Matt McGlone from the Alternative View joined Milish to talk about the impact Maeda has had this season at Celtic and to talk all things Celtic including looking back at the recent Hearts and the rangers games and preview the weekends game in Perth v St. Johnstone and the welcome away ticket allocation.

Matt always shares a few gems from his time supporting Celtic on the podcast and this episode is no different when he tells the tale of a chance meeting with Rangers captain Richard Gough at Selhurst Park in London with the League Trophy after Celtic stopped the blue half of Glasgow doing 10IAR.

The Bhoys also share stories about club legend Billy McNeill and remember Evan Williams who sadly passed away recently.

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In Conversation - Celtic's goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo

Celtic's young goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo chats to us about his SPFL debut and being patient waiting for his first team opportunity as understudy to Kasper Schmeichel which came last weekend when he kept a clean sheet against Hearts. He was called into action early in the game on three occasions.

He made his Celtic debut earlier in the season in the League Cup v Raith Rovers in the 5-0 win but has had to patiently wait for his chance since then. Brendan Rodgers said earlier this week that first choice goalkeeper Schmeichel could be out for up to five or six weeks after getting injured on international duty for Denmark.

Now Sinisalo has a chance to impress as Celtic head towards another SPFL Trophy starting this weekend away to St. Johnstone. He will also be travelling across the city to Ibrox when the league splits and has also a Hampden Park Scottish Cup debut to look forward to against St. Johnstone.

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Paul McSherry or Shyness as he is known as grew up in and around Celtic Park before signing S Forms for his bhoyhood club. He made it as far as the reserves before being released by Liam Brady. He then signed for Motherwell before heading to the US on a soccer scholarship.

He now lives in New York and is a member of the Manhattan No. 1 Fenian Bhoys CSC. He still travels to see Celtic and was in Dortmund and Zagreb this season to cheer on Celtic and is still in search of an away Champions league win on his travels across the Atlantic Ocean.

Listen to his story and hear about Liam Brady in training and sharing a pitch with so many famous Celtic names. McAvennie. McStay, Rogan, Coyne, Nicholas and Bonner to name a few.

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