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Thank you. It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard Good evening and welcome to Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard As we put a festive spin on all things Scottish football

It was an action-packed weekend before the big day

It saw Celtic stay nine points clear after winning at Celtic Park. That was after Rangers had seen off Ross County. There was an incident-packed day at Tannadice with hearts now confirming Craig Gordon has suffered a double leg break and the January transfer window is just days away from swinging open. I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me to wish you the merriest of Christmases is Mark Wilson and Hugh

Keynes.

And what's days away from swinging open is the front door at Ibrook to welcome Celtic on January

2nd?

Will we be able to avoid talk of that game with just one match left to be played by both sides rangers

at home to motherwell Celtic with an altogether more difficult exercise away at Easter

Road. It's warming up. Yeah, it's been jam-packed this festive period. It seems not too long

ago. We were in the studio mulling over Celtics 411 and we are looking ahead to the next round of games

and Hughes right, all roads lead to January 2nd but big games before then.

014-195-1-025. Come on down. It's that time of the year. You don't even really know

what day it is for what it's worth this Monday and that's why we're here as normal. Would Hugh Keevins, Mark Wilson and I have liked to be sitting on the couch with the feet up, eating the Christmas leftovers and watching junk on TV? Possibly. No chance. We would much rather share it with you. So come on. 014195.1.1-1025 see even if it's just to talk rubbish about

Christmas tell us what you did tell us what you got up to we'll try and put a football spin on

it tell us what Christmas gifts you got whatever you fancy this is the place to talk nonsense

tonight oh one four one nine five one one two five on a slightly more serious note we can

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