come from behind and Celtic not at their best but get the job done. And there wasn't much change elsewhere, Aberdeen are they probably safe and if Livingston have been down for a while

are they definitely down now? I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight you have Andy Halliday and

Roger Hanna. This thrilling three-way title fight rumbles on to the post-split fixtures Gordon and we found out

at the weekend it's all about what you do in the box Celt Celtic had the ox in the box to beat St. Mirren. Rangers found a fox in the box to get two of them to flow of Falkirk. Hart said crocs in the box, Landry Cabori getting booted in the back of the head for a penalty that you two boys might not agree with. So tonight Andy, we'll need to be the shock jocks in the box. Well, it was her favourite start of the season last weekend, that it was the 10th of January. It was the only sole weekend that Hartz-Seltre and Rangers have all won. And after Hart's and Celtic get the job done on Saturday, we all knew it was going to happen. Reagers were going to go and drop points on the Sunday and that looked for all the world and that was going to happen after 40 minutes but an incredible second half comeback, an incredible game no twist this weekend feels a wee bit weird but five weeks ago and I'm sure there'll be more. 0141-951-1025 we're getting closer just five post-split fixtures to go so what does it look like now? It's not that we don't like the Scottish Cup semi-finals. Of course we do, but it's almost a shame to have the premiership go on the back burner for an extra week. So give us your thoughts on how it looks heading in to the split. As the guys have alluded to, they all won. but nothing's ever truly the same because we're a week

closer to the end of this season. Rangers scoring all those goals, winning in the most

convincing fashion of the three, but you wouldn't have said that at half time, so where does that

leave them? Hearts, yet again, set pieces, doing the job, the home record, where does it leave them?

Still top, I hear you Jambos fans say.

And as for you Celtic fans, again, it's a win and it keeps you in there. But I'm sure the performance had room for improvement, shall we say. So where does it sit now? Who's the happiest? What did you take away from the weekend? Who's got the momentum? Who's got the most belief? All that sort of stuff. the same kind of questions we've been asking all season but because they deserve to be asked

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