Show Notes
Graeme Thewliss and Robert Borthwick bring you a Sunday Scottish Premiership review. A half-baked Killie Pie of a team come unstuck against St. Johnstone in Perth, is it a low point for the Ayrshire side and a high-point for the Saintees? The boys dig in to a chaotic opening day defence-less game before heading to Easter Road to hear all about how Motherwell are somehow immediately back, and Hibernian football Club are also... back. Is it the season of Ibrahim Said? They certainly think so. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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