Which new Dundee United star has a ‘sizzle reel’ and which one is ‘excellent at football’?

United writer Alan Temple has the lowdown on new arrivals at Tannadice and Tony Watt’s future at the club.

Across the street, the stories are about a star heading out – what is the latest on Luke McCowan’s future?

In the sparkling new Twa Teams, One Street studio this week are host Tom Duthie and Courier head of sport Sean Hamilton alongside our dedicated football writers.

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Twa Teams, One Street now comes at you TWICE a week – and what better way to start off with than a rollercoaster derby.

Dundee United took the lead twice but Dundee pegged them back twice.

What does it mean for both sides going forward and are there new faces coming in?

Jim Spence makes his Twa Teams debut alongside host Tom Duthie and writers George Cran and Alan Temple in our shiny new studio.

Tannadice. 1.30pm. Sunday. It’s gonna kick off.

The Premiership season that is.

Dundee make the short wander across the road to Tannadice but who goes into the game stronger – and who comes out on top?

The Twa Teams lads discuss all the big questions ahead of the big derby.

Tom Duthie hosts alongside George Cran and Alan Temple.

An unsatisfying victory for United as their League Cup hopes hang by a thread.

Dundee, on the other hand, are through with a game to spare but have some issues to sort themselves.

Jim Goodwin has moved to find solutions in the transfer market but where do the Dark Blues need to add?

It’s yet another Twa Teams stuffed full of Dundee and Dundee United goodness.

Tom Duthie hosts alongside George Cran and Alan Temple.

United’s shocker as Dundee run riot – different ends of the spectrum for our twa teams on opening day.

What happened to the Tangerines and how good have the Dark Blues actually been?

What impact have the two North Macedonians made for Jim Goodwin’s side and can they get through the group?

It’s yet another Twa Teams stuffed full of Dundee and Dundee United goodness.

Tom Duthie hosts alongside George Cran, Graeme Finnan and Alan Temple tunes in from a secret location.

The season is upon us!

And there are changes coming on Twa Teams, One Street.

First, though, the boys discuss how ready Dundee and Dundee United are for the Premier Sports Cup – will Simon Murray hit the ground running and what will the exotic signings bring for the Tangerines?

The A-Team is back as Tom Duthie hosts George Cran, Graeme Finnan and Alan Temple.

Transfer stories are hotting up on Sandeman Street – Dundee are looking at trialists and bringing new men in while Jim Goodwin wants five more at United.

What do the new additions mean for Dundee – George Cran is out in Poland to give us the gossip.

And how are United looking?

Tom Duthie hosts as he’s joined in the studio by Sean Hamilton and Graeme Finnan as George tunes in from Poznan.

The Premiership season kicks off with the big one – a derby at Tannadice!

Loads to talk about on that as well as new signings at Dundee and United.

Tom Duthie is the host with the most and he is joined to talk everything dark blue and tangerine by George Cran, Sean Hamilton and Graeme Finnan.

Dundee United are wasting no time in tooling up for the Premiership, with Vicko Sevelj becoming their third summer capture – and more on the way.

The Tangerines will be back in action on Saturday with a pre-season fixture against Brechin City to come.

What will we learn from the trip to Glebe Park?

Meanwhile, Dundee are back in training, but the wait goes on for new arrivals, aside from Ricki Lamie’s loan becoming permanent.

However, tying Luke McCowan to a new contract would arguably be their biggest bit of business. Will it happen?

Host Tam Duthie is joined by Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple and sports editor Sean Hamilton.

Two new arrivals are in the door and the owner of FK Shkupi has all-but confirmed that Kristijan Trapanovski is Tannadice-bound. 

Alan Temple talks all things Terrors as Kai Fotheringham names his Dundee inspiration. 

Dee-daft Graeme Finnan discusses Dundee’s Poznan calendar, but the wait goes on for new signings. 

Will recent SPFL punishments have any bearing on their ability to do business? And were the judgements fair? 

With sports editor Sean Hamilton also in the studio, the boys are on their best behaviour. Sort of.