Dundee FC may have to face the consequences of a seven-month football shutdown and insurance doubts are raised – and much more on the major clubs across Courier Country!

United’s self-proclaimed Han Solo and Chewbacca join Eric Nicolson and Jim Spence to reflect on their title win, the future for Scottish football and their club, transfers, what we can learn from America, and more.

Dundee United manager Robbie has had to drastically alter his transfer plans, and Dundee FC technical director Gordon Strachan has been shooting from the hip. The boys discuss it all!

Dundee’s decision to extend the deals of out-of-contract players should not go unnoticed.

Dundee United’s greatest ever boss deserves to be regarded as one of the best managers this country has produced, and we celebrate him not just in this episode of The Courier Talking Football but in a beautiful new book from DC Thomson. You can get 15% off the book too, whether as a present for yourself, or the Arab in your life. No matter who you’re buying for, just enter the code LEGEND at checkout at https://www.dcthomsonshop.co.uk/ – valid till Sunday 31 May 2020.

The boys celebrate Tommy Wright’s achievements at St Johnstone, discuss where he will go next, and speculate on who will – and should – replace him at Perth.

Dundee United managing director Mal Brannigan is right to target cup success and European football on the club’s return to the top flight. Plus: succulent macaroni.

Sean Hamilton is joined by Courier columnist Jim Spence to analyse the latest moves in how Scottish football might change post-coronavirus, with Hearts chair Ann Budge not winning many friends with her calls for special treatment for the club. Plus the latest on St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright as he’s tipped for the manager’s gig in Northern Ireland.

Dundee chief John Nelms casts his vote to secure promotion for United. But repercussions and recriminations are set to sweep Scottish football.