The penultimate show and bags of matches for the team to talk about.

Dundee was quickly followed by Airdrie and on Wednesday it was QOS  and the usual manager and player interviews are there along with the views of the fans, the VoxPops.

2 players get the Home & Away treatment with Javier Amaya and David Armstrong. (just what is David’s middle name?)

The team also look forward to the final match of the season against cup finalist Ross County.

This week the team reflect back on a hectic week of football including the games against QOS and Partick as well as the all important victory against Dundee.

Niall Russell is this weeks studio guest as he tries to explain to the old duffers (Phil & Tom) just how this new fangled Facebook and iTunes stuff works.

Jamie Mole is the ‘victim’ of this weeks Home & Away.

The team look forward to yet another game against Dundee and muse over just how many more points will be needed to stay up.

Sit back, relax, enjoy. We’re here to make you feel good on The Treatment Table.

The team (minus Tom Phillips) spend some time recalling the events of last Sunday’s historic Cup Semi-Final. They catch up with some ex-players before the game and also track down some Vox Poppers after the game. Mainy gives us his usual “…at the Match” feature.

With games aplenty the team take a brief look at Wednesday’s Airdrie game and then look forward to Saturday’s Queens game. (7 games in 15 days “what’s that aboot”)

The Treatment Table team were delighted to have a very special guest in the studio on Friday night.

None other than club captain Iain Davidson very kindly gave us his time to help prepare the whole of Kirkcaldy and beyond for one of the most exciting weekends in Raith Rovers history.

The boys take a quick look back at a week of mixed fortunes in the league.

Davo shares his thoughts on the previous rounds of the cup having had to watch from the stand.

He also gives us an insight into his team mates behind the scenes.

Gregory Tade is in the Home & Away hotseat this week.

Davie, Tom, Phil and John would like to thank Davo for very kindly giving up his time and would like to wish John McGlynn and the boys the VERY BEST OF LUCK for Sunday’s epic encounter.

“The thing about the referees performance is it was honking” – John Mainland and the team review the performance of the Man in Red Scott MacDonald in Saturdays unlucky defeat at Starks Park.

 Phil catches up with a regular e-mail contributor to the show, “Carol from Barcelona”.

 Mainy wishes a number of ex-Rovers a Happy Birthday.

 There’s the usual exclusive audio as Davie cathes up with “the Gaffer”.

 The team analyse the midweek point gained at Cappielow (or was it 2 points dropped)?

 The boys look forward to Saturday’s crunch fixture against Ayr United.

And finally Tom tries to explain the tricky matter of Cup Semi-Final ticket sales!!!

SEMI-FINAL fever hits the Treatment Table team as they review last Saturday’s magnificent performance at Dens Park.

Mainy gives his usual “….at the Match” review of the highlights and unusually fails to find much fault in the referees performance.

Interviews with Laurie Ellis, Stevie Simmons and Grant Murray who are all looking forward to the semi-final no matter who they meet.

There’s some “Home & Away” Gold as the goalscorer’s from last Saturday give us their ‘Home’ sections.

Although the Dunfermline result brought everyone back down to earth, the boys are only slightly disappointed at the defeat to their West Fife neeburs.

Looking forward, and it’s the Pars again this Saturday. Will John McGlynn be able to muster 11 fit Rovers players, he reveals all.

The lads are happy that e-mail’s are now rolling in every week and would like to say a special thanks to Kenny Berry from Kirkcaldy and Carol Smith from Barcelona for their regular contributions.

A review of the double-header against Ross County gets the show off and running this week. (Mainy has a wee rant at the referee for a change !)

Special Guest in the Studio is Ally Gourlay, “Co-ordinator” of the Raith Rovers Former Players Association. Ally describes the history of the association and tells us which players he is hunting down to bring back for a visit to Starks Park.

Mainy tells us which ex-Rovers are celebrating their birthdays this week.

Davie gives us the answer to last weeks quiz and actually remembers to give the answer to this weeks!

Finally the boys look forward to one of the biggest games for many seasons as the Red Raith travel to Dens Park for what should be a cracker of a cup tie.

John  McGlynn and that man Gregory Tade give us their thoughts on the game.

….and as they say “Remember, every day’s a big day”

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.

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.