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Yet another week goes by without a game to talk about, but that doesn’t stop the boys having a wee blether?

Kenny Berry, long time Vox Popper, is in the studio with the crew to sample some of the Treatment Table Magic.

The boys listen to John McGlynn’s ideas on summer football.

With wages at an all time high Phil catches up with Rovers legend Ernie Till who gives us all a sense of reality as he reflects back to the time when he made his ‘big money’ move to Raith. Well worth a listen.

The team look forward to another long road trip, this time to Dingwall where Rovers, surprisingly have a very good record over recent times.

This weeks teaser is left hanging as the boys forget to give the answer….it will be posted here in a couple of days.

 

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With no game last Saturday, the boys take a wider look at football and the subject of games being called off.

Home and Away is  repeat of Kevin Smith’s from last year. Hear how Kevin scored in the English FA Cup.

John McGlynn keeps the aptly named Treatment Table team updated with the latest injury situation.

The team take a quick look at this weeks e-mail bag.

The boys look forward to this Saturday’s fixture against Dundee and have a quick glance at next Tuesday’s New Year Derby !

Plus Mainy wishes someone a Happy Birthday.

 

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What a week to be a Rovers fan !!!

The Treatment Table don’t miss the opportunity to savour every moment of the midweek cup victory at Pittodrie.

Davie manages to get an EXCLUSIVE interview with cup hero Gregory Tade. This really is well worth a listen !

They quickly gloss over the defeat at home to ICT last Saturday.

There’s also plenty of audio from ‘the Gaffer’.

The team also send their best wishes to Mark Cambell who was unfortunate to be involved in a car crash on Monday and John McGlynn gives TTT an update on the big man’s condition.

At long last the team manage to get their heads around how this new fangled e-mail technology works and actually respond to the people who have been kind enough to contact the show.

The team take also a brief look at the forthcoming visit to the Shyberry Excelsior where Rovers are looking for their hat-trick of victories this season.

 

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The team pay tribute to Rovers legend Willie Polland who sadly passed away this week.

They also look back at the tremendous performance against Aberdeen last Saturday and look forward to Tuesday’s replay. (But resisit the temptation to look any further forward such as an away game against Dundee !)

Before the cup replay it’s Inverness who pay a visit to Kirkcaldy on league business and Phil tries to find a positive stat to help us look forward to the game.

Mainy wishes a few Rovers ex-players and managers a Happy Birthday.

Phil catches up with Johnny Russell for the Home & Away section.

And Tom flies solo (well apart from Phil and John) without his sidekick Davie Hancock who failed a late fitness test!

 

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This week the Treatment Table team review the late call-off of last weekends game against Ayr Uniyed.

Special Guest Steven Lawther, from the Raith Trust, gives us the results of the recent fans survey. (Did you know only 44% of Rovers Fans surveyed, come from Kirkcaldy)

The answers from the quiz are debated and have been referred to a Stewards Enquiry.

There’s also a bit of “Home and Away Gold”. The feature where Phil catches up with one of the players and discovers a little bit more about them. This week there is a replay of the David McGurn feature from last season.

The boys salivate at the prospect of a ‘big team’ coming to Kirkcaldy to participate in the Scottish Cup shock of the weekend.

 

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HAPPY NEW YEAR from the team.

In the absence of any football for the last month the team take a look at the football news and discuss the decision to expel the Pars from the Scottish Cup.

There is also a fascinating interview with the Gaffer (John McGlynn) on his blue print for the future of summer football.

The boys keep their fingers and toes crossed for the forthcoming fixtures against Partick on Saturday and Airdrie, in the cup, on Tuesday and review the teams chances.

Mixed up in all that are the usual features, Mainy Happy Returns, Rovers Connections, Statto and general nonesense and you’ve got the first show of 2010.