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

VAR brawl as oor Twa Teams trudge on

Brace yourselves for some heated VAR talk straight off the bat this week - who is in the right? You decide.
Let's face it, talking about Scottish futba's new toy is more interesting than chatting about Dundee and Dundee United's performances of late.
Utd man Alan Temple talks St Mirren and Motherwell next for the Tangerines with a bit of Lewis Neilson chat chucked in, too.
Dee writer George Cran is also on hand to run the rule over Dundee's stalemate against Morton helped by Graeme Finnan and the hosting skills of Tom Duthie.

Dee-feated but un-Dee-terred as Utd are Killie’d in the cup

Neither Dundee nor Dundee United will be gracing Hampden for the League Cup semi-finals this season.
Performances at Ibrox and Rugby Park brought distinctly different reactions, however.
So what did the Tele boys make of the Dee losing at Rangers and the Tangerines' reverse at Kilmarnock?

Is Behich a future cult hero? And do Dundee need to do a United?

Vastly different moods across the city of Dundee after an uplifting week at Tannadice and a doom and gloom seven days at Dens.
The Twa Teams lads are on the ball to talk up all the big issues at Dundee and Dundee United and try to figure out what happens next.
Joining host Tom Duthie this week are sports writers George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan.

Gloom and Djoum at United while Jay is away for the Dee

Misery returns once more for another episode as the Twa Teams boys discuss a poor week on Sandeman Street.
Dundee United remain bottom, Dundee are wildly unpredictable.
What happens next?
Host Tom Duthie puts that to the usual crew of George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan.

United have a manager - will Dundee have a new stadium?

International breaks never mean there's nothing to talk about on Sandeman Street.
Dundee United have appointed the man everyone knew they were appointing as Liam Fox takes full-time charge.
Our United man Alan Temple discusses his arrival.
Dundee, meanwhile, were down south to take on TNS with Dee writer George Cran not enjoying the journey.
Plus there's plenty stadium talk for host Tom Duthie and Graeme Finnan to talk through in this bumper episode.

Dundee chase TNS TLC while Fox is in the boxseat at Utd

The usual crew are back on Twa Teams, One Street.
It may be an international week but there's plenty to discuss - Dundee's dodgy defending and trip south while we hear what's happening with the managerial situation at Tannadice.
Alan Temple is on Dundee United duty, George Cran on Dundee with Graeme Finnan and host Tom Duthie keeping them right.

Dundee United seek to heap misery on Rangers as tributes are paid to former Dundee gaffer Dave Smith

On this week’s Twa Teams, One Street, we look ahead to a testing trip to Ibrox for Dundee United as interim boss Liam Fox aims to heap more misery on fragile Rangers.
And with decision day looming in the search for Jack Ross’ successor, pressure is on sporting director Tony Asghar to make the right call following a nightmare few weeks.
Do Dundee have an embarrassment of riches in attack or do they need reinforcements before that October 1 domestic loan window?
Meanwhile, Tam Duthie pays tribute to Dave Smith — the very first Dundee manager to have had the pleasure of being reported upon by Mr Duthie!
With George Cran still sunning himself in scenic Dumfries, Tam is joined by The Evening Telegraph’s Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple and fellow reporter Craig Cairns

Dundee United tackle the curse of the ex and will Liam be Dundee United’s Fantastic Mr. Fox?

Dundee will look to build on a 3-0 triumph against Queen’s Park when they face the Ghost of Relegations Past, Jim McIntyre, while Zach Robinson shows us what’s ‘in his locker’.
Dundee United remain manageress but there are tentative shoots of recovery under caretaker gaffer — and current favourite to succeed Jack Ross — Liam Fox,
Meanwhile, there is Scotland under-21s delight on both sides of the street as Scot Gemmill names his latest international squad.
With George Cran enjoying a richly-merited holiday, The Evening Telegraph’s Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple is in the big chair, joined by reporters Scott Lorimer and, making a magical debut, Craig Cairns.

Utd’s week from hell and Dee deadline day dismay

In a moment of startling clarity this week, Twa Teams, One Street elected to postpone their recording by a day so they could cover all the big deadline day news.
But then nothing happened.
Aside from transfers, though, plenty has happened - a 9-0 home humiliation followed by the departure of Jack Ross and then a victory for Dundee United at Livingston.
At Dundee they had their own disappointment at Ayr but bounced back in the League Cup.
Deadline day, though - what happened there?

Will Celtic add to Dundee Utd despair as Dundee head to Ayr?

Dundee United need a win badly.
But next is champions Celtic so what do the Tangerines need to do this Sunday?
Dundee, meanwhile, are back on the box as they head to Ayr United on Friday night.
Shaun Byrne has been told he can leave - what does that mean for the Dee?
The Twa Teams boys tackle the big questions as George Cran is joined by Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan.