Show Notes
Ray Bradshaw and Jack Traynor are back with the second instalment of Across The Tiers. As the halfway point of the season approaches, there's plenty to discuss - including a five-way title race in the SWPL, big issues at Hamilton Accies, and headline-grabbing managerial changes in Glasgow. If that wasn't enough, this episode also includes the pros and cons of eating a "Ronaldo guy" breakfast and reveals which Scottish football team wants to batter Jack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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