Let Me Be Frank Podcast

Frank McAvennie wants answers over Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s lack of game time at Celtic.

With the midfield crying out for quality, Macca questions why the former Arsenal and Liverpool man isn’t getting more opportunities. Is there something going on behind the scenes, or is Celtic simply leaving a top player sitting on the bench?

Frank and Simon also turn their attention to Callum McGregor. After giving so much to Celtic over the years, the captain is now facing growing criticism over his performances and his place in the side.

Is McGregor being judged too harshly, or could the current struggles begin to affect how his Celtic legacy is remembered?

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Kevin Kyle is back on Let Me Be Frank, and once again he doesn’t hold back.

In a revealing conversation with Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston, Kevin opens up about being let go by Open Goal after eight years, how he dealt with the departure and what life has looked like since.

He also reflects candidly on life after professional football, the highs, the lows and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

And there’s plenty of football chat too. The former Hearts striker gives his verdict on where his old club went so badly wrong in their 7-1 defeat to Celtic, before the lads debate who should now be considered favourites for the Scottish Premiership title.

Honest opinions, brilliant stories, plenty of laughs and absolutely no punches pulled.

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Frank McAvennie reacts to a huge weekend in the title race after Celtic thrashed Hearts 7-1 while Rangers were held to a 2-2 draw by Dundee.

Macca believes that result has effectively ended Hearts’ title challenge and says the race has now been reduced to Celtic and Rangers.

Was the Hearts challenge always going to fade? How damaging was Rangers dropping points again? And has Celtic just sent a major statement to the rest of the league?

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Who really owns Celtic? How much influence does Dermot Desmond actually have? And can supporters force meaningful change at the club again?

This week on Let Me Be Frank, Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston are joined by Matt McGlone, one of the leading figures in the Celts for Change movement that helped bring down the old Celtic board in 1994.

More than 30 years later, Celtic supporters are once again demanding change. Matt compares the battle then with the protests now, the different supporter groups involved and the lessons today’s fans can take from the campaign that transformed the club.

We also look at Celtic’s shareholding structure, Dermot Desmond’s influence and whether ordinary shareholders realistically have the power to make a difference.

With the AGM approaching, it’s a timely discussion about Celtic’s past, present and future, and whether supporters today can achieve what Celts for Change managed more than three decades ago.

Plus, Matt reflects on the special significance of returning to Lisbon, the city where Celtic made history in 1967.

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Frank McAvennie is back with another Frankly Speaking ahead of a massive week for Celtic.

Macca believes Cameron Carter-Vickers was right to question Martin O’Neill’s approach and has plenty to say about Celtic’s tactics and team selection ahead of huge games against Benfica and Hearts.

Why isn’t the Ox getting his chance? Is it time to unleash Høgh and Duran together up front? And what needs to change if Celtic are going to get their season moving again?

Frank gives his verdict on all the big talking points ahead of two crucial games for the Hoops.

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