Cardonald

That's with the news today that the SPFL have said that at Premiership and League Cup games between Celtic and Rangers this season, There will be no away fans.

We're going to speak to James and Cardonald in a second, but let's hear from both managers, shall we, on that news, starting with Martin O'Neill.

I think that was inevitable, really, when Rangers were offering 300 tickets, and I think we refused that.

And I think it was just inevitable that that's the decision that the powers that be would make, eventually, or made for them.

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Now, just before our regular listener, Craig Wilson, in Cardonald, gets a chance to fire in his guess, because he's usually pretty hot, doesn't he?

Very quick.

Very quick.

Yeah.

We want to give him a, a shout-out this week.

Yeah, Craig's brother, Rusty, uh, Russell Wilson, got in touch to say, "Hoping you can give out a big 60th birthday celebration today for my big brother, Craig Wilson, from Cardonald.

Craig must be one of the biggest Out of Doors ambassadors."

Paisley Grammar was a very good school.

It had been a private school and that's why my mum and dad moved from Cardonald to Ralston, just outside Paisley, because it meant I could go to a better secondary school.

So I got taught...

the private school grammar system, but we were the first comprehensive.

"The mystery sound has me flummoxed as usual, so I'm going to take a punt on it being some sort of mechanized wood turning thing, perhaps on theme for making crooks."

Uh, finally from Craig Wilson in Cardonald saying, "Really enjoyed the program from a couple of weeks ago from Loch Tay.

Is today's sound the surface waves on the loch crashing against the crannog piles?"

That's a good guess as well.