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Oct 25, 2026

Johnny BaileyHOST
50:07
Only three games on in the second division.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:10
Easterhouse 2, Port Glasgow 2, Glasgow United 1, Lark Hall 2 and Glasgow Uni 5, Craig Mark 2.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:17
Glasgow Uni and Lark Hall go joint top of the league with both wins.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:23
Really good result for Glasgow Uni.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:25
I can only imagine what Peters Hill would have been like yesterday.
Ben GrantGUEST
50:32
Yeah, it would have been very open, very windy, very cold, I'd imagine.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:42
know.
Johnny BaileyHOST
50:43
But it's a really good result.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
33:10
will recall that when all these Labour MPs left the Parliamentary Labour Party to establish the Social Democratic Party, they didn't fight by elections in Scotland.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
33:20
There were two Labour MPs in Scotland who joined the SDP, Robert McLennan and Keith Ness in Sutherland, and Dixon Mabin in Greenock and Port Glasgow.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
33:29
Neither of them resigned and fought a by-election.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
33:31
But one Labour MP who did join the SDP did fight a by-election.
Simon JonesHOST
23:35
Actually, I've got a very good friend of mine up in Scotland who oversees the renovation of social housing in Scotland.
Simon JonesHOST
23:43
We're up in Port Glasgow, a really socially deprived area, but really fascinating from a built environment perspective.
Simon JonesHOST
23:50
All the fascinating types of no fines concrete, 40s to 70s construction, you could imagine, like architecturally a real puzzle to unpack.
Simon JonesHOST
24:02
But he was trying to convince, at the time, for groundings to be put into the wall with external insulation for solar shading, for shutters.
Phil RussellGUEST
6:51
Then Lee-Betty Cogs, the Glen Park Harrier, he pounced up to me and I says, Now, Bert, how do you join the World Park? And he says, What do you want to join in for? He says, How do you know John Woodland Park? I says, see at the time I wasn't caring, you know, I was easy oasy and I says, how do we do that? He says, just come to the clubhouse, any Tuesday or Thursday night, wrap the door, somebody will open the door and we'll get a run with them.
Phil RussellGUEST
7:16
So, the following Thursday I was at, right, I'm going to get down to, so I stayed in Port Glasgow and I jumped on the bus and in my kit bag and I was walking up towards the club and it started snowing By the time I got there, it was like a wipeout, even at the centre of Greenock.
Phil RussellGUEST
7:32
Chopped the door.
Phil RussellGUEST
7:34
I think it was the two of the club members, Jim Daugherty and Roger Boyd.
Johnny BaileyHOST
45:59
Easterhouse, one.
Johnny BaileyHOST
46:00
And Port Glasgow, two for that.
Johnny BaileyHOST
46:02
Two.
Johnny BaileyHOST
46:02
Greenock, top of the league.
PGHOST
46:33
Craig Mark.
PGHOST
46:35
if they're having a tremendous season last season it's kind of falling apart a wee bit for them but I think that they're good enough that they'll stay up and we've got enough quality in their squad that they'll stay up so aye I think that great result for Craig Martin to pick up a bit
Johnny BaileyHOST
46:51
Yeah, Glasgow Uni beating Dorai 1-0, as expected, maybe they didn't expect it to be as tight, I fancy Glasgow Uni to take care of them fairly comfortably, same with Larkhall and Easterhouse, but Port Glasgow 2 for that too, Toby's just saying there, he said they was robbed yesterday, the ref was hopeless.
PGHOST
47:13
the port were robbed clearly
TistoNARRATOR
17:56
And he looked at me, as much as to say, I have read the book you quote from.
TistoNARRATOR
18:01
But I was born in the good town of Port Glasgow, notwithstanding, and many a voyage I have made as the cabin boy and cook in the good ship the Piggy Boggle, with worthy old Jock Hunter.
TistoNARRATOR
18:15
But that matters not.
TistoNARRATOR
18:17
I was told you wanted to go to Jamaica.
TistoNARRATOR
17:29
And he looked at me, as much as to say, I have read the book you quote from.
TistoNARRATOR
17:34
But I was born in the good town of Port Glasgow, notwithstanding, and many a voyage I have made as the cabin boy and cook in the good ship the Piggy Boggle, with worthy old Jock Hunter.
TistoNARRATOR
17:48
But that matters not.
TistoNARRATOR
17:50
I was told you wanted to go to Jamaica.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
45:55
Scientific American Supplement number 664, September 22nd, 1888 by various.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
46:03
Iron Sailing Ships Messieurs Russell and Company, Greenock and Port Glasgow, show at the Glasgow Exhibition a very numerous and varied show of sailing models.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
46:14
First, we find the noble four-masted ships of from 1,800 tons to 2,200 tons, which sail and carry well on their tonnage, and which are worked by fewer hands than are required for a ship of the same burden with three masts but squarer yards.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
46:32
Some owners prefer the latter, and so Messieurs Russell show not only such handsome specimens as the four-masted Falls of Urn, but also the three-masted Arden Craig of Sudan.

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Great Pirate Stories-Joseph Lewis French

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

speaker_5UNKNOWN
17:59
And he looked at me, as much as to say, I have read the book you quote from.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:04
But I was born in the good town of Port Glasgow notwithstanding, and many a voyage I have made as the cabin boy and cook in the good ship the Piggy Boggle with worthy old Jock Hunter.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:18
But that matters not.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:21
I was told you wanted to go to Jamaica.
John RowaHOST
20:15
...
John RowaHOST
20:15
Dave McPherson argued Darby lifted it from a charismatic utterance by Margaret MacDonald in Port Glasgow in 1830s.
Jason ParrishGUEST
20:23
Mm-hmm.
John RowaHOST
20:23
The thesis is disputed and probably overstated, but h- here we are with all of this.

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