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The season is nearly over but it feels like the transfer window and managerial merry-go-round are about to go into overdrive.

Go Ballistic has the latest on the futures of Derek McInnes, Stephen Robinson and Steven Naismith.

Plus could there be big-money sales at both Celtic and Rangers this summer?

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This week's Go Ballistic has all the fallout from the final Old Firm clash of the season as Kris Boyd explains why he sees similarities between the two No9s, Celtic's Adam Idah and Rangers' Cyriel Dessers.

Barry Ferguson doubled down on his desire to land the Rangers job, but does he actually stand a chance?

There's a look back at Falkirk's promotion to the top tier after 15 years away.

Plus, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar fiercely debate the controversially disallowed Dundee goal against Motherwell.

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Go Ballistic turns it's attention to the future after a historic weekend in Scottish football.

Celtic matched Rangers' achievement of 55 league titles - but will Brendan Rodgers stick around to lead the bid for 56?

Kris Boyd, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar also discuss another "embarrassing" season for Rangers and whether Barry Ferguson is at the end of his tether.

And what next for Hearts after sacking Neil Critchley?

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Go Ballistic on where it went wrong for Celtic AND Rangers after the fierce rivals both lost at the weekend.

Has defeat to Hibs ended Barry Ferguson's hopes of landing the Ibrox hotseat on a permanent basis?

And can Brendan Rodgers spark his Celtic players back to life?

Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also heap praise on the job Jim Goodwin has done at Dundee United and ask if St Johnstone can beat the drop

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He's never afraid to speak his mind and this week Kris Boyd has made a sensational suggestion.

The SunSport columnist reckons his old club Rangers should snap up out-of-contract Celtic star Greg Taylor.

Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also run the rule over the rest of the weekend Premiership action.

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The Tartan Army jeered the team off the park after the crushing defeat to Greece - but Kris Boyd reckons they need a reality check.

Boyd also discusses where relegation to Nations League Group B leaves the country ahead of World Cup qualifiers.

And Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe discuss the incredible rise of Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin after his starring role for Belgium.

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Rangers stunned Celtic 3-2 at Parkhead this weekend to record their first Old Firm league win at the home of their arch rivals in five years.

SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah debate the big talking points before Kris Boyd reveals the one big difference Barry Ferguson has made to Rangers and ponders how 'perfectionist' Brendan Rodgers will be feeling after losing another three goals in a derby match, with several big players under performing.

The team also look over the dramatic Dundee derby at Tannadice, which was a six-goal thriller.

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Kris Boyd has been amazed by Daizen Maeda's stunning form - but reckons James Tavernier could be terrorised.

The lightning-fast Celtic star has been moved from his usual position on the wing where he would regularly give Rangers captain Tavernier nightmares in Old Firm games.

But tactical shifts in Barry Ferguson's team mean the pair could be on a collision course at Parkhead on Sunday.

Kris and Roger Hannah also assess the impact Sander Kartum could have for Hearts after his stunning Scottish Cup double against Dundee.

And Boyd considers a big question on which team has the biggest away supprt - Hibs, Hearts or Aberdeen

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Kris Boyd gives his instant reaction to the huge news the Rangers takeover has been agreed in principle.

He tells Roger Hannah the mess at the Ibrox club will not be easy to tidy up.

The Gers hero says too many players are far from their best - and names the one star who should be dropped.

Boyd was impressed by red-hot Celtic star Daizen Maeda in the 5-2 win over St Mirren and asks whether his longer-term future could be as a centre-forward.

And he saluted Hibs for leaving rivals Hearts shellshocked in the Edinburgh derby.

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Kris Boyd reacts to the news that Barry Ferguson is back at Rangers as head coach until the end of the season after the sacking of Philippe Clement.

Ferguson will be assisted by fellow Ibrox heroes Neil McCann, Billy Dodds and Allan McGregor, with Issame Charai staying on in his role despite the departure of Clement.

Having won 15 trophies at the club as a player across two spells, what will the former captain bring to Rangers as a manager?

And how will he cope in his first game against Kilmarnock, up against the experienced Derek McInnes?Boyd also discusses what Clement's legacy will be at Ibrox as he labels the Belgian coach as an "energy zapper".

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Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd reckons it doesn't matter what Philippe Clement does at Ibrox - because the fans will never be able to forgive the previous week's Scottish Cup humiliation.

The SunSport columnist analyses the apathy and negativity surrounding the Gers at the moment, and wonders if even a European run can rescue things this season.

Plus, Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar assess the huge striker decision facing Brendan Rodgers as Celtic head to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

There's also a look at Motherwell's new manager, Raith Rovers' cheeky Valentine's Day poem and even some FASHION advice!

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Rangers fans are still reeling from Cup humiliation at the hands of Queen's Park - and Kris Boyd is demanding answers.

Super Callum Davidson went ballistic as his side produced one of the biggest Scottish Cup upsets of all time - 25 years after Inverness Caley Thistle did similar to Celtic.

Rangers legend Boyd is sick of Philippe Clement's excuses and says it's time the Ibrox powerbrokers were honest with fans about the future of the club.

Ben Ramage and Robert Grieve also host their own enquiry into Rangers' embarrassing Cup exit and dissect the other big talking points in Scottish football.

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd and SunSport's Roger Hannah round up the state of play across the Premiership as Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen get busy on transfer deadline day.

Brendan Rodgers turned his attentions to Jeffrey Schlupp after missing out on Kieran Tierney, but what of the Parkhead club's interest in Motherwell ace Lennon Miller?

Boyd also gives his take on his former club's new signing Lyall Cameron - and hopes Gers show faith in Scottish talent.

The latest news from out-of-sorts Aberdeen is also on the agenda and a look back at the weekend's action.

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Kris Boyd has delivered his no-nonsense response to the news Rangers star Mohamed Diomande's red card has been overturned.

Roger Hannah also quizzes him about Celtic's striker search now Kyogo has left - could the solution already be in the building?

And Boyd has been left sickened that Stuart Kettlewell had to quit Motherwell due to fan abuse as he demands action to stop a repeat.

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd opens up on a summer holiday in Magaluf that could have seen him join Aberdeen!

He also gives his big verdict on current Ibrox striker Cyriel Dessers and whether the club should sell him this month.

He looks ahead to Celtic's Champions League clash with Young Boys and answers David Friel's big questions - should they start Arne Engels or Paulo Bernardo?

And he makes a major prediction about Lennon Miller after Motherwell received a £2.5million bid.

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Celtic could have a HUGE decision to make this January - and Kris Boyd rates the chances of Kyogo being sold.

With interest growing in Brendan Rodgers' first-choice striker Parkhead chiefs could face a major dilemma.

Boyd and host Roger Hannah also assess where Rangers are at after Philippe Clement got the vote of confidence before THAT fan walkout.

And they discuss the contrasting fortunes of Jimmy Thelin and Jim Goodwin near the top of the league and the continuing rise of Hibs' David Gray.

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Kris Boyd tells Roger Hannah it's SAD the way Greg Taylor was treated against St Mirren.

Brendan Rodgers was angry fans sang Kieran Tierney's name and Boydie insists the Hoops hero WILL be back at Celtic but where does that leave Taylor? Could BOTH stay at Parkhead beyond the summer?

Kris and Roger also look back on Rangers' 3-3 draw at Hibs including the home side's penalty and Gers' defensive 'softness'

And Sunsport's star columnist also has a BIG prediction regarding Hearts as he prepares to watch the Jambos in Aberdeen this weekend.

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Kris Boyd tells Roger Hannah he was BAFFLED by Philippe Clement's team against Motherwell.

In a must-win game, the Ibrox boss left out star players Vaclav Cerny and Hamza Igamane.

That 2-2 draw has cranked up the heat on Clement even further ahead of Thursday's Old Firm clash.

Kris and Roger look ahead to that huge game and discuss a very different kind of selection dilemma for Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.

Kris also compares the differing fortunes of Edinburgh rivals Hearts and Hibs and discusses whether both runs will continue.

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It's a winter of discontent at Rangers .... and Kris Boyd is back on Go Ballistic as he rakes over ANOTHER away day shocker for Rangers boss Philippe Clement against St Mirren.

The ex-Gers striker admits he fears for his old team ahead of the visit to Motherwell and reckons something has to give if the Ibrox board are serious about challenging Celtic at the top.

Things are equally gloomy at Tynecastle where Boyd reckons the atmosphere during the Edinburgh derby defeat to Hibs was as quiet as he can EVER remember it.

He also picks the bones out of Aberdeen's SEVEN-match winless run, the plight of rock bottom St Johnstone under new boss Simo Valakari, and says he hopes Hoops winger Yang is "okay" after the challenge which led to Celtic's penalty against Motherwell

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Celtic are set to bring Kieran Tierney BACK to the club in a sensational transfer swoop.

SunSport exclusively revealed the big news - but Kris Boyd has questioned whether it will prove to be money well spent.

The Rangers legend also tells Roger Hannah his old club miss too many chances to kill teams off following their 1-0 win over Dundee.

In a packed Go Ballistic show the pair also preview Boxing Day's Edinburgh derby and assess some "worrying" times for Aberdeen.

And Kris gives his verdict on THAT red card for Motherwell's Dan Casey.

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Kris Boyd reckons the very first job for Rangers' new CEO Patrick Stewart should be to demand a meeting with the SFA.

The SunSport columnist reckons the Gers must demand answers over the decision not to award them a penalty in the League Cup Final defeat to Celtic.

Boyd also takes a look back at what was a thrilling final at Hampden that saw the Hoops triumph on penalties after a pulsating 3-3 draw.

Plus, he assesses the shoot-out itself and explains why goalkeeper Jack Butland was RIGHT to step forward

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah to discuss the major talking points from the weekend and look ahead to a HUGE week of action.

First up in Europe are Celtic who face a tricky trip to Dinamo Zagreb.

But will Brendan Rodgers rotate his squad with one eye on Sunday's Premier Sports Cup Final against Rangers?

Before that big game can the Ibrox side get the better of Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham?

Kris and Roger also rate Hearts' chances of going one better than Kilmarmock and beating Copenhagen in Denmark.

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Robert Grieve hosts this week as Kris Boyd is quizzed on the hottest topics in Scottish football.

Celtic are on fire right now but there are still plenty of dilemmas for boss Brendan Rodgers.

And one of the biggest is whether Paulo Bernardo should start ahead of £11million man Arne Engels.

On the other side of the city, Rangers won again on Sunday so is the pressure now off Philippe Clement?

Boyd is also encouraged by the emergence of Bobby Wales at Kilmarnock and assesses Aberdeen after more dropped points.

He also runs the rule over the impressive job Jim Goodwin has done at Dundee United and takes a close look at Hibs after a big win away to Motherwell.

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Kris Boyd reckons Patrick Stewart's arrival as the new Rangers CEO signals a change of direction for the club - but has warned it won't be a quick fix.

That appointment comes on the back of another dire Rangers performance - so could the new man have a big decision to make on his very first day in the job? What does the future hold for Philippe Clement?

SunSport columnist Boyd reckons Celtic are in a good place after moving three points clear at the top and he's full of praise for James Forrest after he landed a new deal.

At the bottom of the table, it's worrying times for Hibs. Is there a way back for boss David Gray?

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd is far from impressed with the latest news coming out of Ibrox!

He tells Roger Hannah he hasn't seen any evidence to show that Nils Koppen his promotion to sporting director.

He also takes a hard look at the youth development at the club and why youngsters are not breaking through to the first team.

SunSport columnist Boyd and his colleague Robert Grieve also analyse Scotland's Nations League campaign and how they can build on the recent return to form.

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It's not even Christmas but Kris Boyd has already named his Player of the Year!

The Rangers legend has also praised Celtic keeper Kasper Schmeichel for his display against Kilmarnock.

He tells Roger Hannah that Philippe Clement's worries are far from over despite Rangers' win over Hearts.

And he names the Aberdeen player who could have a HUGE impact in their surprise title tilt.

The pair also turn their focus onto Hibs and ask whether the struggling Easter Road club really could be relegated.

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Kris Boyd joins Robert Grieve to chew over the big talking points.

Rangers' Hampden victory over Motherwell produced glimpses that they may be about to turn the corner.

But what about the future of captain James Tavernier?

Boyd also assesses Celtic after one of their best ever performances under Brendan Rodgers against Aberdeen.

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Kris Boyd has been in this movie before!

In a Go Ballistic special with Roger Hannah and David Friel, the Rangers legend gives his no-holds-barred verdict on the club's issues.

Philippe Clement's handling of his players leaves Boyd with the same feeling he had about the disastrous Paul Le Guen regime.

He also insists the club MUST be looking at his successor and suggests who they should be targeting.

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Kris Boyd tells Roger Hannah Motherwell kid Lennon Miller is heading to the very top after his latest star showing.

Rangers legend Boyd also reckons Celtic right-back Alistair Johnston is BETTER than Mikael Lustig and Josip Juranovic.

They also discuss whether the Hoops will want fierce rivals Rangers to beat title contenders Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

Robin Propper comes in for some serious criticism after another below par performance at Ibrox.

And Hearts and Hibs really are the worst two teams in the league insists Boyd.

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Derek McGregor and Kris Boyd conduct an Ibrox inquiry after their devastating defeat to Kilmarnock.

Rangers legend Boyd insists Philippe Clemrent's new signings are just not performing and his old club now has no chance of getting close to Celtic.

They also run the rule over the weekend action including the thrilling top-of-the-table clash between Celtic and Aberdeen that left the champions "spooked".

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SunSport's Roger Hannah is joined by Ryan Rowe and Jim Delahunt ahead of the summit meeting at Celtic Park

Why Aberdeen deserve more credit as they bid to put previous Glasgow failures behind them and do something remarkable against Celtic

Plus, one panel member tips Kilmarnock to get the better of Rangers at Rugby Park and there's a discussion about the task facing Neil Critchley at Hearts

All in all, it should be quite a weekend 

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Roger Hannah is joined by SunSport's Kenny MacDonald and Kris Boyd as Ronaldo Mania takes over Scotland!

Are Scotland facing the greatest of all time in the form of CR7?

Plus, can Steve Clarke and his players bring an end to the ongoing horror run of form?

The guys also pick out who impressed them most in Saturday's gut-wrenching defeat to Croatia.

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Scotland face a crunch clash in Croatia - but who should Steve Clarke select?

Roger Hannah is joined by Kenny MacDonald to run the rule over the options in every position and make their big predictions.

Bookie Basher Jim Delahunt also joins the chat and has a very tempting tip for all Scotland fans.

He also takes a look at the domestic weekend action and delivers some intriguing selections.

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Aberdeen's thirteenth win in a row has nearly turned Kris Boyd into a Dons fan!

He also tells Roger Hannah that Ianis Hagi can be a big player for Rangers when he returns from suspension.

And he believes Celtic had their subs to thank for turning defeat into victory at Ross County.

SunSport's Gareth Law is also on hand to run the rule over all the weekend action.

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Roger Hannah is joined by Ben Ramage as they analyse Rangers' heavy defeat at home to Lyon.

Could skipper James Tavernier find himself out of the starting XI after another difficult night?

Two other Gers starters are also now facing serious questions.

The guys also ask whether Hearts' impressive win away to Dinamo Minsk could be the turning point in their season.

And do Celtic ring the changes after a damaging 7-1 defeat in Dortmund?

SunSport's bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also here to deliver all his big betting tips.

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Brendan Rodgers and Nuri Sahin didn't part on the best of terms after their spell together at Liverpool.

Robert Grieve assesses the Celtic manager's chances of having the last word on his former player.

Kris Boyd tells Philippe Clement to cut the excuses over THAT Souttar penalty and scheduling moans.

The Rangers legend also has some crucial advice for new Ibrox striker Hamza Igamane.

And Robert Martin is in Azerbaijan for Dinamo Minsk v Hearts and has an intriguing prediction about the identity of the next Jambos manager.

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Roger Hannah is joined by Mark Hannah to assess where it all went right for Rangers against Malmo.

They also look ahead to Hibs' visit to a full Ibrox and ask whether the Easter Road side can cause an upset.

Bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also on hand to give his big tips on all the weekend action .

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Roger Hannah and Robert Grieve discuss who and what are next for Hearts after the dramatic sacking of manager Steven Naismith.

Plus, Rangers hero Kris Boyd runs the rule over the Gers' big return to Ibrox and reveals which Light Blues stars have been impressing him the most.

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Running the rule over Rangers' big Ibrox return as Celtic's Champions League qualification chances rated

Head of sport Roger Hannah and sports content editor David Friel run the rule over Rangers' big Ibrox return this weekend - and give their first impressions of Ibrox new boy Hamza Igamane

Another Old Firm new boy who looks the part is Arne Engels - can he make Celtic fans forget all about Matt O'Riley?

The team assess Celtic's chances of building on their lightning Champions League start - and turn their attention to the plight of Steven Naismith at Hearts

Plus, SunSport's top tipster Jim Delahunt outlines all the Premier Sports Cup, Scottish Premiership and the Ayr Gold Cup action bets

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Roger Hannah is joined by Kris Boyd to discuss the latest Ibrox upheaval.

Rangers legend Boyd reflects on how the club can get itself out of its current mess.

Is Dave King the best man to rescue them?

Robert Grieve is also on the show to discuss Celtic's commanding performance against Hearts.

He runs the rule over "class act" Arne Engels ahead of the Champions League opener against Slovan Bratislava.

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Andy Devlin joins David Friel this week to discuss the big talking points in Scottish football.

The issues at Rangers come under the microscope as the guys debate the broken connection between fans and club.

They also ask whether James Tavernier should lose the captain's armband after a worrying form dip.

And they look ahead to Celtic v Hearts at Parkhead.

Bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also on hand to give his top tips for all the weekend action.

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He's scored three goals in four games but Kris Boyd insists Scott McTominay can improve as a Scotland player.

Boyd also tells Derek McGregor why Lyndon Dykes is so vital to the team and discusses what happens when Kieran Tierney returns to full fitness.

Steve Clarke's future also comes under the spotlight after yet another defeat.

And Kenny MacDonald says there were real signs of progress in the defeat to Portugal.

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David Friel is joined by Jim Delahunt and Kenny MacDonald to analyse where it all went wrong for Scotland against Poland.

Norwich keeper Angus Gunn comes under scrutiny after he shipped three goals.

Jim has a suggestion on how to solve the issue.

He also provides his expert betting tips for all the weekend action.

Kenny MacDonald tries to find some positives from the performance and assesses whether Steve Clarke will make any line-up changes against Portugal.

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Robert Grieve is in the hotseat this week as Kris Boyd gives his big verdict on the abuse Rangers fans gave their team outside Ibrox.

He also questions why Rangers have fallen so far behind Celtic since the Scottish Cup Final.

And he runs the rule over Aberdeen's stunning start to the season - but has a warning for their fans.

Derek McGregor is also here to analyse the Old Firm game as he points out how Brendan Rodgers' new signings had an impact on the existing squad without even kicking a ball.

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David Friel is joined by Ben Ramage and Jim Delahunt as they look ahead to the first Old Firm derby of the season.

Philippe Clement has yet to get the better of Brendan Rodgers - will that change this weekend?

The guys also discuss whether Hearts are set to lose their tag as Scotland's third force to a resurgent Aberdeen.

And Bookie Basher Delahunt runs through the weekend card including his big tip for that Old Firm clash.

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Kris Boyd and Derek McGregor join Roger Hannah to discuss what will be a hectic week in Scottish football.

There will be wheeling and dealing galore as the transfer window ticks down to deadline day.

The first Old Firm game of the season is also looming with plenty of selection dilemmas for both Philippe Clement and Brendan Rodgers.

The trio deliver their big opinions and predictions on all the drama!

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Ryan Rowe joins David Friel to discuss the potential exits of Kyogo Furuhashi and Matt O'Riley - and who could replace them.

They also look at what could be Rangers' last league game at Hampden and why points certainly come before performance.

Hearts' "shocking" start to the season is also assessed.

And Jim Delahunt joins the chat to make his big predictions for all the SPFL Premiership and Championship action.

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah and Robert Grieve to assess all the weekend action.

They discuss THAT Dessers goal but also query why £5million man Danilo isn't making an impact at Ibrox.

SPL record goalscorer Boyd also runs the rule over Maeda after he played up front for Celtic.

And they look at the challenges facing Hearts and Kilmarnock in Europe and discuss where it's all gone RIGHT for Aberdeen and Dundee.

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Rangers fans' Hampden demo and the potential for a nasty atmosphere inside the stadium is a hot topic this week.

Roger Hannah and Ben Ramage also preview all the weekend Premier Sports Cup action including Celtic v Hibs.

They also look back on a huge night in Europe for Kilmarnock and St Mirren.

And Bookie Basher Jim Delahunt is on hand to provide his expert betting advice ahead of a huge weekend north and south of the border.

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