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New podcast episode 1 tomorrow. Levein & Amy Irons hosting. Might be worth a listen

Hi all, we at Football Memories Scotland have put together a brand new podcast called The Scottish Football Citizen. Each week we’ll be taking a look back at the best of Scottish football from yesteryear covering all levels from internationals to the juniors. We delve into the past looking at players, managers, big games and even the way we were back in the day. We’re looking to cover as much as we possibly can over the next while and feature as many teams as possible. Football Memories Scotland aims to help people with dementia by connecting the past and the present with images, audio and video of football in days gone by. Since starting in 2009 the project has gone from strength to strength and now we have groups up and down the length of the country. Unfortunately these groups haven’t been able to meet during the pandemic but some groups have gone virtual and continued their good work. The idea behind the new podcast is to try to engage with people who have dementia or sight issues during the pandemic as they have been hit hard by events this year – however we’re not just aimed at them, and we want to make a podcast that appeals to anyone with an interest in the game. Our first episode looks back at the 1956 Scottish Cup final between Hearts and Celtic, and we plan to release more in the new year. You can find us on Spotify HERE - and any suggestions and feedback are welcome. Our main site is HERE - we hope you enjoy listening!

https://twitter.com/tapbagpodcast/status/1248752142384496643?s=21 Apple: http://tinyurl.com/TabBag5 Spotify: http:// tinyurl.com/uasqxbd I done an interview last night with Ayr United owner Lachlan Cameron for our new Scottish football podcast ‘The Tap Bag’ He joined us from Pasadena, California and he speaks very candidly about the resolution vote and gives his views on the future of Scottish football. I feel like lower league fans in particular might get a kick out of it. Give it a listen if you think you’re hard enough and feel free to subscribe and follow us on Twitter while you’re at it. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated