Let Me Be Frank Podcast

Frank reacts to Celtic’s horror show in Austria and reveals why he doesn’t believe Martin O’Neill is the man picking the team. He calls it the worst Celtic performance in Europe he can remember and tears into the alarming lack of leadership on and off the pitch.

We’re also joined by journalist Ben Ramage, whose new book on Scottish football legend Jimmy Bone is out tomorrow. Frank remembers the mentor who changed his career by recognising his potential and turning him into a striker.

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Frank McAvennie blows his top as the crisis deepens at his former club West Ham, telling Nuno Espírito Santo it’s time to walk away and revealing why Eddie Howe is the man he wants to replace him.

Macca also questions whether Jarrod Bowen is the right man to lead the Hammers and believes Arne Engels should be taking the penalties.

Attention then turns to a massive week in Europe for the Glasgow clubs. Can Celtic finish the job against LASK and secure a potentially enormous £40m windfall? And can Rangers safely negotiate their Conference League return against Jablonec?

Strong opinions, straight talking and Frank’s predictions on the latest Frankly Speaking.

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Tam Cowan looks forward to hitting the road around Scotland this September and gives us a taste of the brutal and hilarious put-downs awaiting anyone brave enough to sit near the front!

He always buys his victims a drink afterwards… but admits there’s no chance he would ever risk a front-row seat at a Jerry Sadowitz gig. 😂
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Still Game legend Sanjeev Kohli joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a hilarious conversation about becoming Navid, life behind the scenes in Craiglang and his lifelong love of Celtic.
Sanjeev recalls the unforgettable night he introduced the Lisbon Lions, reveals how his family’s Glasgow corner shop helped inspire his comedy and gives his verdict on Celtic’s latest European adventure.
He also reflects on following Scotland at the World Cup, the pain of another early exit and what Navid would have made of the whole disastrous campaign.
Still Game stories, Celtic memories, Scotland misery and plenty of laughs as Navid meets Macca!

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Frank McAvennie says Celtic MUST be given the full away stand at Ibrox for their League Cup clash with Rangers and believes the Gers should foot the bill for the policing required.

Macca also looks ahead to Celtic’s huge Champions League qualifier against LASK and predicts Celtic Park will be back to its intimidating best, warning the Austrians they won’t know what’s hit them.

Plus, is Baur the new Reo Hatate? And could an early European exit actually HELP Rangers turn their domestic season around?

All that and more on the latest Frankly Speaking. 🎙️
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