The latest Scottish Football Podcast from BBC Radio Scotland tackles three hot topics in Scottish football. Hosts Charlotte Cohen, Robbie Neilson, and Stephen McGowan discuss when supporters should boo players, whether the Premiership split format remains effective, and if warm weather training camps actually improve team performance.

The 20-minute episode, available for 29 days from April 2, 2026, examines the cultural aspects of fan behavior in Scottish stadiums. The panel debates whether the current Premiership split system, which divides the league after 33 games, still serves its purpose of creating meaningful end-of-season fixtures.

Training camps in warmer climates have become increasingly common among Scottish clubs during winter breaks. The podcast questions whether these expensive trips deliver tangible benefits or simply serve as PR opportunities. With several clubs having recently returned from overseas training, the timing of this discussion is particularly relevant to the current season.