Tuesday 13th October Clyde 1 Superscoreboard

Superscoreboard

Bauer Media

Soccer, Football, Sports

4.1 • 679 Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2020

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Gordon Duncan, Roger Hannah & Gordon Dalziel 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.
0:10.3	Before today's Clyde One Super Scoreboard, I want to tell you about our new podcast series.
0:15.5	Super Scoreboard, the old firm through the decades, in association with Indigo Unified Communications.
0:22.1	Join me, Hugh Evans, and a host of legends from both sides of the divide as we look at the
0:27.0	history of the old firm Derby from the 1960s to the present day.
0:31.8	In the latest episode, John Hartson, the Welsh Dragon and Peter Lovencrans, the Danish destroyer.
0:38.4	To listen, download the Radio Clyde app
0:41.4	or search Super Scoreboard,
0:43.4	the old firm through the decades,
0:44.9	on your usual podcast app.
0:47.9	Oh, 141, 951, 1051, 105.
0:52.0	It's time to talk football.
0:55.3	It's Clyde 1 One Super Scoreboard.
1:04.6	Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard.
1:08.0	Stevie Clark says players are being well looked after amid international coronavirus scares.
1:13.1	His Czech Republic tomorrow night
1:14.5	with vital Nations League points up for grabs.
1:17.1	And Stephen Davis says Rangers can't get distracted
1:19.4	by Celtics pre-match disruption ahead of this weekend.
1:23.1	I'm Gordon Duncan.
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