Dundee fans are still waiting to find out who the new manager might be - or they might have once they listen to this podcast.

But what does the new man have to do when he arrives at Dens Park?

Across the road, things are going well for United as fans flock to snap up season tickets ahead of their European adventure.

Oh, and we talk about Scotland.

On this special edition of Twa Teams, One Street, the Courier's Dundee FC writer George Cran is joined by regular Graeme Finnan and former Guardian, Independent, Sunday Telegraph and Times football writer (and proud Dundee supporter) Patrick Barclay to discuss the Dark Blues' relegation season - and how they can bounce back at the first time of asking.

Dundee United are back in Europe.

It hasn’t always been pretty, but rookie boss Tam Courts got the job done and the Arabs can dust off their passports for the first time in the decade. The Tele’s United reporter Alan Temple helms a look back at the 2021/22 campaign — from Courts’ contentious appointment to the incredible scenes in Dingwall — in the company of former Terrors midfielder Craig Easton and broadcaster/journalist Jim Spence.

We also have an exclusive interview with Ryan Edwards as the Tannadice skipper gives his thoughts on the past 12 months.

There are vastly different emotions coming from either side of Sandeman Street after a big week in Scottish football.

Dundee are heading down to the Championship while Dundee United are looking out their passports.

The Tangerines booked their place in European football next season while the Dark Blues have the Championship to look forward to.

Dissecting a pivotal week are sports writers Alan Temple, George Cran and Graeme Finnan while Tom Duthie asks the questions.

Another week, another podcast from the award-winning Twa Teams, One Street.

As always there is a lot to get through on both sides of the street.

Do Dundee still have a chance? What happened with Charlie Adam? And how good was the young goalie?

Utd get job done in the big Motherwell face off but can they keep Dylan Levitt? And will Zander Clark join him at Tannadice?

Dundee didn't win their must-win game so are they now doomed?

Dundee United have a must-win game this weekend - what happens if they don't get the three points?

The award-winning Twa Teams, One Street is back again and the lads will do their best to answer those questions.

As ever, Tom Duthie is in the hotseat with George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan keeping him company.

There's never a dull week on Sandeman Street, even if there are no games to talk about.

Both Dundee and Dundee United had a weekend off but the Twa Teams, One Street lads have plenty to chew on.

What was Mark McGhee really talking about when he revealed his plan to diet and turn off his heating this week?

And how will Robbie Neilson be setting up his team this weekend at Tannadice?

The award-winning Twa Teams will have a go at answering those questions as Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan for another natter.

It's time to dissect the derby - who came out of it better?

The Twa Teams, One Street lads talk Dundee United's European chances and Dundee's survival hopes.

On mic with host Tom Duthie is Graeme Finnan, Dundee writer George Cran and Utd man Alan Temple.

But there's no quiz this week - Tom banned them.

It is derby week and Twa Teams, One Street have a new man on mic.

Mr Alan Temple has taken over Dundee United duties and he makes his full debut in one of the biggest weeks of the season.

He's joined by host Tom Duthie as well as George Cran and Graeme Finnan to talk a' aboot the derby.

And for a treat, there's a special derby quiz to finish things off. Though it doesn't quite go to plan for some...

The boys are back and there's plenty to talk about even neither Dundee nor Dundee United have kicked a ball in anger for a while.

Dundee take their new stadium plans forward despite major fan issues while we suddenly can't shut John Nelms up.

United, meanwhile, are sitting back watching the mess unfold at Dens with glee - though they have some fan/owners problems themselves.

And Bear makes a bold statement on New Campy.

Disclaimer: Technical issues mean the sound quality at the start is affected