In this episode of Extra Time, we react to the dramatic 2-2 draw with Bologna, debating whether the result was a heroic 10-man stand or a near-disaster saved by luck. Alan launches a scathing critique of Reo Hatate’s "lazy and unprofessional" red card, labeling it a potential "career-limiting performance." James provides a deep dive into new striker signing Tomáš Čvančara—explaining why the "alarming" stories from his past make him a risky bet. We also hear from Gavin MacPhee on the latest from Aberdeen. Finally, we preview the clash with Hearts, analyzing why the absence of Shankland might actually make Derek McInnes’s side more unpredictable and dangerous. It’s a packed show!

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In this episode of The Huddle Breakdown, James and Alan dissect the "awful to watch" Scottish Cup victory against a sixth-tier side, debating whether the performance was a sign of malaise or simply "normal" for these winter ties. We then look ahead to a massive week, breaking down the alarming underlying data of Bologna in the Europa League—why they are "more frightening" than their Serie A form suggests —and preview the clash against Hearts, asking if the absence of Lawrence Shankland actually makes the Jambos a more dangerous, chaotic threat.

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In this episode of The Huddle Breakdown Extra Time, we dissect the unconvincing 1-0 victory over Falkirk and ask if the "chaos" has actually left with Wilfried Nancy. James explains why he is "offended as an analyst" by the double standard in how the performance is being judged compared to the previous regime, while Alan praises John McGlynn’s "Gasperini-esque" tactics that put Celtic under the most pressure since 2019. We also launch a scathing critique of the "grossly incompetent" transfer strategy, debating why Sean Maloney is being left to run a window he isn't qualified for, and why we desperately need four "competent" signings to save the league title.

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