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It's time to talk football.

It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard.

Good evening and welcome to Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard. Ali McCoyst believes Rangers' profit on Alfredo Morelos could be hit by his red card record.

Neil Lennon's the safe choice for Celtic, according to his former assistant Johann Mialbe, and it's heating up in the championship with only four points separating the bottom half of the league.

I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me tonight is Jim Duffy and Mark Gwedy. Yeah, and as Neil Lennon tries to plot taking another leg towards the treble treble, the race for his job, appears to be intensifying from Andre Viospoas to Roberto Martinez, to Davy Moyes, to Michael O'Neill. They're all being lined up as though they've got a shot at the job But it won't be Marco Rose He is going to Borussia Munchin Gladbach And across the city at Rangers What do they do with Alfredo Morellas Do you keep him and hope that he gets back To concentrate on the football Or do you cash in and rebuild the club Ali McCoyst is his saying It's very interesting interesting what the former Rangers managers got to see on it. Jim Duffy, huge club games this weekend. The premiership has a little bit of a rest before they crack on with the post-split fixtures. Yeah, I mean, obviously, you know, for the four teams involved, it's all people obviously say it's the nervy occasion. But I think the two teams think the two teams particularly from Celtic and Aberdeen

they're the two teams

get with enough of lot of experience

in recent years of these situations

so they shouldn't be phased by that

and you know Aberdeen I think

have always been very tactically sound

under Derek McKinness

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