
Scottish football gets a kicking from BBC Radio Scotland’s Off the Ball, presented by Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan. The long-running irreverent programme is broadcast on Saturdays at lunch-time and there is a Sunday Supplement too, ensuring a weekend full of laughter. Get the best of both in this weekly podcast.
Sat, 26 May 12
Duration:
31 mins
Available:
27 days remaining
Taken from Radio Scotland's Off the Ball programme of Saturday 26 May 2012, hosts Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan are joined by journalists Gerry McCulloch and Hugh MacDonald.
Sun, 20 May 12
Duration:
41 mins
Available:
21 days remaining
Stuart and Tam impose a 'football club from Ibrox' free-zone to concentrate on the Scottish Cup final with Hearts fan Martin Geissler and Hibs legend Tony Higgins. We also get a season round-up from Pie and Bovril's Div MacDonald.
Sun, 13 May 12
Duration:
33 mins
Available:
15 days remaining
Taken from BBC Radio Scotland's Off the Ball programme of Saturday 12 May, Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan are joined by former footballer Peter Cormack and actor Robin Laing.
Sun, 6 May 12
Duration:
39 mins
Available:
8 days remaining
Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan, hosts of BBC Radio Scotland's Off the Ball, had the good fortune to have sports writer and broadcaster Graham Spiers and retired referee Charlie Richmond in their Pacific Quay studio on Saturday 5 May. Rangers' preferred bidder Bill Miller and how to handle a "newco" Rangers were the hot topics. The team of the week was the Beer XI. Enjoy!
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