Rory and Harry follow up last week's podcast as they preview another three clubs' 2020/21 season.

This week they look at whether St Mirren chief executive Tony Fitzpatrick's comments on a top six finish hold any substance and how Motherwell can build on last season.

They then look at what success looks like for Rangers this season and the likelihood of them stopping 10 in a row.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry begin their 2020/21 Premiership season previews as they look to Dundee United's appointment of Micky Mellon as their new manager.

They then look at the blog posts that we released over the last week previewing the upcoming season for Hibs and Aberdeen.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry react to the news that Hearts have reappointed Robbie Neilson as manager, the departure of Daniel Stendel and what this could mean for Hearts moving forward.

They look at potential replacements for Neilson's previous role as Dundee United manager, along with Callum Davidson's appointment as St Johnstone manager and Alex Dyer being appointed permanent Kilmarnock manager.

To round off the podcast, the guys discuss Jonny Hayes' return to Aberdeen, how he might fit into their team and the overall reaction to the signing.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry look back on the 2019/20 Scottish Premiership for one final time as they hand out their annual end of season awards.

Featuring awards mixed with seriousness and patter, the boys look to cover another wild season in Scottish football.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry look back on the 2019/20 to construct their individual teams of the season.

They all use their own structure to build their team, all with differing formations to fit in some unexpected players who may have gone under the radar this season.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry look back at the past weekend's Bundesliga action and pick out which games caught their eye.

They discuss Rangers' permanent signing of Ianis Hagi and whether that is a good piece of business.

They round off the podcast by chatting about league reconstruction, if they are in favour of it and how their ideal reconstructed league would look.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry discuss Monday's announcement that the Premiership season was to be concluded and what issues surround it.

They then move on to the Bundesliga which returned at the weekend, what they enjoyed about it and which players stood out to them.

To finish off the podcast the quiz returns, as Rory and Harry go one-on-one again.

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Rory, Cameron and Harry react to the news of Tommy Wright stepping down as manager of St Johnstone.

The boys look back on Wright's achievements through his time in Perth and the key to those successes.

They then focus on the famous Scottish Cup win over Dundee United in 2014, the club's first major trophy.

To finish off, the guys look at three games which define Tommy Wright's time at St Johnstone.

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On the 150th episode of Pints and Penalties, Rory is rejoined by regular guests Cameron and Harry as they go through each manager in the Scottish Premiership and grade their work so far this season, out of 10.

To finish things off the guys give an idea of something they'd like to see in Scottish football, once the game comes out the other side of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thanks for your continued listening from our first episode until now, it is always massively appreciated.

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Rory is joined by Aaron and Mikey from Tour of the Terraces for the first time in over a year as they sit down to discuss the lower leagues.

The guys take on the elephant in the room as they look at that vote which resulted in the season being finished early.

They then review each promoted and relegated side from each division, along with underachievers, overachievers and players of the season from each division.

Dundee United receive some well earned attention as one of Scotland’s biggest clubs will finally make their long awaited to the top flight

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