Episode 15: Scott Pittman
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About this episode
Club record appearance holder Scott Pittman joins the DTV panel for Episode 15 of the podcast, ahead of his testimonial match against Hearts on Friday 10 July.
A man who needs no introduction to Livingston fans, Pitts speaks through his storied career in West Lothian, coming from Junior football playing alongside David Martindale and being managed by his father at Broxburn, to scoring in a cup final months into his Livingston career, to promotions, big moments, and becoming an integral part of his local club.
One not to be missed with a modern legend of Livingston.
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- 22 min
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