Frank and Simon return with a new Frankly Speaking as frustration around Celtic reaches boiling point.

Frank gives a blunt assessment of the current squad, insisting that what Celtic have right now is simply not strong enough to win the league. He explains where the team is falling short, why standards have slipped, and why supporters are right to be angry.

The conversation turns to the growing unity among fans against the Celtic board, with Frank arguing that the disconnect between decision makers and the support has never been wider. Recruitment, ambition and leadership are all put under the spotlight.

Unfiltered, uncompromising and straight from the heart, this is Frankly Speaking at its rawest.

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TV favourite and lifelong West Ham fan Ben Shephard joins Frank McAvennie for a brilliant football chat as they look back on one of the most iconic seasons in West Ham United history.

With 2026 marking 40 years since West Ham’s unforgettable 1986 campaign, Ben and Frank relive the players, moments and atmosphere that made it such a special year for Hammers supporters, and why it still still means so much today.

Ben also opens up about his lifelong love of West Ham, shares stories from his own celebrity football appearances, reveals which Scottish club he has a soft spot for, and explains how he manages to keep a remarkably low golf handicap alongside a busy TV career.

Packed with nostalgia, laughs and proper football stories, this is a relaxed and entertaining conversation between fans who truly get it.

Frank and Simon return with a fiery Frankly Speaking after Celtic’s underwhelming draw with Hearts at the weekend.

Frank does not hold back as he questions Celtic’s physicality, describing the performance as lightweight and saying Hearts bullied their way through the game at key moments. He also reacts strongly to the Trusty red card, insisting the referee got it right initially and that VAR official John Beaton should never have got involved in overturning the decision.

The conversation then turns to the wider picture at Celtic. Frank accuses Dermot Desmond of showing a complete lack of respect to supporters and says the disconnect between the board and the fans has never felt wider. There is also concern over Martin O’Neill, with Frank suggesting the Celtic legend looks disheartened by the current situation.

With the transfer window dragging on and pressure building, Frank makes it clear where the responsibility lies and why the board must act now.

Raw, angry and completely unfiltered Frank McAvennie, exactly as Frankly Speaking should be.