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Robert Grieve is joined by David Friel ahead of a huge weekend of action.

The guys discuss the contrasting situations at Rangers and Celtic ahead of Sunday's derby.

They also suggest three managers who could improve ropey Hearts.

And they make some big calls about the destination of the Championship title ahead of Friday night's big finale.

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Scottish football legend Gordon Strachan is the next guest on our Coffee Club specials.

In a fascinating - and highly entertaining - chat the former Celtic and Scotland manager is full of stories and revelations.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie get new insights into his time as Celtic manager including his relationship with Aidan McGeady and the media.

He also recalls his incredible career at Man United and his enduring friendship with Aberdeen's Gothenburg Greats, as well as how he has become 'Yoda' in his current job at Dundee.

And it's only part one!

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The Coffee Club has loads to discuss this week.

Barry Ferguson has lots of big calls to make ahead of the Athletic Bilbao clash - not least the goalkeeping position.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie also deliver their verdicts after under-fire VAR official Alan Muir was AXED by the SFA.

And they discuss the significance of Celtic's defeat to St Johnstone plus the race for the top six.

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In part two of this Coffee Club special with Willie Collum the SFA referees' chief reveals what it's like to make high-profile mistakes.

He opens up to Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie on one major error he made in an Old Firm game.

And he reveals the wrong call he made on the European stage that set his career back at the highest level.

He also discusses his hopes of seeing more female refs at the top level in Scotland.

And he explains what it was like to ref superstars Messi and Ronaldo.

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Coffee Club starts with a serious look at the news Celtic are to pay out millions in compensation to victims of abuse.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie also debate the proposal for a ten-team Premiership - and there are some SERIOUS differences of opinion.

And they discuss the future of Derek McInnes after a season that has left many Kilmarnock fans fed-up with their manager.

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In part one of this Coffee Club special, the guys are joined by SFA head of refereeing Willie Collum.

It's a fascinating interview that sees the former Fifa Elite Referee open up to Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie.

Willie reveals how he was surrounded by a culture of drink, drugs and gangs when he was growing up.

He also discusses his passion for refereeing and making other whistlers better.

And he recalls the time when one raging player warned him never to visit his village or he wouldn't get out alive!

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The Coffee Club comes from Greece ahead of Scotland's crucial Europa League play-off.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie have so much to discuss including key team selections, the rise of James Wilson and THOSE Lennon Miller comments. .

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Celtic's transfer business - or lack of it - comes under the microscope in the latest Coffee Club.

Fans are furious with the board over the failure to secure a replacement for No1 striker Kyogo, but Robert Grieve and David Friel reckon the blame lies elsewhere.

The guys also turn their attentions to Rangers and pinpoint one area where Philippe Clement has been left short.

There is some serious concern that Aberdeen's signings aren't enough to halt the decline - but one of their Premiership rivals have really caught the eye with some shrewd business.

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