Show Notes
Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe in the SunSport studio in the latest edition of Go Ballistic sponsored by Scotmid to peel over a wild weekend of Scottish football amidst the chaos caused by Storm Boelo.Hibs boss Marink Reedijk threw on Grant Hanley as an auxiliary striker to try and rescue a point against Celtic; are the Easter Road side in full-blown crisis mode now?Meanwhile, the wait for a goal for Kasper Hogh goes on to the point where he's actually now harming one of his own team mates from reaching the heights he is capable of.Rangers recovered from a draw at Dens Park with a 4-0 win at Ibrox against St Johnstone and the panel look ahead to the huge midweek match between the Light Blues and Hearts at Tynecastle.Motherwell lost again, there was a five-goal thriller between Dundee United and Aberdeen and Killie suffered another bruising defeat, with Kris predicting some changes to Neil McCann's team ahead of Wednesday's clash against Dundee.There's also reaction to the Scottish Cup third round draw as Kris reveals his whirlwind travel drama as he tried to race from London to Edinburgh in time for kick-off at Easter Road!
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Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar are back to discuss a rather remarkable weekend of Scottish football action in this week's Go Ballistic sponsored by Scotmid.There was drama at both ends of the table, none more so than at Celtic Park on Sunday where the Hoops DEMOLISHED Hearts 7-1.There were several top showings for Celtic who moved four points clear at the top but where does it leave the Jambos' title challenge and does Wouter Vrancken need to change tact?Celtic were able to extend their lead after Rangers dropped points in a 2-2 draw at Dundee.The result ended an excellent running for Derek McInnes' side and some of the Gers manager's selections come under the microscope.At the bottom of the table, it was a bad weekend for Hibs, Motherwell and St Mirren but who is Boyd fearing for the most as it stands?Plus, it was all-action in the Championship including a contender for WORST refereeing decision of the season.
Domestic football is back and so is Go Ballistic as Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar to discuss all the big match action, in association with Scotmid.After a few weeks of turmoil, Celtic got the win they badly needed by comfortably seeing-off Motherwell 2-0. But as his teammates impressed, there were yet more struggles for record signing Kasper Hogh, so just how do the Hoops get him going?Rangers briefly enjoyed life at the top of the table, continuing their excellent winning form by beating Kilmarnock 3-1.After netting an Old Firm winner, Ryan Naderi bagged a double at Ibrox and is now looking like the Gers' leading man up front.Elsewhere, Hearts secured a statement win by thumping St Mirren 5-0 - but elsewhere, there are several teams toiling.That includes Aberdeen, as Kris Boyd explains why their boss Stephen Robinson was talking "rubbish" at the weekend.
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For the second time in seven days, it was derby delight for Rangers as they beat Celtic in another Old Firm showdown.But could it be a result that spells the end for Martin O'Neill's latest spell in charge? That's the big question being looked at by Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar in this week's Go Ballistic sponsored by Scotmid.Celtic are still top of the Scottish Premiership table but their lead is now just two points after Sunday's 1-0 loss to the resurgent Gers.The guys analyse why the Celts are in such a 'mess' and what the players' recent comments mean for the future.As for Rangers, it's been a sensational turnaround in form and the momentum appears to be with Derek McInnes and his players.Ryan Naderi was the match-winner but he isn't the only player who has hugely impressed ex-Gers ace Boyd in recent weeks.
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