The Huddle Breakdown

The Huddle Breakdown discusses the fallout from the Celtic support's "tennis ball" protest and the club's subsequent statement, analyzing the deepening schism between fans and the board.

The host analyzes the Manchester City financial case by comparing it to the Rangers collapse, arguing that both clubs gained unfair sporting advantages through rule-breaking.

Hosts Alan and James analyze the Manchester City financial fraud revelations, drawing parallels to the Rangers liquidation and critiquing Scottish media’s failure to address past governance failures.

This episode of The Huddle Breakdown features a critical analysis of Celtic’s recent poor form, focusing on the mental collapse and systemic tactical errors in their loss to Rangers.

Ryanna Data Boys stands in for Alan to analyze Celtic’s dismal 1-0 loss to Rangers, highlighting the team’s incoherent tactics and worst-ever home xG difference.

This episode of The Huddle Breakdown analyzes Celtic’s tactical struggles, focusing on the inefficiency of inverting fullbacks like Tierney and…

This episode of The Huddle Breakdown features guest Reanne analyzing Celtic’s defeat to Rangers, highlighting tactical mismatches and a lack of intensity.

Hosts Max Russian and Barry Glendenning analyze Celtic’s tactical struggles against St.

Quinney substitutes for Alan Morrison to analyze Celtic’s 2-1 win over St Mirren, highlighting the team’s improved verticality and quick ball progression to the frontline.

The Huddle Breakdown analyzes Celtic’s performance against Aberdeen, highlighting Yang’s pace and Colby Donovan’s standout display.

Hosts and Alan Morrison analyze Celtic’s dominant but tactically passive win over Falkirk, highlighting concerns about the team’s pressing intensity under new manager Brendan Rodgers.

Hosts analyze a disastrous second-half collapse after leading 4-0, attributing the failure to systemic issues and poor game management rather than individual errors.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s 3-0 win over LASK, identifying long balls and crosses as key threats for the return leg.

The hosts analyze Celtic’s entertaining match against LASK, highlighting three spectacular goals despite low expected metrics.

The hosts analyze Celtic’s recent matches, contrasting strong finishing with concerning defensive metrics like high opposition packing scores.

Hosts welcome Tom to preview Celtic’s Champions League qualifier against Austrian champions LASK.

The hosts analyze Celtic midfielder Arne Engels’ underwhelming tenure, attributing his struggles to poor tactical fits under Brendan Rogers rather than lack of ability.

Hosts James and Alan Morrison discuss Celtic’s dominant 5-1 victory over Kilmarnock, analyzing tactical shifts and player performances like Kyogo’s deep involvement.

Host Martin Murphy and co-hosts James and Alan review Celtic’s match against Dundee, analyzing tactical setups and player performances like Yang and Alistair Johnston.

Hosts analyze Celtic’s 1-0 victory over Dundee, critiquing the underutilization of new signings Jozo Šimunović and Odsonne Édouard while praising Niki Mæhle.