Edinburgh City Football Club
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Sep 28, 2026
Martin ClunasHOST
Just forget we're talking about an Aberdeen podcast at the moment.
Martin ClunasHOST
Every team in Scotland should be one of the focuses is homegrown products, whether it's Edinburgh City, Brecon, whoever you want to talk further down, or whether it's the teams at the top of the Premier League.
Martin ClunasHOST
I think that the Cup quota one is probably one that would be it would be quite the most interesting because you can, you know, in the cups, you know, it's maybe a bit easier to get these guys.
Martin ClunasHOST
I mean, you see that you've seen in the past when, you know, some benches being padded out with young players who we know are never going to get minutes, which is really, which is frustrating.
Martin DowdenHOST
Stirling Albion, of course, uh, they had that man sent off.
Martin DowdenHOST
They were thumped 7-3 by Edinburgh City a couple of weeks ago.
Martin DowdenHOST
They then held leaders Clyde last weekend down to 10 for, I think it was over an hour in that game.
Martin DowdenHOST
Do you think that might give them a bit of encouragement just how they, they fought back and held onto that?
Jamie GuyanHOST
to jump straight back to you for your performance of the week from League Two.
Fraser MacLeodGUEST
Yep, so Kelly Harts, Edinburgh City, like a busway really for Thomas O'Weir and Kelly at New Central Park, but they ended up suffering a first home league defeat of the campaign.
Fraser MacLeodGUEST
Edinburgh got off to the perfect start, one of the earliest goals of the new season actually.
Fraser MacLeodGUEST
Tommy North, he finished well.
Graham RuthvenPANELIST
That's an improvement.
Graham RuthvenPANELIST
I will take sitting through an hour of nothingness over [laughs] what happened the week before against Edinburgh City.
Taylor RockwellHOST
It wasn't quite 90 minutes of nothingness, though it might have felt sort of nothingness, uh, for Tottenham supporters.
Taylor RockwellHOST
We're gonna talk about that game in just a moment.
Paul McNicollHOST
A good night's work.
Paul McNicollHOST
This coming week, the B team are away to Edinburgh City on Tuesday and then up to Forfar next Saturday, and that rondo is a game I shall be attending for no other reason than the Bridey.
Paul McNicollHOST
And the women's team.
Paul McNicollHOST
There was no action for the ladies last weekend, but today, as we are recording this, the team are at home to Queen's Park.
Ffion ThomasGUEST
So maybe they didn't enjoy the game in August and now they're going to have to watch it again, except in the Cup this time.
Ffion ThomasGUEST
elsewhere John Earls looks at the humble corner flag and he asks whether we really still need them at all and whether they might be taken away to help with the crackdown on time wasting I will say that his views including a description of corner flags as being ornamental tat are not necessarily the views of the real team before everyone writes in about that elsewhere in match day practicalities Colin McPherson has written this month's object lesson feature on a high-vis bib generously donated by a player that helped him photograph one of Edinburgh City's biggest days.
Ffion ThomasGUEST
Elsewhere, Lost Stadium's feature is back, and I wrote this one on Norwich's The Nest, a quarry-turned-football ground where my team Norwich played for 37 years until 1935.
Ffion ThomasGUEST
It had mad terraces going up a cliffside and a 30-foot concrete wall within a yard of the pitch that lots of players got injured when they crashed into it and while it was ultimately and probably correctly I have to admit deemed too dangerous for both players and fans by the FA who kicked us out of there in 1935 I still think it would have been an absolutely brilliant place to watch football.
Shaughan McGuiganHOST
I don't think so I hope I hope your head improve but they're they're in a they're in a difficult place they're in a difficult place but I hope they're well
Craig FowlerHOST
right let's go to our game in League 2 and the most eye-catching game from the SPFL this weekend maybe the most eye-catching result of the season Edinburgh City 7 brackets S E V E N Stirling Albion 3 The City were 5-0 up at the half.
Craig FowlerHOST
A double from Innes Lawson and goals from Jason Jarvis, Keir Foster and Lennon Walker.
Craig FowlerHOST
Foster got his second after the break before Sterling got on the score sheet finally through Lucas Fyfe.
Shaughan McGuiganHOST
And bear in mind, we're already a wee bit worried about Stirling Albion and about Stephen Whittaker So I was like, when did this last happen? So Stranraer conceded 8 to East Fife.
Shaughan McGuiganHOST
That was back in 2023.
Shaughan McGuiganHOST
I think was it Jamie Hamill with his weird red face he had to leave at that point and then you have to go back to literally 2020 and again Stirling Albion were 5-0 down to Cove Rangers but that Cove Rangers team was like had a huge amount of talent applied to it and I'm not saying that this Edinburgh City team doesn't have a huge amount of talent but If you go to the start of this campaign, I presumed that this Stirling Albion team would be good.
Shaughan McGuiganHOST
It feels like they have, on paper, they have a decent squad.
Craig TelferHOST
it is.
Craig TelferHOST
And can you invest that? How do you improve the team's away form? Because like a brilliant, I mean, you could not have started the season with a better result and beaten Edinburgh City 5-0 in Meadowbank Stadium.
Craig TelferHOST
But since then, you've not won away from home and the two consecutive defeats, they came at the Rock and they came at Galabank.
Craig TelferHOST
So how do you go about improving Elgin City's away form?
Steven MillHOST
Clyde still top of the table, 4-1 winners against Kelty Hearts.
Steven MillHOST
Elsewhere, Edinburgh City were 5-0 up at halftime on Saturday against Stirling Albion-
Gordon DalzielHOST
Okay.
Gordon DalzielHOST
That was-
30 MINS LATER
Gordon DalzielHOST
Okay.
JohnPANELIST
Here we go.
JohnPANELIST
The fifth and final question is, who faced Edinburgh City in the SPFL playoff last season? [whooshing]
Gordon DalzielHOST
Edinburgh City.
Marvin BartleyPANELIST
[laughs]
Andrew MacleanHOST
Hey, Edinburgh City 2, Stirling Albion 0.
Andrew MacleanHOST
Jason Jarvis with an 18th-minute penalty.
Hugh KeevinsPANELIST
That is wrong.
12 MINS LATER
Marvin BartleyPANELIST
4-0.
Andrew MacleanHOST
4-0, 31 minutes in.
Andrew MacleanHOST
Lennon Walker scored the fourth for Edinburgh City over Stirling Albion.
Marvin BartleyPANELIST
Stephen Whittaker obviously being down there, took over in the summer so, yeah, it's, it's been a difficult start for them as well.
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