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With our unrivalled line-up of shameless self-promoters, barefaced liars and semi-conscious drunks, the Celtic Underground podcast is the only piece of Celtic FC audiopoopery that the discerning fan need hook his lucky ears up to. Or just the only one, period.

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Show title Description Reviews
Celticunderground Podcast 21 This week Eddie Pearson and Harry Brady chew the fat about the Hearts game, the Manchester United game, and the Motherwell game. And they, rather dramatically, fall out over the poppygate saga. They look ahead to the Hamilton match and don't even attempt to offer a decent preview for the Killie league match. They didn't really fall out but the phrase "ach that's a load of rubbish" is heard. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 20 This week Eddie Pearson and Harry Brady chew the fat about the ICT game, the Hibs game and offer a stout defence of the team following the Manchester United match. They discuss the recent AGM and some of the issues which arose. They look ahead to the Hearts match and offer an out of date preview of the Killie match in the League Cup. Pretty much the same as usual to be honest. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 19 With the international week out of the road we return with a massive double episode. This week Martin Greig, Senior Sports Writer on the Herald joins us to discuss his new book The Zen of Naka and his views on the place of the written media in the 21st century. We are also joined by Harry Brady as we review the Hamilton game, preview the ICT and Man U games and we ask what is the point of the Celtic Trust? Something to offend just about everyone. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 18 This week Eddie Pearson gets up off his sick bed and finally manages to release the podcast. Harry Brady is back to discuss the recent Champions League match, his experiences of travelling to games with Thomas Cook to Spain and elsewhere, we look back on the Aberdeen game and look ahead to the Hamilton Accies match. And when you listen to Eddie's voice at the start and the end you'll realise just how debilitating Man Flu can be. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 17 This week sees the return of Joe from the original CelticUnderground podcast. We discuss the Killie game, we look at the motivation behind the Sunday Mail's story regarding Mike McCurry, we ask what is the point of the League cup and we look ahead to the Aberdeen match. And then we look back on it as well. We even find time to answer some of the emails that have been sent to us. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 16 These 1 hour plus podcasts are becoming a habit. Michael Dolan joins us this week to discuss our constrasting style of play in the recent games against Motherwell and Aalborg. We then discuss the ongoing debate surrounding the huns' racist songs. We have a quick review of John O'Kane's "Celtic Soccer Crew" and finish with a look ahead to the match against Kilmarnock. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 15 This week we go for broke with another episode that weighs in at over an hour. Dianogah from kerrydalestreet.co.uk takes a short break from planning to destroy the entire universe to chat with us about the recent hun game. We review the new Celtic History DVD, all 4 of them. We chew the fat about the latest goings on with the Celtic Wiki and we look ahead to the Motherwell game this coming Saturday. And Eddie manages to stay sober this week. Something for everyone. 0
Celticunderground Podcast 14 This week we have a bumper edition to make up for the lack of podcasts recently. Harry and Eddie chat about the return of Shaun Maloney and the impact he made upon the recent Falkirk game. They discuss the Champions' League draw and try to predict where that elusive away win will come. They briefly discuss the 2014 Commonwealth games and the impact this could have upon Celtic and they even find time to discuss the forthcoming Rangers game. The only way it could be any better would be if it was produced and edited by someone sober. 0
CU Podcast 13 This week we have our season preview spectacular. Which sounds pretty much like every other one we've done except that we talk about the coming season. Harry Brady joins Eddie Pearson once again to look back over the pre season campaign and asks why do we get ourselves all worked up over games that don't matter? We have a good laugh at the huns and the mess they are in and we look ahead to the coming season and try to guess how many points we'll win the league by. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground12 After a wee month off we return to discuss the fairly limited goings on at Celtic Park. Eddie Pearson is joined by Harry Brady as they discuss the latest transfer rumours and attempted to seperate the wheat from the tabloid nonsense. In a departure from the usual format Eddie reviews Mark Guidi's "The Inner Sanctum" and this leads to some thoughts on the 1997-1998 squad. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground11 This week a voice from the other side of the world, Mick Hollywood of the Wellington CSC joins us to talk about our league win. We discuss the formation of the CSC and the challenges involved in being a far away Celtic fan. We have a quick round up of some rumours and manage to wrap it all up in about 50 minutes. What more could you want? 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground10 This week Kerrydalestreet favourite, Lachie Mor, joins us to share his memories of Tommy Burns. We discuss the type of man Tommy was and his relationship with the club. We have a laugh at the Rearrangers and try to explain why they ran wild in Manchester. And we look forward to the league winning match at Tannadice. Yes. We. Do. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 9 This week Michael Dolan joins us to chat about the recent Motherwell game. We discuss the impact Robson has had on the midfield and the new found "love" for Caldwell that seems to be appearing online. We discuss the further attempts by the Rearrangers to have their fixtures moved and marvel at the barefaced cheek on display. And we jibber jabber about other bits and pieces. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast 01 May 2008 If mining for nuggets somewhere in the midst a meandering conversation between two guys who might as well be in the pub but don't have the excuse of being drunk is your thing, then feel free to bring in the weekend with this unusually upbeat offering from Celtic Underground. With one eye on the kick off time of the Chelsea vs Liverpool game, Gerry and Joe have raced through two Old Firm victories, squeezed in a look ahead to the season's closing games and ran the rule over the latest Artur Boruc 'antic' as well as the associated media fallout. In fact the only remotely lengthy bits are reserved for laughing at Rangers. And how we missed that. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 8 This week's podcast consists of a rambling chat with Harry Brady. We thought we might start with a conversation about the SPL's decision to extend the season (maybe.) Then we found ourselves bumping our gums about the huns in general and the game against Aberdeen. We even managed to somehow find time to have a moan about the quality of Scottish sport journalists. I know talk about fish in a barrel? 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 7 This week's podcast consists of an interview with "The Burnsidesniper" from the Huddleboard. We talk about the recent Motherwell game and the chants from the crowd, the up and coming game against erm Motherwell and the appointment of Neil Lennon to the coaching staff. We also chat about The Wakes, the new(ish) band on the Irish pub circuit. More information on this band can be found at www.thewakes-band.com 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 6 In this episode it's no surprise that we spend almost the entire show picking at the rotting corpse that is the hun game last weekend. We manage to find a wee bit of time to have a quick word about the manager. And it's not "velocity." We then look ahead and explain in a very scientific fashion exactly how we will win this league. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 5 In this episode we discuss the defeat in the Scottish cup, the victory against Gretna, special guest Rossi tells us of his adventures as a Celtic ball boy and we look ahead to the journey into the heart of darkness against the huns. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 4 You know how it is - you wait ages for someone to do a Celtic Podcast and the next thing you know everyone is at it. Happy days. This week the Celtic Underground Podcast chats with Dianogah from kerrydalestreet.co.uk and kerrydalestreet.com . Dianogah gives us the inside scoop on the glamour filled life of a moderator on the "prawn sandwich" forum that is KDS. We discuss the current form of the side and look ahead to the games coming up this week. Surprisingly we manage to remain fairly on topic throughout this one which must be some kind of a first. 0
CU Podcast:Voices From The Underground 3 We return to the "other" podcast strand this week with a chat with Lachie Mor. During which we discuss the current team, old goalkeepers and a dark secret from Lachie's family history. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast 05 March 2008 Celtic historian David Potter joins us on this latest podcast to discuss his new book 'Celtic Cult's Heroes', of which we have two copies to give away as competition prizes. Sticking with the theme of handing out free gifts there's reaction to a rather anti-climactic night in Barcelona, as well as a review of recent results and discussion of the latest media furore to erupt on the topic of Artur Boruc. Holy Goalie, Batman, that's one action-packed pod to get through. Kapow! 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 2 Despite the extremely annoying clicking sound it would appear that more than a few of you were willing to listen to the inane rambling of a couple of sad lonely men with nothing better to do. So we've decided to do it again. This week Eddie Pearson and Harry Brady chew the fat. Topics being discussed include the defeat against Barcelona, the victory against St Mirren, the ongoing debate over the merits of the manager. the bizarre opinion of McGeady that Harry holds and a wee look ahead to the games coming up this week. As we said last week this podcast doesn't have the same production values as the main Celtic Underground Podcast but until Joe gets another one of those done this will have to do you. 0
CU Podcast:Voices from the Underground 1 In an attempt to expand the range of podcasts we present the first of what will hopefully become a series of short interviews with a variety of fans about Celtic. 0
celticunderground Podcast 07 Feb 08 After only one short month the podcast returns. This time out we review the January transfer window, we once again debate the merits of the manager, Gerry alienates the entire irish nation and Eddie commits three acts of libel in 30 minutes (one of which was so bad we had to delete it entirely.) 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: 07 Jan 2008 A rather more understated podcast this time around with the tragic death of Phil O'Donnell overtaking events on the field. Joe, Gerry and Eddie take the opportunity to look back upon Phil's career, both at Celtic and on the whole, picking out some favourite memories of the player, paying tribute to his undoubted character, and putting his contribution to Celtic into perspective following his landmark signing during a time of fundamental transformation for the club. shortly after the arrival of Fergus McCann. Also on the show: individual reviews of 2007, and a run through the first team report cards at the end of a calendar year marked by European progression yet some surprisingly troubling domestic form. Looking ahead, we ask what 2008 holds in store for the team, and indeed the manager. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: 08 Oct 2007 Personality disorders ahoy as near enough the entire team line up to ditch their pseudonyms and get in on the podcast action in the aftermath of Celtic's famous win over European champions Milan. Joe Gillan and Gerry Daley are in the pod to discuss recent victories at home and abroad, look forward to the upcoming Old Firm game and consider the controversial appointment of John Reid as chairman. Andy Young is on the phone to discuss the Brian Quinn years, whilst Stephen Colligan's dizzying appearance on Radio 5 Live is reproduced in all its splendour as Eddie Pearson and Glenn TimTim clamour for attention inside his head. Wibble. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: 03 Sept 2007 The latest podcast is back, hot on the heels of Champions League qualification. Celtic earn the Euros, we provide the trash. Join Joe Gillan and Eddie Pearson on the show that's so bad it could make even Lee Naylor cross. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: 13 Aug 2008 The Celtic Underground.net podcast is back for the first installment of a new season, with a professional attitude, microphones that work and some stuff written down on a bit of A4 beforehand. Join Joe Gillan and Gerry Daley for a bumper edition featuring all the latest news, a review of the season's opening games, preview of the Champions League qualifier versus Moscow Spartak, and an interview with filmmaker Paul Cassidy about his documentary 'Sanity Over Sectarianism'. All that and more, on the podcast your father never wore. 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: Jun 2007 The team are back with this season-ending podcast to review Celtic's achievements both at home and in Europe, look ahead to next season and chuck around as many transfer rumours as are necessary to pad out the remainder. As Ian Wilson would say, how'd you like them oranges? 0
Celtic Underground Podcast: Jan 2007 The team emerge from their new years hangovers to finally deliver the second installment of the podcast. Transfer talk, AC Milan and a welcome crisis at Ibrox to chew on. Who needs paracetamol? 0

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