Are there any benefits to Old Firm Colt teams joining the Lowland League?

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They've been playing in the Challenge Cup since 2018, but now Old Firm Colt teams look like they'll also be competing in the Lowland League next season. That's after clubs in the division gave provisional approval to allowing the Rangers and Celtic youngsters into the division for the 2021-22 campaign.

Is this simply a one-off or will it lead to the floodgates opening? Does it show a lack of consideration for the pyramid system? And is it just the Glasgow giants that benefit or could it also benefit the Scotland national team in the long run? Niall, Stefan and James discuss all of these points on this week's show - enjoy!

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