Hello and welcome to the Scenic Weekly on Thursday the 23rd of May, 24.

I'm your host, Barry Galaher.

It's cut final Eve, Eve, I would say, double Eve.

And as always to talk us through the buildup to the cut final and look back in some Scottish

cut final memories.

I have Alan Edgar with me, Alan. How are you? I I'm good finishing line is very much in sight yes it is we're going to smash through it hopefully

also joined by Stuart Dugan Stuart how are you I'm good it's very unpleasant weather I was

going to say inclement weather I thought after I was that hello it's unpleasant weather so it's going to say inclement weather, I thought, after that start.

It's unpleasant weather, so it's nice to be indoors talking about Celtic.

I've had my fill of this weather.

It would actually be in clemaw weather.

This is the correct way to pronounce it.

Right, so, as I'm sure a lot of you, last to know, I've seen the campaign by the North Curve for everyone to wear the hoops to Hamden and also join them on the March from Glasgow Green

leaving at half 12. We'll talk more about that later. But I thought for an opening question

tonight, I would ask the panel, what is your favourite hoops top of all time and why? I'll come

to you first, Stuart. Well, it's an interesting one because I think that

when you talk about favourite Celtic tops, sometimes you might just go strictly on aesthetic,

and other times it's more of an emotional sort of pool. So I've sort of got an answer for both.

Alan's quickly checking in with his emotions.

Purely for just what you associate it with,

I loved the NTL kits.

So your sort of 2001 kind of era Celtic kits just because of what it represented at that time.

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