Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Tony Watt and Andrew Shinnie to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish Football. They look back on another eventful weekend in the Premiership as Aberdeen and Celtic maintain their 100% records, Hibs claim a much-needed win and Rangers secure a big 3 points at Tannadice. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Steven Thompson and Billy Dodds assess Rangers' win at Tannadice, hearing from Philippe Clement & Jim Goodwin

Kenny Macintyre and the team look back on a busy day of Scottish Premiership action

Joe continues his search for a role at Pat’s football club, Leeds United, and this week the pair investigate the jobs of Press Officer and Receptionist. Pat reveals how the media team react when a player says something they shouldn’t and what actually happens in ‘media training’. Joe discusses how intimidated he usually is by receptionists but learns why that might not be the case at a football club.

Niall McGinn joins Jonathan Sutherland for a special bonus edition of The Scottish Football Podcast in which he discusses how signing for his boyhood heroes Celtic gave him ‘shivers’ and how Paddy McCourt was instrumental in helping him settle in Glasgow. He details how acting as Craig Brown’s chauffeur led him to Aberdeen and ‘the best part’ of his career, speaks about his pride at playing and scoring for Northern Ireland at the Euros and outlines his hopes and ambitions for this season with Morton

Gemma Fay and Stephen Craigan join Iona Ballantyne to discuss all the big talking points in the national game. On Friday the 13th they dare to peek at a scary set of weekend fixtures as Hearts face a chilling challenge when they visit Celtic Park and Rangers make what could be a terrifying trip to Tannadice. Get in touch with your comments and questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Your calls with Robbie Savage and Chris Sutton as the singing of the National Anthem debate continues.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Ryan Stevenson and Callum Morris to look ahead to an exciting weekend in the Championship. They preview Friday’s fiery Fife derby as well as all the other fixtures including potentially tricky matches for the top 2 – Ayr United and Falkirk. They also hear from Peterhead striker Rory McAllister about reaching an incredible goalscoring landmark.

Amy Canavan is joined by Rory Loy and Michael Grant to talk about all the big news in Scottish football. They ask how Arne Engels' reported record price tag could affect him at Celtic, discuss the futures of James Tavernier and Ianis Hagi at Rangers and look at St Johnstone's decision to reduce the away-fan ticket allocation for the Old Firm at McDiarmid Park. Get in touch with your comments and questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Phil Goodlad is joined by Stephen McGinn and Scott McDermott to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. Before turning their attention back to domestic matters they have one last look at Scotland following the Nations League defeats to Poland and Portugal. They also give their thoughts on Hibs’ executive director Ian Gordon’s interview and ask how Duk’s return to action might affect Aberdeen.

Kyle Walker is back with Chris Hughes and they’ve brought along Kyle’s good friend - but not best friend - former Premier League midfielder Michael Brown for this week’s episode.Kyle and Browny talk about meeting on the school run and why their kids’ playground is like a football World XI. They also discuss teammates: which Man City player likes to wear a leather gilet? Can Kyle beat Jérémy Doku in a race? Which former Manchester City player was a master of the dark arts and which current player

Iona Ballantyne is joined by Lee Miller and Craig Telfer to reflect on Scotland’s Nations League defeat in Portugal and ask where Steve Clarke and his beleaguered team go from here.Get in touch with your comments and questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Tom English and former Scotland manager Craig Levein are joined by the fans as we debate the national side ahead of their Nations League match against Portugal. Plus reaction to the Challenge Cup including a big win for Alloa at Firhill.

Patrick attempts to find Joe a role on the staff at Leeds United following his unsuccessful attempt at becoming a free-kick specialist at the age of 49. This was supposed to be an episode about a number of different jobs but Joe became slightly obsessed with the job of a kit man so ends up setting Pat some homework for the next episode to help him discover more roles appropriate for a stand-up comedian and actor.

Jonathan Sutherland, Gemma Fay and Mark Atkinson look back on Scotland’s agonising home defeat to Poland. They also look forward to their next match against Portugal and preview a huge Edinburgh derby in the SWPL. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Liam McLeod is joined by Tom English and Pat Nevin to look ahead to Scotland’s opening Nations League Group A game with Poland. They also hear from Steve Clarke and Andy Robertson for the latest from the national team camp and speak to Polish football expert Christopher Lash. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Phil Goodlad, Rory Loy and Joelle Murray discuss all the big Scottish Football news. After a swathe of call-offs they assess the latest additions to the national team squad, ask why there are seemingly so many stars still out of contract in September, discuss Rangers’ Ibrox return and preview tough tests for Celtic and Rangers in the Women’s Champions League.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Cammy Bell and John Walker to discuss all the big Scottish football news. They assess the latest from the Scotland camp ahead of the Nations League opener with Poland and get into some tactical analysis focusing on the changing role of goalkeepers in the modern game.

Kyle tells Chris about the managers who have played a huge part in his football journey.• Which England boss kept the team behind for 30 minutes to give them a bollocking?• Who cried in front of the Tottenham players when he was sacked? • Which manager made his players drive 2 hours into training only to send them home after 30 minutes so he could get home? They discuss whether Kyle wants to be a gaffer himself and the one club that might tempt him into the big job. But would he be more of a José

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Scott Allan and Jamie Murphy to assess the action after Celtic beat Rangers 3-0 in the first Old Firm derby of the season. They also review all the weekend’s other Premiership fixtures as Aberdeen’s impressive start continues and the pressure mounts on Steven Naismith at Hearts. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk