Ryan Jack

I mean, Sterling gets sent off.

Remember at Ibrox for following through? Ryan Jack at Pataudry, I remember.

I remember the famous one, Kamar Roof, when he went for the ball against the Belgian.

I can't remember who it was.

There's one from the, there's a blast in the past for you.

Ryan Jack, Fraser Fivey and Clark Robertson on the bench.

You look back and just think, how did

that team not win

first.

Good evening, Paul Cooney here with Ryan Jack and Andy Walker.

Sadly, we're not in the sunshine of Lisbon where it's the high 20s today, but delighted to be here in the Gorbals in Glasgow as we look forward to Benfica against Celtic, two of the biggest names in European football, but both of them in the second competition.

Andy, you were in the, well, you've been in this competition, but also in the Champions League, the European Cup itself.

They want to play, they want to contest games.

European football so yeah all of those

ingredients He's pretty clear there Celtic fans what do you reckon 0808 17 17 700 we've got all bases covered with Andy Walker here and also Ryan Jack Andy you were watching some English football last night you were on the telly

Yeah, I was doing a couple of cold comms.

Tomorrow night we'll be looking ahead to the Celtic game, which, uh, is tomorrow evening.

So Andy Walker, former Celtic and Scotland star, will be here, along with the former Rangers and Scotland star, Ryan Jack, who is, uh, getting back to fitness and still is gonna play before he hangs up his boots.

So he had, uh, a, a bit like you, Aberdeen and Rangers, when I see him, see you, I think about-

It's, it's-

Thanks to Rory.

We're here tomorrow night.

Ryan Jack, Andy Walker, and you.

We're live at 5:00.

Players came in and added to that, added a bit of quality.

I think the upturn in Ryan Jack's form, uh, c- certainly helped.

Uh, Kelce coming in as well.

So Rangers looked as if they have that physicality about their team.

The other night was a good example of playing three at the back without it necessarily being what people would perceive to be a negative formation.

Um, you know, I worked the fan zone on Saturday with, uh, Kenny and Ryan Jack, and there was a lot of fans writing in saying, "We need to go four at the back.

Why you need to play three against, three at the back against Macedonia?" Et cetera, et cetera.

Quite a lot of that.

Obviously, Jimmy Bell had just passed away and stuff as well, which kind of made it more emotional.

For me, last season, it didn't mean much, obviously, in the great scheme of things, but me and Ian were at the Celtic away one, where we won 3-1, Tramiti scored two, and Moore scored, I think that would rate high up, and then I'd probably agree maybe like a Dortmund or Braga just for the atmosphere that night and even you go back to maybe like the Ryan Jack goal at Ibrox when we beat Celtic that was the first time we'd done it in a while and stuff so it was good to see that even you go back to kind of the Hampden one where we won on penalties and stuff they were all very good days but yeah I just thought we would kind of end it with that so we'll leave it there for tonight as always thank you for listening please make sure to like, subscribe we're close to 10k so so please subscribe it's free to do so and we shall see you all on tuesday night so good night

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Doubt he'll be delighted with that performance and result, as will everyone involved with the national team.

Ryan Jack alongside me in the studio.

It was very comfortable, wasn't it? It was just a matter of how many in the end.

Yeah, for sure, Kenny.

And we'll stay on for a few more minutes to get final thoughts from the guys who we've just heard there from Sebastian Pocognoli.

Delighted with that first win as Scotland manager.

Scott Brown, Tom English, and Ryan Jack, who's alongside me in the studio, and just get final thoughts from you guys.

Tom English, big smile as we saw in the studio here in the face of the manager, and quite rightly so, because we all felt he needed that win tonight.

Laura gets back in touch, and a few others have mentioned this over the last few days.

How do we all feel about Ryan Jack possibly joining the Rangers? Well, that's not going to happen.

He is training with Rangers at this point, but some have suggested, should we bring him in, Ryan Jack? No, I think that time has come.

Good servant to Rangers.

He's obviously looking for a new club after his spell in Turkey.

We'll try and scrape through enough Rangers chat to keep ourselves going.

We've got Ryan Jack back training with Rangers, which naturally means within about 20 minutes somebody will have him starting at Ibrox again.

And we need to have a serious conversation with Mitch because he is managing and believes Pepe is still playing for Porto at the age of 44.

44 years old.

According to Mitch, Pepe's presumably finishing training, picking up the kids from school, and then doing a weekly shop, and then heading out for a Champions League game.

It turns out he's way down the post there for his pension.

So international footballers day by night, and Ryan Jack's back at Rangers.

Mitch has absolutely no concept of the passage of time, and hopefully this episode will still be on his channel by breakfast.