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Partick Thistle's Bord, bar one member all stepped down after recent fan protests.

Rangers confirmed Douglas Park did get enough votes to remain as their chairman despite opposition from Dave King and Club 1872. And it's back to Paisley for St. Mirren's Keanu Bacchus after surreal Lionel Messi experience. I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me tonight is Jim Duffy and Hugh Keevins. Well, they've always, Fair Hill for thrills, but I don't think that's what they had in mind, really.

And Rangers fans, are you buying that, that some deals are just unattainable?

Apparently, that's a reference to Ryan Kent and to Alfredo Marello.

So looking forward to some interesting conversations on that matter.

And Lionel Messi, it's Messygate why give you a strip away in the first place and I have to say if you're

tuning in thinking oh do what's happening here I heard Jim Duffy on this show on Monday

Simon Donnelly's been struck down Hugh Keevins he failed a late fitness test and the most

reliable guy in Scottish

football, Mary Hillman, they need to call him. It's like a super, like the world's worst

superhero, but he turns up when you need him the most. They tell me that Simon Donnelly's

feeling ruffalo in a heart friendly. Well, listen, before we get into that, Jim Duffy, we thank you for answering our plea and it's good to have you.

Yeah, well, I would never say it was a superhero. I'm certainly going to wear my pants outside

inside my trousers, that's for sure. But yeah, I've got a number 12 jersey in my back year when

the Callum producer gives a call, so I don't mind being a late sub for Simon. Yeah, looking forward to the programme, Gordon, as you mentioned, the Rangers at the AGM spoke about it Monday, seemed a little bit calmer than it may well have been before the appointment of Michael Beale.

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