Show Notes
We're back with our first SPFL deep-dive of the season! Join Ray, Mark, and Jack as they discuss discontent at Celtic Park, managerial changes at Hibs, Stenny's flying start to the season under Marvin Bartley, shoots of recovery at Ross County and Hamilton Accies, and the end of an era at Spartans.
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