Monday 8th December Clyde 1 Superscoreboard

Superscoreboard

Bauer Media

Sports, Soccer

4.0 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2019

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Gordon Duncan, Hugh Keevins and Alex Rae take your calls...

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0:00.0	The Clyde One Super Scoreboard podcast with Triwire.com.
0:06.2	Kick high prices to the curb.
0:08.0	Drive away with huge savings.
0:10.6	0141-951-1025.
0:14.7	It's time to talk football.
0:18.1	It's Clyde One Super Scoreboard Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard
0:30.1	Celtic win a 10th consecutive domestic trophy
0:32.7	lifting the League Cup at Hamden.
0:34.8	Rangers wait for Silverware goes on amid complaints
0:37.4	that the Celtic
0:38.2	goal shouldn't have stood and Motherwell St. Mirren and Hibbs among the big winners from a weekend
0:42.6	of League action as well. I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight is Alex Ray and Hugh Keevins.
0:48.2	Scottish football is real-time in a VAR world. So the arguments can range over the validity of Celtics Cup winning goal yesterday,
0:57.4	but if that single moment has to be analysed in microscopic detail,
1:02.2	then what chance do the match officials have in the blink of an eye?
1:05.9	What I will say is that for me, that moment did not determine the outcome of the game. Rangers
1:12.5	had a penalty to take for an equaliser
1:14.8	against ten men and
1:16.7	more than half an hour left to play after
1:18.8	that. They should have won.
1:20.6	They didn't. It's where they go from here
1:22.6	that's important. Alex Ray
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