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Robbie Ure

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Oct 13, 2026

Karl MatchettHOST
31:42
He actually played an absolute shocker of a back pass, which was intercepted by, uh, Sevilla's Scottish international.
Karl MatchettHOST
31:49
Is it Robbie Ure or Ure? I don't know how you pronounce his name.
Karl MatchettHOST
31:52
Only hear it in the Spanish commentary, Ure.
Karl MatchettHOST
31:56
So I don't even know how he pronounces it, but the Scottish lad that they have up front.
speaker_0NARRATOR
27:10
Will he ever actually score for his country? It is now 20 caps without a goal, though he did claim an assist as he reacted first to Henry's header off the post to tee up Christie's opener.
speaker_0NARRATOR
27:26
Bowie came on for him midway through the second half with Scotland toiling, and Robbie Ure joined him as Pocognoli went for broke late on, but it all rather fizzled out, with the Slovenians holding on a little too comfortably for the win.
speaker_0NARRATOR
27:45
McPake and Curtis make their mark at least.
speaker_0NARRATOR
27:50
On the plus side, the introduction of Finlay Curtis and Josh McPake on the wings did breathe a bit of life into Scotland, with both making an impact.
Jonny McFarlaneHOST
4:08
He was actually really good, Derek.
Jonny McFarlaneHOST
4:12
It must be frustrating for Craig Mulholland, who is obviously now the head honcho at the SFA of all things football, to see that Robbie Ure and McPake are part of the squad, two youngsters that he brought through the academy and he's judged on how many he gets through the academy and neither of them made it to Rangers first team or even really got much of a sniff.
Jonny McFarlaneHOST
4:32
And there they are, Scotland internationals, and certainly their value is going up the more games they get.
Jonny McFarlaneHOST
4:38
So McPake certainly, I think, had a bigger impact than Finlay Curtis.
Gary CockerHOST
26:31
Um, and obviously we, we saw, uh, Ure run on, uh, towards the end of the game.
Gary CockerHOST
26:36
I, I like Robbie Ure.
Gary CockerHOST
26:39
I know that he's terrible for Scotland, so I'm-
Tony AndersonPANELIST
26:42
Yeah, raw
Vithushan EhantharajahHOST
27:38
I mean, you look at that midfield three and it, it does work with Gilmour, McGinn, and, and Ferguson, and there's no reason why it shouldn't.
Vithushan EhantharajahHOST
27:44
But even someone like Robbie Ure who played in the first game, um, he's quite an exciting player and I think you kind of [lip smacks] when you're trying to do, change the style of play-
Marcus SpellerHOST
27:55
Mm-hmm
Vithushan EhantharajahHOST
27:55
... obviously that is the most important thing.
Dylan MiddletonGUEST
49:47
No disrespect to Grant Hanley, which is hard to say after actually saying that, but never mind.
Dylan MiddletonGUEST
49:51
I, uh, I liked Robbie Ure.
Dylan MiddletonGUEST
49:53
I, I would've loved for him to have got a goal, but I think generally him and, dare I say it, Ollie McBurnie did all right in this break.
Dylan MiddletonGUEST
50:01
I think I like the two up front.
Sean HamiltonHOST
38:27
So, um-
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:27
For me, there's a little bit of comparison when a player like Robbie Ure comes on for Scotland.
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:33
You're not quite sure what you're getting.
Sean HamiltonHOST
38:35
Mm-hmm.
Chris SuttonPANELIST
42:50
He was at, he was at Rangers and decided to go down a different route.
Chris SuttonPANELIST
42:54
The really interesting one in all this is Robbie Ure.
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
42:56
Yeah.
Chris SuttonPANELIST
42:56
Now, Robbie-
Chris SuttonPANELIST
43:19
The fact that he felt that that was a better pathway, fair play to him.
Chris SuttonPANELIST
43:24
Kudos for him for actually doing that rather than hanging around for s- sparse minutes at, uh, at Rangers.
Charlie AdamGUEST
43:30
I had the act- actually when I was team lead manager, I had the opportunity to sign Robbie Ure, and I never took it.
Charlie AdamGUEST
43:36
But again, that's a decision you make coming out of Rangers Academy.
Craig TelferGUEST
22:03
There was quite a lot of clamor to bring back Oli McBurnie into the fold, which he's done, as I mentioned there, he's done quite successfully.
Craig TelferGUEST
22:08
There was a clamor to get Robbie Ure into the, the Scotland setup after how well he'd done at Sirius in, in Sweden and the subsequent move, uh, to, to Sevilla.
Craig TelferGUEST
22:17
And, and just maybe a, a, a change from what I think Clarke was perceived to be quite dour, quite a safety first manager and, and move into something a bit more front-footed.
Craig TelferGUEST
22:26
And I think on the whole he has done that.
Matthew LindsayGUEST
8:45
And he said, "Bowie, start him." Um, he said he's a, he's a complete package.
Matthew LindsayGUEST
8:50
He'd seen him in the game for, uh, Sassuolo, um, against Juventus where he'd scored and he said, you know, "Never mind McBurnie, uh, Robbie Ure, or James Wilson.
Matthew LindsayGUEST
9:03
Start Kieran Bowie." And I can see why-
Andy BarghHOST
9:06
Mm-hmm
Thomas MackintoshGUEST
11:37
Doig was excellent as well in that game too.
Thomas MackintoshGUEST
11:40
Um, so they're playing at high levels.
Thomas MackintoshGUEST
11:42
I've- I'm a big fan of Robbie Ure.
Thomas MackintoshGUEST
11:44
Even when he came on for his cameo appearance, uh, the s- last 15, 10 minutes or so closing out the game, he was still chasing down everything.

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