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The Hello and welcome to the greatest weekly Celtic podcast there is and always will be.

The Synic Weekly, I am your host, as ever, John Smith, and this week I am joined by a very handsome panel, a rugged handsome panel.

First up, he's always here.

He's Christopher Somali. How are you?

Evening, John. Terr terrific to be in your company again

how are you I'm good I know been on a while uh other arsohn's been on you know I mean so it's good to be back

we're also joined by Kellan Gordon how are you Cal I'm very good me I'm delighted to be back

on the pod of the people so thank you very much

for having you. The pod of the big word that Somani says that I can't he pronounce.

Proletariat. That one, that one. I can't say that one. Yes, no, it's great to be back.

We've got lots to discuss and I don't think, I mean, when this podcast is going to be sensationally positive and I don't think I mean when this podcast is going to be

sensationally positive and I don't know the last time where we've had such a positive

podcast and it's not even started yet but let's say let's take everybody back to last

Wednesday um obviously we recorded the weekly on the the Tuesday and for the buildup to the Rangers game and we spoke about what the team would be and kind of our hopes and dreams of how it was going to pan out and things like that.

To win the way that we did so many to emphatically dominate them for you know in two very different

ways in in terms of the two halves which we'll I'm sure we'll come on to you later but how much

of a statement do you think that performance makes for for not just Ange obviously Ange but the team

and the title race in general?

Seismic in terms of its impact on our psyche as a team, that squad, the belief they'll have.

I mean, I think they took a major step with the Cup final because that's you winning a trophy.

But to get that, you know, bad run that we had kicked into touch in such a style

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