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

Game on or game off for Dee and is McGrath the man for Utd?

Twa Teams, One Street is back but with not much to cheer about.
Neither Dundee nor Dundee United picked up a win at the weekend and there's a good moan about the Dens Park pitch.
Will it be sorted for Partick Thistle on Saturday?
And will Jamie McGrath come straight back into the United team at Hibs?

From ’oh no’ to ’oh maybe’ at United and Dee dismay is back

Twa Teams, One Street is back in 2023!
Episode 201 sees a return for Alan Temple to talk Dundee United and their resurgence.
Dundee showed the opposite of resurgence in their first game of 2023 and George Cran dissects their shock defeat to Arbroath.
With Tom Duthie back hosting and Graeme Finnan in the mix, too.

Twa Ton - We hit 200 episodes! Party hats on...

Like all your birthdays coming at once, Twa Teams is in party mood.
Not only is it Christmas and our last podcast of 2022 but we've hit the magical 200 mark.
Whether we make it to 201 is up for debate after this week's episode...
Enjoy our look ahead to Dundee United's clash with Hearts, Dundee's big game at Ayr before George surprises Tom and Bear with a quiz.
Merry Christmas!

Dee chase magnificent seven while Utd are back!

Dundee are on a roll while United have been waiting in the wings.
Both are back in action this weekend, though. Finally!
Can the Dark Blues make some history? Can the Tangerines come back with a bang?
The Twa Teams lads have plenty to talk about - have a listen!

Tombola and beans

Another Twa Teams, One Street for your listening pleasure and another new line-up to enjoy, too!
This week host Tom Duthie is joined by the returning George Cran to chat everything Dundee while Ewan Smith gets another run-out to give some inside info on Dundee United.
Paul McMullan and Jack Newman are front and centre as the Dark Blues fly in the Championship and the Tangerines struggle in mid-season friendlies.

Souttar shows United front at World Cup as Dundee head for the Highlands

Dundee United may be on a winter break but that hasn't stopped them hitting the headlines at the Qatar World Cup. United youth academy graduate Harry Souttar is set to become the first Scottish-born player to play in the knock-out stage and he will be joined by Australia team-mate and current Tannadice star Aziz Behich in Saturday's last 16 clash with Argentina.
Meanwile, Dundee are extending their trophy cabinet after collecting awarrds for Player and Manager of the Month ahead of their trip to face Inverness in the Highlands. This week, the prodigal son, Ewan Smith returns, after a loan spell at Dundee United, alongside Twa Team regulars Tam Duthie and Graeme Finnan.  

Dundee dig deep and United add coach Charlie

There may be a big event going on elsewhere, but the Championship keeps plugging on.
And so do Dundee as the Twa Teams lads dissect their latest win and talk fan disgruntlement over stadium issues.
United don't have any games but there's still stuff going on at Tannadice - and there's a couple to watch in Qatar too.
Who needs a mid-season break? Twa Teams, One Street don't.

Dee-p Byrne at Dens and Utd goalie talk

The Premiership may be finished for a few weeks but Twa Teams, One Street keeps plugging on.
Alan Temple is on hand to talk everything United, George Cran is there for Dundee while Tom Duthie and Graeme Finnan add their pearls of wisdom.
The Dark Blues were good, the Tangerines not quite so good - and there's plenty of goalkeeper chat too.

WINS!!!!

The Twa Teams boys don't know what to do with themselves - both Dundee and Dundee United registered wins and big ones too.
United man Alan Temple was on hand to see the Tangerines thrash Kilmarnock at Tannadice, and lose late at Celtic.
While Dundee writer George Cran was at Firhill for a Dark Blues fightback.
Tom Duthie and Graeme Finnan join in with all the victorious fun.

Have we already broken VAR? And more questions than answers for Dundee

Twa Teams, One Street is back and so is the dreaded VAR chat.
Alan Temple talks Tony Watt and Dundee United while George Cran and Graeme Finnan discuss Dundee's chances at Partick Thistle.