Twa Teams, One Street: the football podcast that’s as obsessed by Dundee FC and Dundee United as you are!

It’s League Cup knockout time! 
Quarter-final places are at stake but big, big tests lie in wait for oor twa teams. 
Dundee United face the daunting task of Celtic with their £11 million striker Kasper Hogh flying high after a hat-trick last week. 
So what should the Tangerines gameplan be? 
And what can we expect from latest signing Abdoulaye Yoro? 
Dundee, meanwhile, are heading up the east coast to face Aberdeen. 
Can they repeat last week’s impressive display and make it 4 in a row against the Dons? 
Plus the latest on their transfer search with 4 players still needed. 
Loads to discuss as host Sean Hamilton is joined by Courier Sport writers Alan Temple and George Cran and ex-Tele Sport editor Graeme Finnan. 
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee swept aside abject Aberdeen with ease at Dens Park.  
The team discuss the outstanding contribution of Joe Bevan and the journey of Steven Pressley from meme to messiah.  
There’s also transfer news for the Dark Blues, with George revealing that they are running the rule over the Matai Akinmboni. 
The relationship with Bournemouth is certainly becoming a topic of conversation… 
Meanwhile, Dundee United are licking their wounds after a 4-0 defeat against Hearts.  
We discuss a defeat characterised by poor goals conceded and a lack of cutting edge on the many, many occasions the Terrors managed to work the ball into dangerous areas.  
And did Jim Goodwin go too early with his attacking alteration? 
On the transfer front, is Kevin Ciubotaru a replacement for Will Ferry? And when will Abdoulaye Yoro officially be a United player? 
Sean Hamilton is on hosting duty, joined by Graeme Finnan and Courier Sport writers Alan Temple and George Cran. 
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee have the chance to make history against Aberdeen this weekend. 
Is it a good time to face Stephen Robinson’s men? 
And what will Tony Yogane’s return to Dens Park be like? 
Plus transfer latest on the need for centre-backs. 
United, meanwhile, head to Tynecastle to face Hearts after their trip to Benfica. 
Is it a good time to face the Jambos? 
Why does Jim Goodwin love Lachie Rose? 
And what’s happening on the transfer front with Will Ferry and Abdoulaye Yoro? 
In the studio alongside host Sean Hamilton are Courier Sport writers Alan Temple and George Cran. 
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee did themselves proud at Celtic Park but ultimately left Glasgow pointless following a 1-0 reverse.  
George is back from his holidays in time to analyse the Dee’s Premiership opener, including Joe Bevan’s bright display on the flank.  
What’s next for the speedy winger? 
And was Steven Pressley’s decision to go with Owen Goodman between the sticks Pressley’s BIGGEST call as boss of the Dens Park outfit? 
United, meanwhile, started their campaign with a 1-1 draw with Rangers.  
There is a lingering sense of frustration following a game that was there for the taking – but plenty of positives from the performance.  
The guys discuss a fine United goal, what Jesse Randall brings to the team – in quality and tactical intrigue – and Emmanuel Agyei’s terrific display.  
We chat about Will Ferry’s future amid Anderlecht interest and the fitness of Rose, Bert Esselink and Darion Naamo. 
Alan Temple is joined by George Cran and Graeme Finnan for this week’s episode.   
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

It’s 10 new arrivals for Dundee United.  
Whether it’s a Perfect 10; only time will tell. 
We discuss Daniel Bennie’s signing on loan from QPR, the likelihood of him facing Rangers and what other business we can expect from the Tangerines.  
There’s chat about Emmanuel Agyei’s form and the team take a deep dive into Dylan Tait’s journey, given the classy midfielder is likely to lead the Terrors out against Rangers.  
And why is Alan tentatively confident about what appears to be an onerous first four games? 
Across the street, surely there is defensive cover imminent as the Dee green-light Aaron Donnelly’s switch to Dunfermline.  
Indeed, Steven Pressley wants another ‘three or four’ signings, so what positions are the priorities aside from centre-back? 
Owen Bevan is backed to stand up to a major test at Parkhead, while we chew over the butterfly effect of Imari Samuels’ injury absence.  
And could Monday be the right time to catch the Hoops undercooked? 
With Sean Hamilton and George Cran both away on their holidays, Alan Temple in joined by Graeme Finnan and Iain Collin for this week’s episode.   
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee swept Clyde aside 4-0 to tee up a Premier Sports Cup last-16 clash with Aberdeen.  
It was described as ‘fatigued and laboured’ by Steven Pressley.  
Iain Collin, standing in for George Cran at Dens Park, analyses that assessment.  
We discuss the first glimpse of what Alan Forrest will bring to the Dee, and the other HUGE selection calls the Dark Blues have ahead of their opener at Celtic Park.  
And who will be between the sticks at the home of the champions following the signing of Owen Goodman on loan from Crystal Palace? 
Meanwhile, Alan was in Salford to watch Dundee United lose 3-2 in a thoroughly watchable friendly against the EFL League Two title hopefuls.  
Just how worried should United fans be by the first two goals conceded, and the echoes of last season? Especially ahead of what is now a baptism of fire to start the campaign: Rangers, Hearts, Celtic, Dundee.  
And we chew over the Iurie Iovu vs Bert Esselink selection question.  
Lorenzo Sassetti has put himself in the picture to become a Premiership record-breaker on Friday night, while we spotlight the other youngsters who have lit up the last few weeks for the Terrors.  
There’s also praise for Sam Cleall-Harding and Owen Stirton, who are both on fire at the start of their loan spells, and should be targeting a STARTING place at United next season – not just being part of the first team squad.  
With Sean Hamilton and George Cran both away on their holidays, Alan Temple in joined by Graeme Finnan and Iain Collin for this week’s episode.   
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee United’s Premier Sports Cup campaign hangs in the balance despite a fine 4-0 win over Arbroath in midweek.  
We pick the bones out of that triumph, including Lachie Rose’s burgeoning momentum and Zac Sapsford’s blistering start to the season.  
Lorenzo Sassetti is now the youngest ever Dundee United player, aged 15 years, five months and 12 days, so we chat about the potential of the Italian kid and teammate Cohen Leiper, 16 – and the biggest question facing youth development.  
On the transfer front, Will Ferry is on Celtic’s radar – as he obviously should be – and United have held talks regarding Abdoulaye Bayo. 
For Dundee, Fin Robertson scored a screamer, but it wasn’t enough to claim a win at Ross County as as “evergreen” Brian Graham helped the Highlanders secure a 1-1 draw and penalty kick triumph. 
Did the Dee’s homegrown midfielder do enough to earn a regular place behind the striker? 
Kieran O’Hara has pressed his claim to be Dundee’s first-choice keeper, but Bear reckons there is still plenty of work to be done in the transfer market.  
The Dark Blues must get back on track against Clyde on Saturday.  
The Courier head of sport Sean Hamilton is joined by Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan in our Meadowside studio.  
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee United are closing in on signing No.10 of the summer.  
The team chat about what to expect from Philadelphia Union left-back Phillipe Ndinga, who is expected to join the club in the coming days. 
The Congo U/20 international will provide competition for Will Ferry, who was back in the Tangerines’ team on Saturday and produced a splendid display against Arbroath.  
There’s also focus on Julius Eskesen, Bert Esselink and why United need to hit the goal trail when The Spartans come to town.  
Across the road, it was an afternoon to forget for Dundee keeper Harry Sharp against Everton.  
Graeme Finnan, formerly a fine keeper with Lochee United and Dundee North End (among others), assesses an error-strewn showing – and whether there were any positives to take from the visit of the Toffees.  
And is there a hint of Luke Graham about Charley Oosenbrugh? 
Alan Temple is joined by Graeme Finnan for this Monday’s episode.  
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Dundee United lost 1-0 at Montrose thanks to Ross Graham’s howler – how bad was it against the Mighty Mo? 
What does it mean for skipper Graham? 
And which forgotten star is making a case for a comeback? 
While United made hard work of things on the east coast, Dundee were making light work of things in the south. 
They smashed Annan 5-0 with Charlie Reilly stealing the show once more. 
How did new signing Zan Besir get on? And what is going on with Aaron Donnelly? 
In the studio alongside host Sean Hamilton are Courier Sport writers Alan Temple and George Cran and ex-Tele Sport editor Graeme Finnan. 
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos 

Competitive futba is back – and that means so is the Monday Twa Teams, One Street. 
We have plenty of goals to talk about, some stunning ones too. 
There was a sleepy start for Dundee before an emphatic ending. 
While United left it late in Stirling to grab all three points. 
Plus a new signing at Tannadice to get stuck into and there’s something about a wooden leg, too. 
Just the three amigos this morning as Alan Temple is joined by George Cran and Graeme Finnan. 
You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos