Let Me Be Frank Podcast

Frank and Simon tackle another huge week of football talking points.

Frank gives his verdict on Lawrence Shankland's move to Rangers, backing him to score goals and even suggesting he should become the club's next captain.

There's also a strong reaction to the Tyler Fletcher situation, discussion around rumours linking Robbie Keane with Celtic, and why Frank believes someone at Parkhead needs the courage to stand up to Dermot Desmond.

The lads also discuss Finlay Curtis and why Rangers allowed him to spend so much time away from Ibrox, Frank names the Scotland team he'd start against Haiti, and gives his thoughts on Steve Clarke's new contract.

Another lively Frankly Speaking packed with opinions, debate and controversy.

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As Scotland gear up for the World Cup, Frank and Simon are joined by Jason Waddleton, owner of The Haven, the famous Scottish bar in Boston and one of the biggest meeting points for the Tartan Army in America 🇺🇸🍺

With Scotland’s opening match taking place in Boston, this special episode becomes the ultimate fan guide to the city, covering where to go, how to get around, travel advice, prices, ticket talk and what Scotland supporters can expect when they arrive.

Jason also discusses the Irish support for Scotland, why Boston police will love the Tartan Army, and all the major events taking place at The Haven during the tournament.

Plus: Tennents, Irn-Bru, haggis and plenty of laughs along the way.

Perfect viewing for any Scotland fan heading to the World Cup

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Paul McStay joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a special episode reflecting on Celtic’s famous centenary season and the spirit that drove the club to a historic double in 1988.

Paul calls for that same unity once again as he urges supporters to back the Season Ticket Alliance and continue the togetherness that has always made Celtic special.

Along the way, Paul and Frank relive unforgettable moments from the centenary campaign, sharing brilliant stories, laughs and memories from one of the greatest seasons in the club’s history.

The conversation also turns emotional as they reflect on former teammate Tommy Burns and imagine Celtic’s biggest supporter looking down proudly on the club today.

A heartfelt episode packed with nostalgia, humour and incredible Celtic stories 🍀

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Frank and Simon react to a huge week of Celtic talking points following the title-winning campaign.

Frank reveals who he wants as the next Celtic manager and explains why he believes Robbie Keane is not yet ready for the Parkhead job.

There’s also debate around Lawrence Shankland’s move to Rangers, whether it’s the right signing, and how he’ll cope with the pressure at Ibrox after leaving Hearts.

Frank also names the Celtic players he believes the club must keep this summer… and the ones he thinks should move on as attention turns toward Europe and another title defence.

Another lively Frankly Speaking packed with strong opinions, transfer debate and plenty of controversy.

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Peter Grant joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston after Celtic’s incredible title triumph following one of the wildest races in years.

With Martin O’Neill returning under huge pressure and somehow dragging Celtic over the line, the big question is raised:

Was this actually a greater achievement than reaching Seville?

The lads discuss how Celtic looked out of the race at one stage, how Hearts became favourites, and why the relentless pressure of the title run may have been even tougher than a cup journey.

There’s also debate over whether Celtic won the title through mentality and experience… or whether Hearts let it slip when it mattered most.

Peter reflects on Martin O’Neill’s influence, Neil Lennon’s connection to his former manager ahead of Hampden, and what Celtic still need to improve despite winning the league.

Another emotional, funny and passionate Frankly Speaking packed with big opinions and brilliant football insight.

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