Transfer business is beginning to heat up in Dundee.

Dundee United made the first move, bringing in a Finnish goalkeeper who is only 26.

But they are set to see youngster Kerr Smith head off to Aston Villa.

Dundee, meanwhile, fancy a Canadian addition and could be looking at another Celt on loan.

Find out what the Twa Teams boys make of it all so far as Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran and Graeme Finnan.

January got off to a quiet start in Dundee but suddenly has burst into life.

Will Leigh Griffiths head back to Celtic or remain at Dundee?

Will Dundee United pull off a coup by signing Zander Clark on a pre-contract?

There is plenty for Tom Duthie, George Cran and Graeme Finnan to discuss.

There's still not a lot of brightness on the street as 2021 comes to a close. That's despite Declan Glass and Leigh Griffiths scoring wondergoals at the weekend. Host Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran and Graeme Finnan while Ewan Smith makes a welcome appearance from the Ally Pally.

Where have all the goals gone?

Neither Dundee or Dundee United are winning right now, or even scoring.

So the Twa Teams lads have had to console themselves by talking up the bright tangerine future thanks to their youthful show at Ibrox and if we'll see Jason Cummings feature for Dundee again.

This week Alan Temple steps into Ewan's shoes but you're still stuck with Scrooge Tom Duthie, the Grinch George Cran and the Bear Graeme Finnan.

Merry Christmas!

George is back from Dingwall empty-handed as Dundee twice surrendered a lead to lose to Ross County.

His trip to Edinburgh wasn't much better as Dark Blues star Paul McMullan nets a contender for goal of the season - at the wrong end.

Over at the other side of the street, Ewan's Dundee United fortunes aren't much better as the Livingston loss makes it just one win in eight. And with referees continuing to be the subject of the spotlight is it time for Scottish football to implement VAR?

This week, host Tam Duthie is joined by Graeme Finnan, George Cran and Ewan Smith to discuss all these topics and more while George munches away on his secret Hobnob stash.

This week it's a dog's life for George as he plots his long trip north to cover Dundee's revenge mission at Ross County.

The future of Jeando Fuchs at Dundee United is up for discussion as our Balon d'Or experts discuss which Dundee or Dundee United is the Lionel Messi of Sandeman Street to win the coveted Jute Jug.

Our quartet of Tom Duthie, Graeme Finnan, George Cran and Ewan Smith are reunited as they discuss the issues that matter - including George's hidden Hobnob stash.

This week, Ewan is off on a footballing adventure so the stats are out this week. But in are Tom Duthie, Graeme Finnan and George Cran to discuss the effect the late Doug Cowie had at Dens Park and at Tannadice. They'll also run the rule over Dundee's upturn in form and United's sticky patch. And Amazon might be looking for a word with Tom.

It's been a busy week on Sandeman Street - red cards (and more) on one side and business dealings on the other.

George Cran is back to join Tom Duthie, Graeme Finnan and Ewan Smith to talk all things Dundee and Dundee United.

Tom's phone goes off and Ewan is losing his grip on his statto title - just a normal week with the Twa Teams boys...

It's the end of the international break, well at least for Dundee United.

United are ready to welcome North East rivals Aberdeen to Tannadice after unveiling their latest star.

Ghanaian under-20 playmaker Mathew Cudjoe is already cashing in on his fame as fans throw money at him, while our resident statto Ewan puts some numbers behind Dundee defender Lee Ashcroft.

Ewan has returned from his Scotland travels with six points in the bag but George has packed his bags as Dundee enjoy an extended break.

With George Cran on holiday, Tam Duthie is joined by Graeme Finnan and Ewan Smith to talk over domestic struggles and international doubles in this week's Twa Teams, One Street podcast.

It's a week where both our teams on the street scored twice and still found themselves on the end of heavy defeats.

There were Tynecastle troubles for Tangerines as Dundee's Celtic curse continued.

Scotland's World Cup dream is alive and kicking as Ewan jets off to Moldova with his Tartan Army pals.

Tam Duthie is joined by the usual crew of Graeme Finnan, George Cran and Ewan Smith as the fearsome foursome talk over the trials and tribulations of the city rivals and look ahead to Scotland's World Cup qualifiers.