Scotland podcast discusses pressure on Pocognoli and lower league updates
BBC Football • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

A recent episode of the Scottish Football Podcast aired on August 18, 2026, focusing on Sébastien Pocognoli's new role as the national team manager. Analysts Andy Burke, Ryan Flynn, and Craig Telfer discussed expectations for Pocognoli and the potential for a more attacking playstyle. They also examined the initial performances in Scotland's lower leagues, highlighting Dunfermline's title hopes under Neil Lennon, Partick Thistle's progress, and Stenhousemuir as a surprising contender. The podcast aims to address the opportunities and challenges within the current of Scottish football.
- •Podcast aired on August 18, 2026, featuring discussions on Pocognoli's appointment.
- •Focus on potential changes to Scotland's national team playstyle.
- •Analysis of early season performances in Scotland's lower leagues.
- •Dunfermline's title ambitions under Neil Lennon highlighted.
- •Stenhousemuir identified as a potential surprise team this season.
- 7:00 AMBBC Football — Podcast: 'Massive pressure' on Pocognoli & look at lower leagues
"Stenhousemuir Dreaming, Hamilton Rising and are we going loco for Poco?
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