Dundee United’s lead over Dundee is now 12 points. Eric, Jim and Ian assess whether it is game over already.

Dundee United’s second derby win could result in them racing away with the Championship title!

Can Graham Dorrans help Dundee get derby revenge, and will Robbie Neilson take a selection gamble?

Dundee United need to toughen up if they are to get their season going again, Dundee need a ‘statement’ win, and St Johnstone need any sort of win!

Dundee United’s defeat to the Championship’s bottom team has angered fans and raised uncomfortable questions about the squad mentality. Could this be a fatal flaw?

Will Lawrence Shankland score for Scotland, and should Dundee United fans be worried that the clock is ticking on his stay at Tannadice? Where are the goals coming from for Dundee, and where are the wins coming from for St Johnstone?

Ian is joined by Jim and Neil to discuss Dundee United saviour Lawrence Shankland’s match-saving heroics against Arbroath, Dundee’s tricky-looking trip to Dumfries, and St Johnstone’s need for a win against Motherwell. Plus, everyone at The Courier sends their best wishes for Forfar manager Jim Weir.

Dundee United have given the chasing packing encouragement, Ian McCall hasn’t missed Robbie Neilson, and Tommy Wright and Amy MacDonald have become embroiled in one of the more bizarre Scottish football spats.

The Courier sports boys discuss the message Dundee United will send out to the rest of the league if they win again at Ayr United, and also on the agenda are the post-derby scars for Dundee, Stevie May’s return to Aberdeen, and another depressing few days for the Scottish national side. All recorded while curtseying to the new rector of the University of Dundee.

Jim Spence and Ian Roache join sports editor Eric Nicolson to chew the post-derby fat about Dundee United’s new Duncan Ferguson, Robbie Neilson taking the handbrake off, and Dundee’s Finlay Robertson being benched for the demolition derby.