Scottish Football.

[@Vizeh]

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[@JK_JK_JK_JK]

It sounds dodgy! 🤔🧐😕

[@robinreinders7270]

whats the name of your second channel?

[@joepaccrakurii1227]

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[@smallies7154]

dont the same few clubs fake the ucl final every year. thats a bigger problem

[@stuartclarkson48]

As an English man that was moved to Scotland as a child I can comfortably say it people from England just don't get it and they won't ever get it. Is the quality of football shite? Yes we aren't saying its the best but the fan bases in Scotland are 10x better than anything you'd find in England. When it comes to Rangers and Celtic the expectation from fans to win every game is immense as it usually meant to league title. In recent years your Aberdeen's are getting stronger, Hearts have been up there but dunno what's happened to them this year, But yes serious issue is the money in Scotland is cause major issues

[@YerDa67]

Bang on, fair play.

[@madmackenzie3459]

Scottish fans are renowned the world over.

[@jackbates2223]

Oh yes rangers and celtic fans. The perfect examples of fanbases that take the game far too seriously

[@NLB.11]

Yeah Because if England had two teams who everyone supported in the same scenarios they would have 10 x the atomspheres the old firms stadiums are empty as

[@CME1994]

@@stuartclarkson48 Aberdeen have always been the 3rd biggest and defo the 3rd most successful the trophies don’t lie

[@hailhail91]

Derek Adams had a 16% win rate at Ross County. He's not exactly a credible source

[@Gallusinsky]

It still astonishes me how that man still gets a job in football. Top tier C U Next Tuesday

[@Granite95]

@@Gallusinsky Quite funny how much better County did once he left, pretty sure a fair few of their top players would've left if Adams wasn't sacked

[@Gallusinsky]

@@Granite95 When we played County in the relegation play-off final last season, they were on a different level, and they just battered us home and away! Though I keep thinking to myself that if Derek was still in charge when we faced them, I still reckon we would've beat them home and away easy.

[@andystewart3421]

He's got a cheek complaining about the standard of play too, worst player I've ever seen live. Stole a living at Motherwell, was heartbroken when he never got sacked when we went into administration

[@lewisclark2695]

Exactly he came out with this interview because he was bitter about getting beat and that interview was embarrassing and set us back

[@Support-your-local-team]

People in England call it a farmers league etc but when the likes of Hibs and Hearts win domestic cups there's more people at the parade than when some of the biggest clubs in England win Champions Leagues. It's based on total ignorance.

[@TY-sx3jb]

Do you know this as a fact?

[@Support-your-local-team]

@@TY-sx3jb Hibs and Hearts' latest cup wins both reported as over 100,000. Chelsea and Man City reported as "tens of thousands". I see some claims of 200k at Man City's which is a bare faced lie. Liverpool obviously had far more than 100k.

[@byimranalam]

farmer's league is an insult when a league has a similar winner in every year of the competition. they are farming trophies. (epl is kinda one of them now but not even close to the level of Scotland) it has nothing to do with the fans and the support. nobody has ever questioned the love of a person for their club it's just that to an outsider it looks like the same teams win it again and again and it looks boring on the wikipedia page. btw i mean no hate i love scotish football and i would love to watch a game there day.

[@cowboy8968]

That’s just not true 😂

[@davie-027]

So where is all these 100k so called fans every single week for decades now when both stadiums are empty,never sell out even when playing rangers n Celtic

[@Support-your-local-team]

I think criticism of Scottish football is fair but it's disappointing to see Derek Adams' comments being used. The guy is a massive clown. Such a bad league apparently and yet he got sacked and had to head back down to Morecambe

[@cowboy8968]

He’s telling the truth though

[@SamS-uv2ql]

Morecambe is probably a step up tbh.

[@Support-your-local-team]

@@SamS-uv2ql Are you basing that on any actual logic? I've seen countless players arrive from League 2 and not be able to cut it. If League 2 is better, how does a player like Harry McKirdy get 23 goals and 10 assists in a League 2 season only to come to Scotland get zero goals or assists in the next two and a half years?

[@YerDa67]

@@Support-your-local-teamLook at Barton, Pukki, Cantwell, etc. All deemed good players, but couldn’t cut it in Scotland.

[@neilpolson4685]

Look at the morecambe squad and it’s full of ex-spfl duds so I’m not having they are 100x better. Plus he was hurting after a last minute winner.

[@darrenduncan6532]

Best attendances per capita in Europe. Scotland loves football.

[@Scott-bh2qb]

@@darrenduncan6532 he won’t mention that though

[@stivgmfc]

There's some people who don't understand that, a few weeks ago, Ross County had an attendance of 6000, v Hibs, and someone on twitter was talking about it being a low attendance. Dingwall has a population of 5500 people and had 6000 in attendance at the game, literally more than the population, and there's countless other examples that happen

[@stivgmfc]

Auchinleck Talbot v Hamilton Accies, Auchinleck has a population of 3000, but 4000 were in attendance at the game, 1000 more people in attendance at the game, than who actually live in the village That's why Scotland have the highest attendances in Europe per capita, even if you took Rangers and Celtic away, Scotland would still have the highest attendances per capita But people just see attendance of only a few thousand, and think because its not 20,000 + that its poor attendances, but teams from villages with small populations will never have that many

[@businesssecretsofthepharao8901]

Take Rangers and Celtic out and they won’t be.

[@Scott-bh2qb]

@ why would you take them out?

[@zentv661]

Aberdeen are a bigger club than Burnley

[@Pkqt8]

Burnley bigger as everyone knows them unlike Aberdeen

[@mitch-dum]

@@Pkqt8 Who are Burnley??

[@stivgmfc]

I'd argue that Aberdeen are bigger because everyone knows them unlike Burnley Plus how many times have Burnley beat Real Madrid in a European Cup final​@Pkqt8

[@JohnBanana935]

@@Pkqt8I don’t recall Burnley beating Real Madrid in a European cup final

[@Kimmich.Mentality32]

​@@Pkqt8sir Alex is my favourite Burnley manager

[@bishopbeans]

Scotland has a low amount of young Scottish players because English clubs keep poaching the best talents like Doak, gilmour, Patterson, Kelly etc. the reason the percentage is lower is because of the silly money invested into the English football league.

[@YerDa67]

Exactly.

[@Granite95]

Tbf Doak and Gilmour have been successes (Celtic did pinch Doak from Ayr too). Ultimately more players now see going abroad as a better pathway to success rather than the ugly sister or down to England straight away (look at Hickey, Doig, Ferguson as examples)

[@bishopbeans]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Granite95 by that logic ayr pinched him from dalry? The point is that we don’t have the capabilities to keep our best players in Scotland, a large reason for this is due to the commercial machine of the English prem. There is of course other factors such as the Scottish government not investing enough in football overall and over condemning it making these other pathways seem more favourable. Have to wonder what kind of impact Scottish clubs would be able to have in Europe if the sport was invested into properly and teams were able to hold on to their best young talents.

[@eavyeavy2864]

I can say the same about la Liga duopoly but it is allowed because muh big club

[@100percentSNAFU]

Everything is about money, unfortunately. It's why when every once in a blue moon there is a big American talent they also go to England or one of the other big European football countries, and our league here is a retirement home for big names after their prime. The MLS isn't a big money league in the United States. It's last I knew the 6th biggest professional league in the states behind American football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and even auto racing. That's why players like Pulisic don't play here. And people like Wayne Rooney and David Beckham do when they are old and the big leagues don't want them anymore. What's sad is I couldn't even tell you who won the MLS last year, or ever. Give me a coin to flip and I have a 50/50 shot at telling you the SPL champion 😂

[@TheMiniMaestroMan]

Rangers fan here, I would say that the standard of Scottish football overall is poor domestically but for some weird reason we punch way above our weight in European competitions. This isn't a recent trend either, we're infamous for it. Dundee United had an unbeaten run against Barcelona and have a plaque commemorated to them at Camp Neu. Aberdeen have two European trophies as well. Despite being a two-horse race, the SPFL is still a very diverse league in terms of skill and competition and is very attractive to players all around the world as a result. Players from as far as Japan, South Korea, Argentina, Brazil, USA, Canada etc. reject offers from other clubs because we offer an unorthodox pathway as a stepping stone. Many of the world's great players like Gattuso, Paul Gascoigne and Virgil Van Djik to name a few played for the Old Firm. A more recent example is South Korean striker Hyeon-gyu Oh who barely got game time, but simply being at Celtic put his name on the map and now he's at K.R.C. Genk having a pretty successful time for both club and country. He would never have gotten that opportunity had he gone to say Swansea or Birmingham City. Matt O'riley started out with MK Dons after leaving the Chelsea academy, got scouted by Celtic and recently scored the winner against Manchester City with Brighton. Big Ange Postecoglou became immensely successful in Australia and Japan and landed himself a job with Celtic in the 2021 season, now he's the manager of Tottenham Hotspur. Glen Kamara was at Dundee, picked up by Rangers and got to a Europa League Final and EFL Championship playoffs with Leeds United. List goes on. We have many top international players in our squads, just look at the squads in the World Cup, EUROs, AFCON, Asian Qualifiers etc. and you'll see many are either Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, Dundee United etc. At least half of the Australia squad played for Scottish teams. Celtic are currently 7th in the UCL group stage with two wins, one loss + a draw with some impressive (and devastating) results last season as well with Feyenoord, A.S Lazio and Atletico Madrid before the format change. Rangers miraculously got through to the Ro16 last season after finishing top of the group (somehow, even after two 1-1 draws with Aris Limassol) and have thrashed both Malmo and FCSB in the group stage despite rank-rotten league performances. Aberdeen were relegation candidates and even had Neil Warnock as an interim manager at one point before Jimmy Thellin came in, but managed to get wins and draws against Eintricht Frankfurt, HJK and PAOK. Kilmarnock got a draw against Cercle Brugge, a win against Tromso and a 2-2 draw against Copenhagen. Heart of Midlothian have two wins in three (Dinamo Minsk and Omonia) despite being bottom as well. Last season, Hibernian beat Swiss-side Luzern and Andorran-side Inter Club d'Escalades before bowing out to Aston Villa. St. Mirren got wins/draws against Icelandic-side Valur and Norwegian-side SK Brann. It baffles me, I don't know how they manage these results considering some of the silly non-league-type tomfoolery that goes on in within Scottish football. I wouldn't be shocked if Rangers thrash OGC Nice but get annihilated the next game by St. Johnston. I grew up a fan of the club through my dad as seven generations of my family have supported Rangers. My grandad knew some of the players personally in the team during the '80s. That being said, I'm not a gloryhunter and I still 'support' my local clubs (Dundee and Dundee United) in that I go to the games regularly for something to do as just a football fan in general. The last derby was great, a 2-2 draw where both sides were equally matched. English people have this bubble mindset in thinking that everything just revolves around them. Yeah, you have more people and more money, but the plastic Saudi-owned libraries you have don't even have a fraction of the passion and support clubs like Motherwell, Arbroath, Dundee or Falkirk do. Not everything revolves around the Premier League and it's not normal to spend upwards of £25 million on a "project" player. That's the entire financial budget for like 90% of clubs.

[@FalseNi9e]

Very well said mate

[@footballx2325]

Respect

[@masenko4519]

Very well said, I'm Aussie and Scotland is a great stepping stone for a lot of Australians. Its the perfect foot in the door to play in Europe for a lot of our players because Scottish teams will give them a chance. Ange didn't even have a UEFA coaching license when Celtic was trying to sign him lol

[@scotlander545]

And Scottish clubs have won more European trophies than French, Belgian, Swiss, Austrian, Czech, Polish, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Greek, Turkish and other nation's clubs. And your mob were only a penalty shoot-out from adding another one just a couple of years ago. Only English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Portuguese clubs have won more European trophies than Scottish clubs. It might only be four, and a number of finals lost, but still more than clubs from the countries I mentioned.

[@matthewmiles9626]

Rifc lost 2-1 to the Cypriot plumbers. Rifc will forever be known as the worst club in champions league history. They have to ply their trade in the lower level European competitions.

[@HellloByyye-j7u]

First international football match ever recognised by FIFA 1872 Scotland v England football match

[@TyroneGamesM8]

Is that true? If so that is class

[@adam43_98]

It’s where the phrase “It’s coming home” comes from - even though it’s the English who chant it and it was played in Glasgow 🤣

[@TyroneGamesM8]

@ fairs

[@uzaidgurjee4798]

@@adam43_98I know ur joking but that’s not where the phrase comes from.Teh phrase is only like 30 years old.And football existed before that and the English fa was founded first

[@kieronmcparland8198]

Derbies don’t lose meaning because English people think it happens all the time. Our game is for us. It could happen every week and it would mean more than anything down south.

[@b.s.bobbyshaw]

This is actually relevant to any game for our clubs. We support our club for the love of our club, not for the love of the level we play against. Celtic fans will sell out other teams stadiums to see their team play, no matter the level alongside selling out their stadium against the most glamorous opposition. Scottish teams in general averagely attend more games than most of Europe.

[@kieronmcparland8198]

@ that’s my point, if you don’t understand why we support our teams you never will and no amount of laughing and mocking the level or the regularity of our fixtures will change that

[@Bucklund]

Im English but my long term partner is scottish and a passionate Hibs supporter. One of the best days out we've had together was the 2016 Scottish Cup final when they beat Rangers 3-2 right at the end and can still remember the atmosphere in that stadium and in the city that weekend. Yes it is a league dominated by the Old Firm but these occasional moments of glory from other clubs are usually worth waiting for. As for improvement would be nice to see the league expand to at least 16 teams to stand more chance of other rivalries getting a bit of coverage and more competition for other places but right now I think it still has plenty to offer. You just need to give it a chance.

[@JimHeaton-b5y]

What I’ve noticed is that the 2 best clubs on Scotland hardly wave Scottish flags, Celtic fans always wave Ireland flags and rangers fans always wave Britain flags

[@Vizeh]

I always find that weird but it’s all to do with club culture and religion ain’t it

[@Thefamousrfc70]

You do see scottish flags at Ibrox and northern Ireland flags. You find it wierd that a British club waves a British flag? Syeange that mate.

[@Thefamousrfc70]

​@Vizeh the old firm is still the old firm. What are you talking about, mate? You sound like a celtic fan. Some of their fans don't call it the old firm because they say we died and you've already made a video about us with a click bait title to wind Rangers fans up.

[@Vizeh]

@@Thefamousrfc70 Every club in Britain is a British club mate but rarely anyone has them other than Rangers that’s the point lad

[@Vizeh]

@ believe me mate I’m not a Celtic fan or a Rangers fan I couldn’t care less, however if I don’t mention that Celtic fans don’t want to call it the old firm I’d be shouted at by them too

[@JacobM-un2yg]

Not spoken about enough is why Scottish teams don’t compete in Europe the way they used to is largely in fact due to money. For getting relegated from the English premiership u earn 8x as much as u make from winning the spfl. How can u compete?

[@davie-027]

Rangers have been to the knock out rounds of European competition for 5 of the past 6 seasons including a final,its Celtic that’s had one knock out game in about 15 years and los it in conference league to

[@JacobM-un2yg]

@@davie-027 u r clearly just trying to have a pop at celtic here? Makes no difference who makes it out of group more often, the simple fact is that scottish football teams are unable to compete at highest level, largely due to finance.

[@davie-027]

What you talking about,you said Scottish teams can’t compete getting to the latter stages of Europe and getting to a final is competing pretty decent I’d say,and of course it matters who gets out the group what u on about,you can’t compete any further if you don’t get out the group,I’ve seen even Celtic fans saying how well rangers have done in Europe over past 6 years,

[@HorKihaal]

England 49 wins Scotland 41 wins Draws 26

[@Vizeh]

The more you know

[@buggslimo]

Its that even? Really the most english thing ever

[@Al4___]

​It's like how much Newcastle are a bigger team than Sunderland and yet they have similar stats against each other @@buggslimo

[@ThexMJT]

What about recently? Scotland last beat England in 1999, and before that in 1985. Pre 1970's England and Scotland was very regularly wins shared between them, then the gulf between the countries appeared.

[@stivgmfc]

@@ThexMJT but also since 1999, we've only played in 3 competitive fixtures 2 draws and an England win

[@Scott-bh2qb]

Englishman gives deeply ignorant take on Scottish football. Wow what a video. The finances are as sustainable in Scotland as they have been in 40 years. The 90s and 2000s was much, much worse. This lad can’t even pronounce Falkirk.

[@Grraatterr]

Kenny Dalglish>All english number 9s and number 10s

[@Vizeh]

Put some respect on Peter Crouch’s name

[@Grraatterr]

@Vizeh Some Respect Peter crouch U get it? U get it yeah? 😂😂😂 🙂🙂🙂 😔😔😔

[@Ven-7xv]

@@GrraatterrI thought it was funny

[@ahuk]

💀

[@GM-tw4el]

​@@VizehGuardiola rated Crouch very highly btw and that's not even a joke 😂. You can find the quotes out there! He loved his awkward style said he was unplayable at times because of how big and awkward he was.

[@nathanjedrej792]

Aberdeen, last team to beat real madrid in european final. First time i had a bevvy, the night we won, kestrel lager, 8 year old. At the time i didnt realise how good we were, just thought it would continue lol. 82 world cup, aberdeen and dalglish, souness and archibald?

[@scotlander545]

And Dundee United beating Barcelona home and way in the UEFA Cup a few years later. Don't think we'll ever see those days again.

[@nathanjedrej792]

They got beat by roma in the semis of the European Cup, who went to go on and play Liverpool. Dodgy refs! Lol

[@scotlander545]

@@nathanjedrej792 I think it's always been suspected that Roma 'nobbled' the ref. But some Dundee United players have since said that they just had a bad game. Still, they had a good team in the 80s with some notable European scalps.

[@YerDa67]

Scottish football has given England some of its best ever players, managers and coaches. Two of those managers basically made Man U and Liverpool what they are today - Busby and Shankly (Shankly made Liverpool play in all red, copying Aberdeen). SAF is one of, if not the greatest, managers to ever grace the game. Scotland is often overlooked for its footballing ability, due to the poor finances of the clubs and the league itself, of course the national team being underachievers hasn’t helped either: although, our luck seems to be changing, as of late. The league still has one of the best attendances per capita, and Celtic V Rangers is one of the biggest rivalries in football. Anyone that expects our clubs to compete with the English clubs these days are crazy, the financial void between the two is ludicrous, but in the past the Scottish clubs always held their own against English opposition.

[@wboyle9721]

Scottish football have real clubs real fans passion enough said

[@eavyeavy2864]

Yeah cope

[@cameron_Ptfc702]

As a partick thistle fan(the 3rd team in Glasgow)it's actually incredible how many people see my scarf when I am going to a game and say oh yeah I used to go to thistle games 20 years ago but I am a celtic/rangers fan now

[@Rovers1882]

One of the biggest problems is people want to sit on their arse and support the old firm than go watch their local team, the local teams need the support

[@ConnorKD1876]

as a partick thistle fan, we are the most supported league per head of population, The passion is evidentially there we are just undersold massively in this country and the SFA are ok with completely undervaluing our game and players not to mention the blatant old firm bias, no wonder so many kids go and support them instead of their local clubs, the financial gap between celtic, rangers and the lack of the rest of league is just stupendous.

[@FTG_Campaigns]

I am also impressed that Thistle have invested in a womens team as well, who do quite well in that league, given the opposition they must face.

[@mariomanno1]

I find it very interesting that the teams you mentioned that people talk about from the outside were Celtic, Rangers and maybe Aberdeen. I think the second largest derby in Scotland is the Edinburgh derby with Hibs and Hearts but I don't know if its something outsiders ever really pay attention to I'd be curious to know if people ever tune into that outside of Scotland. I'm a Celtic fan personally and I think for Scottish people we're kinda just happy to have football that is ours regardless of it's quality. We are a nation of prideful patriotism and as you say we know how to take the piss out of ourselves especially when it comes to the national team in footballing terms so we're not blind when it comes to the quality of the nation (for the most part anyway). I really appreciate when outsiders take a liking to Scottish football actually because I feel like they're less interested in the idea of it being a spectacle or a high quality display and more for the fact that it's pure and sincere passion for a club and a community and so they take an interest in the culture at large. For me personally that's why I take an interest in other leagues like the Belgian Pro League or the Eredivisie even the MLS to an extent. I know they're not the highest quality ever but these people support their clubs very pure reasons and it makes clubs to me like Burnley or Bournemouth far more interesting to follow than a Man City or a Man United. The thing that gets me down about Scottish Football is I feel like Scottish culture doesn't encourage young people to be ambitious enough. They're almost ridiculed for it actually. Growing up I naturally played football with my friends and although I never had the quality to make it far, I really feel I had friends when i was younger who could've but they got sucked into totally different and dead end lifestyles. It isn't even just a football thing either. I'm a musician personally and I only ever recall one teacher who wasn't a music teacher push me to go and reach that goal and that was because I was definitely her favourite student. It's something I hope improves over the next 10-20 years but I feel like with social media it's easier than ever to ridicule someone so who knows.

[@18MikePowers88]

As an American this is exactly what changed my mind about your sport. I was typical American soccer is soft blah blah. Then I found Scottish football, their pride and their passion is great, and I have become a Celtic supporter. I grew up listening to the songs their fans sing, so it was a natural fit. Mon the Hoops

[@TheDon90]

As a Scot I want to reply specifically to the 3.2% of young players. The issue we have with this, is who we border. There's several exciting Scottish talents that are poached by English clubs to rot in an English academy before they even hit 16. Many of these kids are knocking on the door of first team football, even as high as the old firm at that age but then get stuck in those academy's down south never to be seen again without a few obvious exceptions. Billy gilmour and Ben doak two very recent examples of that. But there's many more whos careers stall because of those moves or even those who've broken into a team then move to England to get stuck in that same system. Kerr smith at villa is an example of this. Thus the ones were left with are typically not good enough at that age. Again bar a few notable exceptions

[@HallowedOstelogist]

And when there is a genuine high quality player produced locally, that doesn't immediately get poached by an English or Italian club (not that it's a bad thing, the Serie A to be honest is better than the premier league these days, if we are to remove the massive budget advantage England has) they usually end up being ignored by the general public Kai Foderingham had one of the best breakthrough seasons I've seen in a while last season, yet he's snubbed to the bench most games. Even Shankland was snubbed before he started getting time at United (I miss him there, still think he should've got a bigger move than Hearts considering his performances for club and country by that time but that's personal bias kicking in)

[@jackmellor5536]

Rangers were runners up to Zenit St Petersburg in the UEFA Cup in 2008.

[@ezraezra2928]

Still remembered it. There was a large riot in Manchester at that time. Btw, I'm not a Scottish football fans.

[@davie-027]

You are confusing riot with fans defending themselves from over aggressive police i was there,look at over 100k in Seville with not one single rangers fan arrested.

[@ezraezra2928]

@@davie-027 That's because of how bad English police were to contain the hooligans when it comes to big football games, especially when it was played at Wembley (last Champions League Final was a big exception, as there's no English clubs playing in that Final, and both German and Spanish fans were respectful, unlike English hooligans).

[@Dinoo1234]

The problem is the TV money

[@Vizeh]

The problem is the quality in first place mate

[@xisckillerx7578]

@@Vizeh the lack of tv money causes a lack of quality. Without the money generated by tv deals a majority of clubs can't do anything. TV deals are the main reason for clubs thriving, look at the pitfall of french football due to their shambolic tv deals

[@santoy1000]

Yip it's obv corrupt fs

[@paulosport2025]

@@Vizeh No really, we have a genuinely terrible TV deal relative to our size

[@footballx2325]

@@Vizehhow is the quality meant to improve without money?

[@BigManRob3]

I love seeing my club Dunfermline mentioned here. The Scottish Championship is a genuinely competitive league, not a league of 10 teams scrapping for 3rd with another 2 teams way ahead. It's never gonna be top drawer, incredible quality football, but in my opinion that's what makes it football. It's real, it's passionate, and most of all, it matters.

[@ZannyG_StandFree]

We all are the most passionate fans in the world, not the loudest, definitely most passionate. My club Aberdeen has an insane away atmosphere, I'm sure you've seen and heard us when we played yous at Turf Moor

[@Groggers96]

One of my Scottish friends supports Arbroath, he showed me a video of the stormy sea spraying freezing cold water on the corner kickers. Proper cold Tuesday night vibes with that stadium.

[@vcrossCelticfc]

We used to holiday in Arbroath, I'm pretty sure they still hold the record for the biggest goal difference in Scottish football @36-0??

[@cowboy8968]

4:00 interesting fact, since you are into racing. Jackie Stewart is from Dumbarton

[@oliverokane72]

There’s a plaque on his childhood house (I think it’s his childhood house)

[@Preposterous93]

Scotland is one of if not the highest attended league per capita in Europe. We are incredibly passionate and it’s not that we hate English fans, we hate glory hunting English fans who then try to slander our league when they aren’t match going fans.. we also hate glory hunting old firm fans.

[@davie-027]

Take out the rangers and Celtic fans and what you are left with is 10 3 quarter empty stadiums,you kinda just proved the point of the video even more

[@davie-027]

Bc it’s a terrible lge

[@Preposterous93]

@@davie-027 take out rangers and Celtic and you have people supporting clubs from where they’re actually from.

[@Preposterous93]

@@davie-027 “I support Celtic” says the man from wick.

[@stivgmfc]

Take out Rangers and Celtic and Scotland would still have the highest attendances per capita in Europe. Despite it being empty stadiums, Ross County being in Dingwall, a village of a population of 10,000 getting 6000 in attendance the other week, more than half the population, Auchinleck Talbot a village with a population of 3000 getting 4000 in attendance more than 1000 people who live there. The problem with empty stadiums is because in the 2000s they made it a minimum of 10,000 capacity for top flight football, when you have teams from towns who dont have that many people live in them. 6000 at Ross County for a town with a population of 10,000 is a great attendance, but people look at it and just think cause theres empty seats, or because its not 20,000 + that its bad, without actually thinking how many people live there ​@Leeyaweecutiegriifiths

[@iBurner12340]

It's not about the quality of football or winning titles for most. The sport is a vessel for communities to come together and get behind a local institution. It's an identity, a culture...almost religious. The game may last 90 mins at the weekend. But the passion goes beyond the terraces. Pubs, social clubs, charities, live theatre, music gigs etc. There is a tribalism that breeds passion in Scottish football. A common passion that brings people together and drive others apart. Expect it to be one of the first questions you're asked when you meet someone new in Scotland "What team do you support?" In England someone 100miles south of Manchester may get excited after man city win and sit on it for a week. Doesn't work like that north of the border.

[@davidhamil5912]

We don't hate you we love you. We just hate your football and ruby international teams and REALLY hate your pundits.

[@pcraig1991]

Scottish teams use the English loan markets because, it's easier. Also, English teams can afford to let their squad players go on loan because most have wage budgets that are sometimes treble what the Scottish prem team will have. It doesn't help that prolly 80% of Scots "support" the OF and WON'T visit their loca team because, "it's shite"... quite similar, I suppose to folk in London supporting man utd.

[@Ryan-kf7of]

7:57 it's obvious that the Scottish leagues are nowhere near on par with the top leagues or even the Dutch, Swiss etc leagues. When it was Henrik Larson and Frank De Boer it was pretty good but now it's a shadow of what it once was. Most people get annoyed and start saying I'm not patriotic for stating the negatives of the league but I'm just realistic and pragmatic. If you want to argue it's better for Scottish players then why do all our best players have to go abroad to find the best competition? I'm not sure how to fix it though as Scotland's population isn't huge and doesn't draw much investment opportunity.

[@Gallusinsky]

Top vid here Vizeh. Being a Raith Rovers fan ive made peace of being a humble club. We've had our highs winning the league cup in 1994 and then being in the Uefa Cup in 1995 to only end up being knocked our by eventual winners Bayern Munich, to the very lows of accepting Nicolas Anelkas brother Claude as our Manager which almost destroyed us. But right now we are in a good place with a pretty decent fanbase and so far decent owners who so far seem to be steering us to the right direction. Although we'll most likely never reach those highs in the 90s I'd much rather we be sensible and spend within our means as opposed to a club thatll chase a pipe dream and end up racking millions in debt to then go into administration. One thing id say is killing smaller clubs here is the old firm fanbase. Communities all over Scotland especially in the likes of Fife have so many old firm supporter groups when in reality there is 5 decent clubs to go and support in the region. Raith (Scottish Championship) , Dunfermline (Scottish Championship), Kelty Hearts (Scottish League 1) East Fife (Scottish League 2) and Cowdenbeath (Lowland League) all could do with a bit more additional support but instead the likes of Dunfermline Bhoys or Burntisland Loyal RSG and many others exists and it's depressing.

[@VersionFear]

I get what you mean. And you get people that say that rangers is their “local team” even though they live in paisley and not Glasgow

[@SamM_Scot]

Scotland football doesn't have the cash like most other major European leagues, but we have raw passion for the sport as always. I was mostly a gers fan when younger, but nowadays it's really only the national team I follow, which has some real exciting homegrown talent finally showing again in what seems like forever :-)

[@kaiwilson3800]

Both England and Scotland should do away with the league cups / Carabo cups and do a United Kingdom cup , whilst maintaining their respective national cups

[@Daniyal731]

no im a hearts fan we bearly win the cups

[@Gallusinsky]

Like a modern day Texaco Cup? To be fair seeing Raith playing away at the likes Deepdale, Stadium of Light or Bramell Lane would be sublime

[@TheMiniMaestroMan]

The gap is too big and English clubs would whine even if they did get beat. (now I'm imagining Kelty Hearts knocking Sunderland out the Scottish Cup lol)

[@ja1295]

Id rather a Celtic cup between Scottish both irish leagues and the welsh league english sides would ruin it with greed and uneeded group stages and allowing their big clubs to enter like 1 round before the quater finals

[@HallowedOstelogist]

​@@ja1295It's not just that, if any player has a decent run in it they'll just get poached by an English or Italian club, it isn't even funny how much they do it. (To be fair though the Serie A is arguably the better league when accounted for budget gap between then and the Premier League and its infinite money pool)

[@GISALEGENDYT]

Our problem is too we run a 12/10/10/10 system and have done for way too long, if we went to an 18/18/18/18 setup for example as a lot of the lower teams fight to get up and can go against them financially. Also the 4 times a season is boring should be home & away nothing more, but TV plays its part when Celtic v Rangers is only game folk care about, then it's Hibs v Hearts. Sadly changes won't happen and had enough chances the last 10-15 years to do it. Also to highlight in the year St Johnstone did the cup double we (Hibs) should have won both but laid down to St Johnstone basically. Hibs are the only other team in the last 10 years to win the Scottish Cup but most of the time still is Celtic/Rangers winning it.

[@Vizeh]

Is there enough teams to realistically do the 18 system?

[@JTB_FM]

@@Vizeh actually yes. It's bizarre but the majority of junior sides are largely better than the bottom feeders of league 2 and the Highland/lowland league. Reason is due to no promotion/relegation until 2019 and even then it's still immensely hard

[@GISALEGENDYT]

@@Vizeh Yes there is, in Championship alone all the teams in there have the infrastructure to play in the Premiership, while teams in League 1 & 2 would merge into the new Championship, the 3rd tier for teams where the Youth squads and teams who fight to get up through pyramid system in Highlands/West and Lowland already. Some have said try to be like Germany or Belgium with approach.

[@davie-027]

18 across the board is the craziest thing I’ve ever heard,there absolutely is not enough teams for that,and it will never ever even be an option

[@GISALEGENDYT]

@@davie-027 yes there would, when basically the entire championship is good enough to be with premiership teams. The days of 12/10/10/10 & playing 4 times a season is boring enough.

[@II-vx9ph]

I don’t think people realise how small Scotland is compared to London it’s self but still have 2 of the most iconic clubs in the world aswell some other decent clubs compared to other countries are the same size obviously the quality is pish but so would other countries with the finances

[@BFCbluessupporter]

im indian and my family and me moved to dundee scotland a litle over a year ago and im telling you the fans here are crazy and i always see fights between dundee and dundee utd fans

[@CharlieEdward-q2k]

There is rarely ever fights between United and Dundee fans

[@gmacdizzle]

Ken ur a whopper mate there's no scraps

[@BFCbluessupporter]

@@CharlieEdward-q2k its teenagers that fight in school not grownups

[@BFCbluessupporter]

@@gmacdizzle bro its teenagers that fight

[@SP-2317]

There's no violent rivalry there, even the Utility mob was/is comprised of fans of both clubs.

[@JTB_FM]

I'm Scottish and have wrote quite a decent bit on Scottish football. The big 4-5 teams in Scotland are shaping up to be the best they have been in a while (especially now that Hearts have Bloom investment). It's the lower leagues of Scotland that are kinda mudded because promotion is so difficult (especially in tier 5 and below). Administration has also hit some lower league sides as well. Scottish football is definitely wayyyy to pandering to the old firm and maybe 3-4 others while the others in the lower leagues are financially thrown to the wayside

[@JTB_FM]

Also the TV deal is shite haha

[@Vizeh]

Aye I can see it as the ones that are receiving some European money from qualifications may be ok but the rest will have a a massive mountain to climb in reality

[@JTB_FM]

​@@Vizehaye pretty much, this season hopefully big Jimmy Thelin can break the top 2 this season with Aberdeen

[@Robbie_Collins]

Think there is definitely criticism that is well able to be talked about. Im a paisley man and local to St Mirren and have followed them. I think the biggest thing I enjoy is the graft for achievements. We got European football for the first time in 37 years, we grafted up the championship since 2017 and have been on the upward. The pure passion and dedication to watch the game up here is great. Its not the best football, but its having that group that I can go and hang out with weekly and go and watch out team. I also think in terms of the league, it looks boring from the outside but fighting for the top 6 and Europe every season is actually really good when it comes down to the nitty gritty time. I will say though, i would love league reconstruction

[@CallumBlyth]

4:25 it’s me (also hi I make Scottish football content if you want to learn more)

[@Idahbhoy]

Henrik Larson =Better than everyone

[@adampark4238]

Still having nightmares of him flying through the air like karate kid at fir park

[@liamburns8554]

Wasn’t the best player from Sweden, before you start on the rest. Fact

[@jekanyika]

5:35 I've been playing a Dunfermline save in FM, and I'm convinced winning the SPL with a team other than Celtic or Rangers is one of the hardest challenges in FM.

[@TheDA-hz2ck]

I don't really know what the point of this video is, if it's to highlight the issues with Scottish football I think that's been done to death. The core issue is the leaders in the sfa are solely focused on sevco and Celtic, every major decision lands on how it affects those two clubs and the long term future of Scottish football is never considered. This can also be seen in the women's game when only a few year ago our national team would compete with England, now look at the differences in quality, attendances. This is on the sfa. Scotland stuck in the dark ages again. The fan scene and interest for those in Scottish football is probably at a high we've not seen in decades but when you have a man in Neil Doncaster who makes no attempt to harness this and is only interested in the short term wins it will never change. I would be incredibly surprised if someone outwith the top two win the league in my lifetime. I'm 22. I am a Dunfermline fan but I think I speak for a lot of people when I say I love my club and the league. Go watch the EPL or champs league (both of which don't interest me in the slightest) if you want to see liquid football. I always find the constant battering of Scottish football genuinely strange, we are a small country and are just about where we should be overall imo.

[@cody24324]

the way you said falkirk is criminal

[@namelesswhocares8648]

One day , a scottish team in their lower divisions called east fife will play in the champions league. Its the main reason one would wish to become immortal

[@FTG_Campaigns]

I'd really love to see that. They'd be dancing in the streets of Methil all week. Just like they were "dancing in the streets of Raith" in 1994 (lol).

[@hity7026]

God you’re right. Rangers should be relegated to the national league to fix this

[@KingMonkey89]

You should be thrown in jail for noncery.

[@ezraezra2928]

I'm not a Scottish football fans, but I really liked this video about the situation of Scottish clubs in Europe, specifically Rangers and Celtic. In case anyone is wondering, Rangers' humiliating loss over Progres Niederkorn wasn't the lowest point for certain Scottish clubs in European club competitions. The season before, when Celtic had a historic Invincible Treble domestically under Brendan Rodgers, they had a disappointing Champions League performance before crashing out in the group stage. The club lost to Gibraltar side Lincoln Red Imps 1-0 during the qualification stages, iirc. Edit: I forgot to mention the fact Celtic also got battered by Artmedia Bratislava in 2005-06 Champions League qualification rounds.

[@mattymaloy3949]

It was a bad loss but Celtic still qualified over the two games comfortably, Rangers got knocked out by Progress

[@davie-027]

Ye but yous got hammered by artmetia Bratislava 5 zilch and never went through that’s worse

[@mattymaloy3949]

@ another bad result but Brartislava beat a champions league winning side in Porto that year as well, who have progres beat other then sevco?

[@ezraezra2928]

I knew how Artmedia Bratislava (FC Petrzalka) destroyed Celtic 5-0. But that Slovak club also beat Porto, who won the Champions League 2 years prior, at Do Dragao. Shame that even with big result, they still failed to knock Rangers out of the Champions League at that time!

[@davie-027]

It’s not just the loss it’s the way if it was a 2 or even 3 nil,it wouldn’t have been the same,it was an absolute mauling by them,

[@elbeardygaming7459]

The young players in EPL compared to SPL simply comes down to how many more teams there are in the EPL and the population difference between the two clubs. For the EPL to only be 0.6 ahead isn’t great. In Scotland, the teams need to win, it’s more of a risk to play young players because most fans demand a win every single week and if you’re a manager who plays a few young boys and loses, the fans will call for your sacking.

[@3four169]

As a scott that lives in England, none of my english friends get scottish football and I don't think they ever will but i have convinced a few of them to watch a few games that don't include the either old firm teams and all where saying it was a better standard and more entertaining that they expected. Scotland really needs to redesign the leagues as this play every team 3 or 4 times isn't good in allot of peoples opinions. 16 teams, play everyone home and away.

[@FTG_Campaigns]

I totally agree. The current league structure is awful. But they won't change it because it brings more money for the big clubs.

[@ILCJ1]

As a Scottish lad who supports an insignificant club (Kilmarnock) really enjoyed this video, we get slagged for only have 6k at our home games but what people need to remember is our town is 25 mins from Glasgow and there for the old firm (ugly sisters)

[@Jie67]

What does Kilmarnock FC do to try attract more fans?

[@oyl80]

Pies to die for

[@kieranmccabe8619]

There is no old firm and you should know this considering Killie fans love to sing “Glasgow rangers you let your club die”

[@struxnyt3991]

Okay a lot to digest here. Simply put Scottish football is no where near as bad as the criticism it gets but undeniably there is problems. As a Ross County fan but also works within Pro Youth development for another Scottish club theres a few things i'd love to touch on. From the outside its understandable why Rangers Celtic is the biggest attraction to those outside of scotland but in context they are both historically 2 of the biggest clubs in world football. Finances seriously hinder both in Europe, celtic would need to win a treble in scotland for 75 years just to match the TV revenue for one club in england in a single year. Thats the difference. Respectuflly Rangers Celtic Hearts hibs aberdeen and st johnstone have got wins or draws in the last 10 vs teams that dwarf our finances, such as Man City, Tottenham, Leipzig Dortmund Villareal Atalanta Lazio Nice Betis Galatasary Feyanoord Braga Salzburg Red star Olympiacos AEK athens Shaktar Sparta prague Slavia prague Legia, Burnley Lyon Frankfurt Malmo Ajax etc... these teams dwarf the scottish clubs spending so scottish clubs recruitment is SO GOOD for the level of money available and if you ask would rangers celtic cope in the prem... do we really think the likes of southampton or bournmouth pull off resustls in europe as consistently as we do? As a Ross county fan, the derek adams interview was him spitting the dummy out take it with a pinch of salt. As a youth coach, Scotlands problem is the league size being 12 teams, anywhere from 3rd-12 no one can tell who goes down so managers are so reluctant to play young inexperienced players incase it costs them. As well as the money distribution not being spent well on developing young player. The SFA (equivilent to englands FA) is very incompetant and sells the tv rights for a pittance its like £20m for a year coverage of all scottish football (someone can correct that figure but its in that ball park)... how can scottish clubs compete? Some of the supports clubs have is incredible, we have the highest attendance % per capita in europe and even if you take a mild interest and watch games outside the old firm you'll soon see how good it is but problem is, its hardly on Sky. if you get the chance id recommend Old firm obviously, Hearts vs hibs, Dundee utd vs Dundee, Rangers v aberdeen, Dundee utd vs Aberdeen, Dunfermline v Falkirk, Kilmarnock vs Ayr, Celtic vs Aberdeen, Hamilton v motherwell, Ross County vs Inverness So many good games with so much on the line. Even if the oldfirm played 10x a year and teams had a 100,000 seater stadium itd still sell out... thats how much it means. And last point to put in context because it was the most recent game... Rangers (Squad cost 9m to assemble) 1-1 Tottenahm (600m to assemble) thats the disparity and for all that watched would of said Rangers were by far the better team. Good video mate, all the best hope you cover more of our game

[@FTG_Campaigns]

Great response

[@cmq09-c3k]

I think one of the problems with Scottish football is not enough people supporting there locals and instead supporting Celtic or rangers, you’ll find more Celtic and rangers fans in a place in Scotland rather than the local team/ teams, this is why teams In the lower leagues struggle with money due to a lack of support, it’s a problem with this generation as kids see Celtic and rangers win the titles and cups every year and are more likely to pick the best team, but I think overall the problem is the money Celtic and rangers get, these teams have players worth more than teams in the league, because they get into Europe every year, I also totally agree on the fact the Scottish teams need to play the under 21s more, I support hibs and when we have players on ridiculous wages and don’t give anything on the park I don’t understand why the under 21s don’t get a chance, these players seek loans or transfers out of there respectful teams because they don’t get game time.

[@FTG_Campaigns]

Yes, that is the forever problem in Scottish football. the only blip was in the 80s when many supported Aberdeen or Dundee Utd after limited the league European successes. When I was a boy in the 70s/80s, I didn't really have a fixed team and and some point supported Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen, Dundee (Dens Park) and Hearts. At age 17 I began supporting Hibs, basically because that was who my friends supported, and thus it was the best matches to attend. And that is who I support now. But I could have easily become a Rangers or Celtic fan, because many I knew supported these teams.

[@FatStu70]

TV money is key, Sky are paying £150m for a 4 year deal and a whopping £935m for the EFL not the English prem, the leagues below that deal, although spread out amongst more clubs its huge in comparison. If i also remember correctly Rangers and Celtic take about 50% of that deal with the rest split amongst the rest. With the wider commercial reach and euro money every season its not difficult to see why the gap is so wide. Again correct me if i'm wrong every club in the English prem get about 100m, certainly a great way to even the playing field if your smart with money ala Leicester.

[@irnbruenjoyer123]

Falkirk is pronounced "Fall-kirk"

[@rgiproductions5351]

14:00 Sorry Liam but the main reason we don’t have many younger boys is because the youth of our country ain’t that great unfortunately. Kids are lambasted for playing in the streets and locked out of football pitches. This runs deeper than just football imo. Its infrastructure.

[@FTG_Campaigns]

Good point. When I was a boy in the 70s and 80s, we used to constantly play makeshift games at school breaks or in the parks. I was rubbish, but I'm sure many of the pros started that way (just like with the Brazilian favellas). Not sure what its like now though.

[@davidmurowe5509]

When you ask someone to name 5 teams in Scotland usually they can’t I think that is a huge problem

[@Vizeh]

That’s a big problem😂

[@withersz16]

I can. Celtic Rangers Livingston Hearts St. Johnstone

[@Daniyal731]

celtic hearts falkirk airdrie dundee hibs livi

[@Support-your-local-team]

What a load of nonsense. Anyone with any basic football knowledge could. Maybe a lot of EPL coach potatoes couldn't.

[@JazKicks]

kilamanrok, st mirren, hearts, livingstone, dundee, aberdeen... dont even watch scottish football and i can atleast list 3/4 of their teams

[@JohnAnderson-ss9vn]

hold on ,before you say anythin else, the premiership teams recieve obscene amounts of money from sky. they can spend millions on players , so no wonder the product is better down south. the champions of scotland only recieve a pittance from sky . whereas teams much smaller than the old firm ,can recieve a parachute payment of millions for droppin into the championship.

[@Dc1998-et9gw]

It’s more than sky, it’s international deals as well. The premier league has way more interest worldwide than the Scottish league with the Scottish league barely having or just not having one at all in many countries. Scotland themselves know this which is why Scotland has their season set up in a bit of a weirder way compared to many other leagues to help insure there’s an additional rangers vs Celtic game. I’ve lived in a couple of countries and the latest one that I’ve lived in being the United States, the only game that you can actually count on being televised constantly is rangers vs Celtic as they themselves even say you won’t be able to watch all Scottish league games. If I’m being blunt I think if they could they would just negotiate to only show rangers vs celtic but I don’t think the league would accept that which is why the show a few more games but not all of them because they don’t want all of them.

[@pjl.67]

Scottish Football is just the best leagues

[@Bobbywalesfan1234]

6:44 KILMARNOCK MENTIONED RAAAAHHH#!!!

[@Wojtinho]

2:30 bro really got me thinking he starts an F1 24 league 😭

[@Vinstxr123]

aberdeen fan here, europe is so important to keep improving the game just simply because of the money that comes in through it, no matter the level. our finances for the last year came out a week or so ago and we are at such a huge gain at the moment, this was of course helped by the sale of bojan miovski, however delving deeper you see just how much is gained through playing in europe even though result-wise we only won 1 game and finished 3rd in our conference league group.

[@jzunisixx]

Don't watch that league yet still know jota on the wing song lmao

[@Sam-mi9wi]

Jota left the league 2 years ago

[@toxicterminator22]

This is a great video, as a student studying football coaching, sports development is a big part of my course and to tackle issues like participation, retention and revenue, this video is really interesting to me

[@cameronashwood8796]

HAMILTON ACCIES MENTIONED ‼

[@Jackster__]

Big problem in Scotland is that for some reason that people from towns that are far from Glasgow supporting the old firm it’s a joke. Look at a rangers game at Hampden and you’ll see a “culloden” loyal and others like it and there is about 5 teams to support on the way to Glasgow. The majority of the country are glory hunters

[@FTG_Campaigns]

Lets not forget the ferries bringing fans from Northern Ireland for both Rangers and Celtic. I remember seeing a group of guys in Rangers strips in a bar in Ibiza. They all had Northern Irish accents.

[@Grayterrr]

Robbie Keane > all english number 9s and number 10s

[@N00000OOOOBY]

thats going too far

[@CaptDeadpool32]

The guy who's best moment was making Liverpool's bench only to be shipped off after 6 months?

[@ryanlaird6447]

Dunfermline vs Falkirk is on bbc Scotland on the 27th of December 19:45 kick off Expected 2500 away fans and 6000 home fans

[@RangersBear]

Rangers getting beat by Progres Niederkorn was a blessing in disguise, a conflicting wake up call. The club has been ran into the ground following Gerrard and the managerial role has become a poisoned chalice. Need a period of readjustment where we are guaranteed 2nd.

[@Adz_Plays]

Which wont happen because yous are skint and in debt

[@Shendersonsports3003]

making 40 sales for Hamilton Access is wild, considering the running joke in Scotland is that they have 0 fans

[@l_mcbride_0641]

As Celtic fan the irony of this coming up when we are beating Ross county 5-0 . At half time . When you look at European results and performances this season from all three teams things aren't too bad

[@callumgray5279]

Ever since the 2000s the English league has boomed, Larsson even said that when he was at celtic they were paying him about the same amount as they were is man united signed him. But then again Martin O'neil was slated for spending a lot of money

[@CME1994]

Aberdeen FC most successful Scottish team in Europe 2 European trophies Last team to beat Real Madrid in a major European final. ⭐️ ⭐️ Stand Free

[@stevot6915]

YAWN🥱

[@CME1994]

@ get it up you bitter zombie 🧟

[@benyoung2004]

What about my beloved Kilmarnock Liam, you didn’t think to maybe include them no? We finished 4th last season and qualified for Europe under Derek McInnes who’s a really experienced manager who was last at Aberdeen and was even in the run-in to replace Clement if he was to be sacked by Rangers. He’s done an extremely good job during his time at Killie!

[@ousfraton435]

mezzala designs clears any other youtuber product. genuine quality gotta respect it. my lucas moura one’s still in perfect condition after a year

[@robcoward6326]

As a Scottish person Derek Adams is right. The standard is absolutely shocking. Just puts me off Scottish football.

[@michaelreich4827]

The Scottish Premier league is more top heavy than Dolly Parton.

[@PSV_Eindhoven-]

Love this video. This is relatable for me as a League Of Ireland fan this is happening in Ireland aswell

[@RoryHanna]

Hit the nail on the head. In the 2010s Dundee United for example had youth product likes of GMS, Ryan Gauld, Andy Robertson etc. Now these players are gobbled up by youth academies down south the second they play a minute in first team squad. If in the 2010s celtic didn't buy our players cause they felt under pressure we would have a good squad till this day. But from grass roots to the premiership football up here is ruined as we now have academy's "signing" kids at 6...

[@kieranmccabe8619]

Dundee United do have a good squad you’re fighting for 3rd…

[@ChinoOnYT]

i learned about this doing a RTG save in scotland. we broke the streak in 32-33 and 33-34 consecutively 😁

[@derkaiser420]

As an American Arsenal fan I always really liked Hearts and the Hibs v Hearts rivalry is always intense. It is just hard for me to watch because I hate Celtic and Rangers. I can stand them in Europe or in Scotland.

[@kieranmccabe8619]

You’re an American arsenal fan your opinion is irrelevant

[@thirtythreehz]

Support Columbus crew or something

[@thomasmckinlay9315]

Who’d you support in it?

[@josephbyrne7864]

When was the last English manager to win the EPL?

[@Anameanme-nz8oz]

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[@davidmcalpine6970]

13:50 motherwell are good at bringing young talent into the first team the only problem being we don't have the finances to compete with what other clubs can offer

[@andrewferguson7656]

I can’t believe you talked for 15 mins and didn’t mention that Aberdeen just lost there first game this year and actually have a chance maybe not a big chance but of winning the league.

[@cfcdougiecfc1]

Just drew against hibs so likely 5 points behins come the weekend...

[@kieranmclaughlin8920]

Every single record attendance for any competition, in Europe, is held by one stadium and one city alone. Hampden Park, Glasgow. 👍

[@worldofwilson464]

I'm a Hearts fan from Glasgow, and I have to say Scottish football deserves better. Scotland is a small country, so its league gets compared way too often to nearby countries with stronger leagues. Attendances in Scotland are much bigger than what I've seen in other countries. For example, live 10 minutes away from where Ulsan Hyundai play their home games and occasionally pay a visit. I've seen some games against other big clubs in Korea, and they still barely fill even 60% of their stadium. When it comes to my own team, if Hearts are even playing a team like Livingston, the stadium is almost full.

[@maguritang]

Scotland treats England like how Europe treats America

[@Vizeh]

?

[@Daniyal731]

?

[@f1champ551]

...? Be a LOT MORE Specific m8....

[@oslomapping]

FINALLY! You did the video i asked for

[@NaeMuckle]

As soon as a young player gets a game he gets signed for an English club.

[@jackmellor5536]

Hearts and Hibs are two of the biggest clubs outside the old firm.

[@scottmeehan2422]

Na Sheep are bigger than hibs and hearts. Come on they are the only scottish club to win 2 european trophys.

[@4nomynou5]

It's us we're 2nd

[@4nomynou5]

We have the most European trophies in scotland

[@jackmellor5536]

@scottmeehan2422 Hibs, Hearts and Aberdeen are the joint most successful clubs outside the Old Firm when it comes to league titles and domestic cup wins.

[@scottmeehan2422]

@@jackmellor5536 yes this maybe but Aberdeen have won 2 European cups meaning they have a bigger trophy haul thus being the so called best of the rest.

[@andrewporter2530]

One of the things I don’t see in the comments is the price of Scottish players in the Scottish league is much more than say going for an English player. As a rangers fan we got Connor Barron this year and on a free this year because it’s the only way we could afford him. Lennon Miller who currently plays for Motherwell has an asking price of about 4 million to come to either Celtic or Rangers. Thought I should also mention that the only financially successful club in Scotland Celtic have a model of buying players in for cheaper and selling them for more so it’s really impossible for us to keep players if they are good because financially it’s better to sell them.

[@MikeyCameron-g9s]

Its hard listening to a burnley fan talk about the old firm if there was a scale to measure the size of football clubs id love to see where they were compared 🍀 🇬🇧

[@eddie8900]

English Premier winners money according to google, amounts to £150 million with prize money and tv monies combined. Scottish Premier winners get £3 million and the tv pot is miniscule. If that amount of money was available in Scotland, clubs would not be in danger of insolvency and our clubs would have better players.

[@myusernameissoobnoxiouslyl9407]

Scottish football is a pub league that your nan could score in, but it's OUR pub league your nan could score in. No glamour, no TV bankrolled teams, just raw passion and shit football.

[@Jamesy55]

Tbh I’d rather ur nan start than dessers

[@rektaredun2774]

Ian Rush > All english number 9s and number 10s

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Except he’s Welsh x)