A Celtic State of Mind

Paul John Dykes hosts Sean Whitelaw of Nebula Trading Cards to explore the psychology of collecting football memorabilia.

Paul John Dykes, Kevin Graham, and Asim Rabani analyze Celtic’s disastrous Europa League exit to LASK, blaming late transfer activity and poor squad depth.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s dominant 2-0 halftime lead over Falkirk, highlighting Camilo Duran’s two goals and the team’s improved attacking speed.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s 2-1 win over Falkirk, criticizing a lack of urgency and squad depth following a European tie.

Host Chris Mowat is joined by Anthony McGuire and Sean Conley to preview Celtic’s match against Falkirk.

Paul and Brian analyze Celtic’s Europa League draw while expressing deep frustration over their Champions League exit.

Paul John Dykes and John Paul Mason analyze Celtic’s shocking Champions League exit to LASK, criticizing the team’s mental collapse and the board’s failure to address midfield weaknesses.

Hosts Paul John Dykes and Patrick McGilp, joined by John Yogi Hughes, dissect Celtic’s humiliating Champions League exit against LASK.

Hosts Chris McIlwain, Kevin McCluskey, and Stephen Ray dissect Celtic’s Champions League exit to LASK Linz, describing the second-half collapse as a major capitulation.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s dominant first half against Linz, highlighting Callum McGregor’s goal and strong performances by Yang and Donovan.

Hosts Paul John Dykes and Ian Conroy, joined by guests Lawrence and Liam, analyze Celtic’s 3-0 lead over LASK in Champions League qualifiers.

Host Chris McElwain is joined by Stephen Ray and Kevin McCluskey to preview Celtic’s Champions League qualifier against LASK.

Paul John Dykes and Jed Fitzsimmons discuss the successful crowdfunding for a documentary on George Connelly, which hit its target ahead of schedule.

Paul John Dykes and Jim Orr discuss Celtic’s Champions League campaign against LASK, praising recent signings like Camilo Duran and Bauer.

Paul John Dykes analyzes Celtic’s Champions League victory over LASK, arguing that while the new signings boosted performance, the club must improve…

Chris McElwain and Stephen Ray analyze Celtic’s 2-0 halftime lead over LASK, praising Negrin and Duran’s goals while noting midfield struggles against a 3-4-3 system.

Host Chris McElwain is joined by Stephen Ray and Kevin McCluskey to preview Celtic’s Champions League qualifier against LASK.

Hosts Chris McIlwain and Stephen Ray analyze Celtic’s 3-0 Champions League victory over LASK, praising Camilo Duran’s standout performance and Kasper Höj’s tactical influence.

Paul John Dykes and John Paul Mason celebrate Celtic’s dominant 3-0 victory over LASK in the Champions League qualifier, highlighting the electric atmosphere and the team’s improved quality.

Paul John Dykes and Patrick McGill analyze Celtic's Champions League playoff against LASK, criticizing the club's lack of preparation and the late sale of Arne Engels.

Host Paul John Dykes and guests Alonzo Conley, Ian Conroy, and Liam Carrigan analyze Celtic’s squad depth ahead of the crucial Champions League qualifier against LASK.

Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham analyze Celtic’s recent performance, criticizing late transfer activity and the sale of Arne Engels ahead of the LASK qualifier.

Paul John Dykes is joined by Jim Moore and Des McLean to discuss the play "And If You Know The History," which depicts Celtic's difficult 1990s era.

Paul John Dykes analyzes Celtic’s 4-0 win over Dundee United and Arne Engels’ departure to West Ham ahead of the LASK Linz qualifier.

Paul John Dykes hosts a halftime review of Celtic’s 2-0 lead against Dundee United, highlighting clinical goals from Odsonne Édouard and Kasper Torkilsen.

Paul John Dykes and Quinny analyze Celtic’s 4-0 victory over Dundee United, highlighting the team’s improved attacking fluidity and solid defensive performance.

Host Paul John Dykes previews the League Cup clash between Celtic and Dundee United at Tannadice.

Hosts Paul John Dykes, Brian Degnan, and Alan Morrison analyze Celtic’s summer transfer activity, praising the quality of new signings like Hassan…

Paul John Dykes and John Paul Mason discuss Celtic’s renewed optimism following a 5-1 win over Kilmarnock and the signing of striker Kasper Højen.

The hosts mock Rangers CEO Jim Gillespie for comparing Derek McInnes to Jürgen Klopp, calling it absurd.

Paul John Dykes and Lawrence Conley are joined by Liam to discuss Celtic’s recent victory over Kilmarnock and the imminent signing of winger Hassan.

Paul John Dyke, Stephen Ray, and Quinny celebrate Celtic’s 5-1 win over Kilmarnock, praising striker Kasper Hojbjerg’s debut and Arne Engels’ midfield control.

Paul John Dykes and Sean Conley review Celtic’s dominant 5-1 win over Kilmarnock, highlighting Arne Engels’ standout performance and Kasper Højen’s hat-trick.

Celtic fans celebrate a dominant 3-0 first-half lead against Kilmarnock, praising the new striker’s quality and the team’s attacking philosophy.

In this solo matchday episode, the host analyzes Celtic’s starting lineup and recent club news while running.

The hosts review a successful event featuring Didier Drogba before critically analyzing Celtic FC’s management, citing nepotism, risk aversion, and poor recruitment strategies.

Host Paul John Dykes is joined by Chris and Jim Orr to critique Celtic FC’s chaotic pre-season and board failures ahead of the Champions League.

Paul John Dykes and John Paul Mason discuss Celtic’s precarious position ahead of Champions League qualifiers, criticizing the board’s slow recruitment and Martin O’Neill’s recent health scare.

Paul John Dykes, Patrick McGill, and John Hughes discuss Celtic’s concerning transfer strategy, criticizing the slow pace of signings despite 15 departures.

Paul John Dykes and guests Liam Carrigan, Ian Conroy, and Lawrence Conley analyze Celtic’s 1-0 win over Dundee, praising Casper’s debut but criticizing the squad's disjointed play.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s 1-0 win over Dundee, praising Negrin’s goal but criticizing slow wing play and midfield control.

Chris McIlwain and Stephen Ray preview Celtic’s season opener against Dundee, analyzing the starting lineup and expressing concern over a weak bench.

Chris McElwee and Stephen Ray analyze Celtic’s disjointed first-half performance against Dundee, criticizing poor tempo and new signings like Ho and Duran.

Host Paul John Dykes is joined by guests Quinny and Asim Rabani to discuss Celtic’s Champions League draw against LASK Linz and the club’s transfer strategy.

Paul John Dykes reviews a sold-out event with former Celtic player Didier Agathe, discussing Agathe’s humility, his film debut, and insights into Martin O’Neill’s management style.

Paul John Dykes analyzes Celtic’s transfer strategy, advocating for signing Will Ferry and retaining Alistair Johnston and Arne Engels until the Champions League qualifiers conclude.

Paul John Dykes and Jim Orr discuss Celtic’s transfer strategy, focusing on potential exits for Alistair Johnston and Arne Engels and the urgent need for midfield reinforcements.

Paul John Dykes and John Paul Mason discuss Celtic’s signing of Kasper Hojbjerg, praising the move as a statement of ambition that boosts fan optimism and supports manager Martin O’Neill.

Hosts Paul John Dykes, Patrick McGill, and John Hughes analyze Celtic’s record signings of Kasper Højlund and Camilo Duran, viewing them as a statement of intent driven by Martin O’Neill’s leverage.

Paul John Dykes is joined by Alonso Conley and Liam Carrigan to discuss Celtic’s transfer strategy, highlighting the impact of Japanese imports like…