Dundee will be playing their football in the Premiership next season thanks to an impressive playoff win over Kilmarnock. Not to be outdone, their rivals from across the street also grabbed the headlines after parting ways with their manager.

Micky Mellon's solitary season at Dundee United was by no means a failure, he comfortably secured top-flight safety and led them to a cup semi-final. However, many fans have complained about the style of football his side played throughout the campaign.

On this week's show, Niall Murray, Stefan Bienkowski, and Alex Marr discuss Mellon's time in charge at Tannadice, his side's issues, and where the Tangerines go from here.

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They've been playing in the Challenge Cup since 2018, but now Old Firm Colt teams look like they'll also be competing in the Lowland League next season. That's after clubs in the division gave provisional approval to allowing the Rangers and Celtic youngsters into the division for the 2021-22 campaign.

Is this simply a one-off or will it lead to the floodgates opening? Does it show a lack of consideration for the pyramid system? And is it just the Glasgow giants that benefit or could it also benefit the Scotland national team in the long run? Niall, Stefan and James discuss all of these points on this week's show - enjoy!

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Steven Gerrard and Callum Davidson have both had excellent seasons no matter what happens between now and the end of the campaign. The former has secured Rangers their 55th league title in spectacular fashion and the other has the chance to secure a truly historic cup double for St Johnstone.

Both are undoubtedly deserving of the manager of the year award, but who deserves it more? Niall Murray is joined by James Cairney and Euan Robertson to discuss exactly that on this week's show. Enjoy!

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This season will go down as a historic one for Rangers after they secured their 55th Scottish Premiership title in impressive style. However, losses to St Mirren and St Johnstone have consigned the Ibrox side to back-to-back quarter-final exits in domestic cup competitions.

There's no doubting Steven Gerrard has achieved his main aim this campaign, but he himself has admitted that one trophy out of nine isn't good enough for Rangers.

On this week's flagship show, Niall, Stefan and James discuss why Rangers have struggled in cup competitions this season. Have they become complacent or is it purely down to bad luck on the day?

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What a week it's been for football... and it's only Wednesday. The sport has been rocked by the European Super League announcement and the swift u-turn by some of the clubs involved. Oh, and there's also the small matter of Champions League reform!

What does it mean for Scotland's football clubs? Should fans care?

Niall, Stefan and Andrew discuss exactly that on this week's flagship podcast. They talk about how a European Super League could potentially impact Scottish clubs, the future of European competition for our teams and how this debacle should be a catalyst for the SPFL to improve the marketing of our game and shout about what makes it so great (we're not holding our breath!). Enjoy!

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Four games stand between Hibs and their first third-place finish in Scotland's top flight for 16 years. Jack Ross undoubtedly deserves credit, but should his side be doing even better?

On this week's flagship show, Stefan and James take a closer look at the Easter Road side's overall performance this season and whether they're heading in the right direction under Ross. They also discuss where Hibs need to strengthen and what is likely to happen with this squad come the summer. Enjoy!

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It seems like Eddie Howe's appointment as Celtic manager is a matter of 'when' rather than 'if'. The Englishman’s apparently in advanced talks with the club and looks set to replace Neil Lennon in the Celtic Park hot seat.

Just how big a job is waiting for the former Bournemouth boss in Glasgow's East End and what does he have to do to improve things on the pitch?

James Cairney, Euan Robertson and Niall Murray discuss exactly that on this week's flagship show. They also look at whether he is the right man for the job and what he can do to fix this Celtic side. Enjoy!

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Three things are certain in life: death, taxes and Scotland producing disappointing performances against Israel in international football fixtures. However, we followed up Sunday's poor showing with a comprehensive 4-0 win over the Faroe Islands and now sit second, and undefeated, in our World Cup qualifying group.

We're very much still in the mix, but some fans will understandably be disappointed not to have at least two more points on the board. That said, there have been positives over this international breaking. John McGinn's beautiful overhead kick, Che Adams netting his first Scotland goal and Kieran Tierney just being bloody brilliant to name a few.

On this week's show, Niall, Stefan and Euan looked at what worked over the three games as well as the problems facing this current Scotland squad. Enjoy!

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They may not have a striker that can score goals, but Aberdeen do have a new manager. Former Dons player Stephen Glass has taken over from Derek McInnes, with reports he'll be joined by a backroom team including Scott Brown and Allan Russell in the near future.

On this week's episode, Niall, Stefan and James discuss the appointment and whether it's the right one for the Pittodrie club. We also talk about the rebuilding job facing Glass in the North East and briefly hear the thoughts of TheTwoPointOne's resident Dandy Don, Andrew Southwick. Enjoy!

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