Twa Teams, One Street: the football podcast that’s as obsessed by Dundee FC and Dundee United as you are!
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Twa Teams, One Street are back ahead of a massive week of football. It’s the biggest game of the season for Dundee United – a proper title showdown at Tannadice with Raith Rovers in town. Can the Tangerines finally beat their nearest rivals? And quieten the noise coming from Stark’s Park? Dundee, meanwhile, have picked up a big signing from across the road. More importantly, though, can they pick up a big win down the road in Perth? Twa Teams host Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan to talk all things tangerine and dark blue.
Dundee earned a big, big win over Aberdeen – how big? Not as big as their performance suggested. But they are back in the top six and Tam reckons they may have a new Novo on their hands. Dundee United, meanwhile, are on top after thumping Arbroath and aim to get a jump on Raith Rovers on Friday night. Plenty on the go, including accidental swear words. Twa Teams host Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan to talk all things tangerine and dark blue.
Dundee United are four points clear at the top of the Championship – are they finally going to hit their groove? Dundee are out of the top six after yet another late goal – what do they need to improve? Plus a bit of stadium talk, some Miller Thomson and Kai Fotheringham and a whole lot else. Twa Teams host Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran, Craig Cairns and Graeme Finnan to talk all things tangerine and dark blue.
A bad week on Sandeman Street as both United and Dundee suffer bad defeats. But somehow both keep their league positions – United stay top of the Championship while the Dee remain sixth in the top flight. What went wrong? The Twa Teams lads try to lay it out.
Twa Teams are at full strength in the studio this week with plenty to get through. Picking through the bones of United’s defeat at Raith Rovers – how will they respond? And enjoying good times at Dens Park – can Dundee keep the winning run going? Plenty on the go on Twa Teams, One Street.
The Twa Teams lads are at full strength in the studio this week with some huuuuuge talking points to get through. Dundee United have their biggest match of the season at Raith Rovers – do they throw Declan Gallacher straight back in? How do they approach the top-of-the-table clash? And how big a win was that for Dundee over St Johnstone? Can they make it two from two this weekend. Plus all the fall-out from Michael Mellon’s nasty head injury and much more. Plenty on the go on Twa Teams, One Street.
What’s the matter with Dundee after back-to-back defeats? And what’s going on with handball?! And how big was Dundee United’s win at Ayr? Plenty to get through this week with the Twa Teams crew at full strength, for most of the pod anyway…
On this week’s episode, the boys discuss a virtuoso Dundee debut for Michael Mellon in front of watching Burnley owner Alan Pace. Owen Beck is back at Dens Park on loan from Liverpool and was afforded a hero’s welcome at the Dark Blues’ training base. Allied with a handsome win at Livingston and a fine draw in Aberdeen, the feel-good factor is building ahead of their showdown with Hearts. Also on the agenda, how Dundee United’s squad is shaping up as the transfer window slams shut. Deadline day also happens to be AGM day, with owner Mark Ogren facing shareholders at Tannadice. And what is behind the Tangerines’ stuttering form on home soil? Host Tom Duthie is joined by Graeme Finnan and the Evening Telegraph’s Dundee United and Dundee correspondents Alan Temple and George Cran.
It’s all go on Twa Teams, One Street this week. Dundee have plenty to ponder – how to get back to winning ways, stop giving away leads and how to replace Owen Beck? Dundee United, meanwhile, are back in action after a week off – will they give David Wotherspoon a debut from the start against Dunfermline? If so, who drops out? And what’s going on with Mathew Cudjoe?
Twa Teams is back to full strength and the opinions are flowing. Dundee head to Kilmarnock with new boy Curtis Main – but how will they cope without Owen Beck? Meanwhile, a wee break could prove useful for Dundee United. Can Ross Docherty make his return? How will David Wotherspoon do? Will Tony Watt get the love he desires from his chickens? All the big questions are posed – and Bear goes on about green mince, too.
After posting a £2.8m loss for the year ending June 2023, revealing an eye-watering £6.9m wage bill, the team assess a disastrous set of annual accounts for Dundee United. How did it go so wrong? What does it mean for the Tangerines’ title charge? And what next for owner Mark Ogren and any future exit strategy? On the pitch, United head to Inverness with new signing Alex Greive in their ranks, while David Wotherspoon will soon follow. Dundee are yet to play in 2024 but there are no shortage of talking points. Owen Beck has been recalled to Liverpool – but could he yet return to the Dark Blues? Another ex-Dee Greg Stewart is an intriguing new free agent on the transfer market, while the games in hand are stacking up after yet another Dens call-off. Host Tom Duthie is joined by Graeme Finnan and the Evening Telegraph’s Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple.
Merry Christmas to all our fabulous listeners! And a Happy New Year when it comes. What is to come after Hogmanay, however? A new striker for Dundee? A new midfielder for Dundee United? And who’s heading out? Owen Beck? Kai Fotheringham? The Twa Teams lads take a close look at the January transfer window on both sides of the street. Oh, and memories are tested with George’s rubbish 2023 quiz!
‘Emotional’ doesn’t quite cover it for Dundee’s win at Ross County. Derek Adams was furious, Dees were delirious. The same can’t be said for Arabs after Dundee United’s unbeaten league record tumbled at home to title rivals Raith Rovers. What next then for Jim Goodwin’s Tangerines? The Twa Teams lads discuss it all.
Two huge games for oor Twa Teams - Dundee United v Raith Rovers will be special and Ross County v Dundee will be tense. Can United handle top-of-the-table Rovers and their late, late goals? Will Dundee have Owen Beck to call on in the Highlands? The Twa Teams lads discuss it all – and more – on the award-winning podcast.
Join host, Alan Temple for a live Q & A event with Dundee United, manager Jim Goodwin that took place on the 12th of December at DC Thomson HQ in Dundee.
Can Dundee respond to more points dropped at Motherwell? Who gets the nod for the trip to Rangers and should the Dark Blues be going to Ibrox with fear? Dundee United are back in league action for the first time in four weeks but could find themselves off top spot come Friday night. Can they handle that different dynamic? And why does Tam feel the need to chuck in another prediction?! The Twa Teams lads discuss it all – and more – on the award-winning podcast.
Dundee United are reeling from a second cup exit in the space of eight days, having been unable to crack Stone. Can the Tangerines respond with a win at Cappielow? And what German legend received a name-check when analysing the rise of Kai Fotheringham in the aftermath of his Palmerston double? Meanwhile, Dundee succumbed to defeat against Hibernian – but positivity abounds as it is suggested we are watching the best Dee outfit in 20 YEARS. Owen Beck scored his first goal for the Dens Park outfit, prompting more comparisons with a young Andy Robertson. With George Cran absent, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan join host Tam Duthie to talk football in the City of Discovery.
A clash of styles as Dundee welcome Hibs – can they keep their good run going? And how much like Gordon Strachan is Lyall Cameron? All the big Dee questions answered, with some you never wanted to ask. Dundee United are back in cup action on plastic – can they bounce back from last week’s defeat? It’s a new feeling for the Tangerines, the Twa Teams lads discuss how they will cope. And why both city sides need to go direct.
Dundee United continue their march at the top of the Championship with another late winner. Dundee smash St Mirren for four at Dens Park and will celebrate a decade in dark blue for Cammy Kerr. Everything is going great guns on Sandeman Street – the Twa Teams lads barely know what to do with themselves…
Tom Duthie is in the hot-seat as the team reflects on a huge triumph for Dundee against Livingston, and finds cause for optimism ahead of the visit of St Mirren. Although George Cran is absent, we have analysis from Dundee expert Graeme Finnan. And Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple is on hand to dissect Big Dunc grabbing a point on his return to Tannadice and size up the Friday night challenge posed by Dunfermline
Dundee were on the end of a roasting by Rangers but that doesn’t do the incredible clash at Dens justice. Delays to kick off due to traffic, then pyros in the away end followed by a one-sided contest. Oh and an incredible intervention by referee Kevin Clancy. And a win at Livi! Plus there was some football played in amongst that – the Twa Teams lads are across it all in a packed episode. There’s plenty of Dundee United to chew on, too – can they shake off Raith Rovers and prove Tam right? Plus Big Duncan Ferguson is back at Tannadice with Inverness on Saturday. It’s all going on.
Five of the best for Dundee United at Partick Thistle and Holty’s a hat-trick hero. Who can stop the Tangerines this season? Can they overcome angry Arbroath on Friday night? There’s plenty of Dundee too with the Dark Blues back in action this week but no goals against Ross County. Should we be worried? And will Diego Pineda force his way into the side?
Dundee are finally back in action this weekend – providing the stormy weather eases anyway. Who plays at Aberdeen and how can they avoid rustiness? The Twa Teams lads go through it all. There’s also plenty on Dundee United ahead of their big Championship clash at Firhill – can Mark Ogren finally see a win in person? Alan Temple discusses all along with George Cran and Graeme Finnan on the award-winning Twa Teams, One Street.
Dundee United’s star striker came back from injury with a bang in the big game at Raith Rovers – will he be risked this weekend, though? The Tangerines are in SPFL Trust Trophy action at Peterhead, but are thoughts already on the big Partick Thistle clash on the horizon? Dundee, meanwhile, have another weekend off but there’s still plenty to talk about, including ongoing Dee4Life strife.
What’s the story with Dens Park and Dundee? Find out on Twa Teams, One Street as the boys go through all the issues. There’s also a big game against Ross County to preview while there’s plenty on over the road at United. Tangerines showed they are more than Moult as they swept aside Queen’s Park – but who plays in the big one against Raith Rovers?
Need a goal in stoppage time with 10 men? The city of Dundee is the place for that! Dundee United go top of the Championship thanks to a late Chris Mochrie strike, Dundee grab a big point very late on against Killie. It’s been a week for drama on both sides of the street – Twa Teams are back at full-strength to pick through the rubble of all the fall-out.
Tom Duthie is in the hot-seat as the team reflects on Dundee’s penalty pain at Celtic Park, and a fascinating ‘Master vs Apprentice’ clash this weekend. Although George Cran is absent, we have expert analysis from Dee-daft Graeme Finnan. And Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple is on hand to dissect a frustrating afternoon for the Tangerines against Morton, and pin-point where the Terrors must improve in the final third.
Tom Duthie is back in the hotseat and in fine form – if you’re after wrong names, cheeky comments and hilarious stories about writing ‘boring’ books, that is. Just like Tom, league action is back this weekend as well with Dundee at Celtic and Dundee United at home to Greenock Morton. And Twa Teams have plenty to discuss with Courier Sport writers George Cran and Craig Cairns joined by the bossman himself Sean Hamilton.
Despite Dundee’s failure to come away with victory at St Johnstone, this week’s pod has a cheery feel to it. Dundee United are top, the Dark Blues are looking decent and even Scotland are going great guns. To make the most of this cheerfulness we’ve enlisted the help of Ewan Smith and Craig Cairns alongside George Cran to go through all the big talking points. The usual team are taking a breather but we’ll be back to normal-ish next week.
Dundee were heart stoppers at the weekend – can they make it two from two at St Johnstone? The Twa Teams boys think so with Dee writer George Cran on hand for everything dark blue alongside Tom Duthie, Graeme Finnan and Alan Temple. Alan also talks us through Dundee United’s domination at Ayr United with Kevin Holt at the double. Transfer deadline day is on the way as well – where are oor Twa Teams keen to strengthen?
