We welcome the boys back to the pod after a two-week break and there’s a lot to talk about. There were highs and lows for both Fulham and West Ham during that time and Michail is very eager to discuss his return to goalscoring form. Plus, we go long on that much-hyped City v Arsenal fixture and chat about Roy Keane’s description of Erling Haaland as a ‘League 2’ player.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Rory Loy and Thomas Duncan to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football – including John Beaton’s appointment as the referee for the Old Firm derby. They also look ahead to some intriguing fixtures this weekend and preview the SWNT’s crucial Euro-qualifying double-header.

Phil Goodlad is joined by St Johnstone defender Ryan McGowan and Hibs captain Joelle Murray. Joelle reflects on reaching 500 appearances for her club and Ryan discusses the Perth Saints’ battle with Ross County to avoid the relegation play-off spot. They also assess James Tavernier’s record at Rangers and ask if he gets the credit he deserves.

Former Manchester United hero Lee Sharpe joins Amy and Craig to discuss his career and the various managers he played for. From 'murderball' with Cyril Knowles to moving to Old Trafford at age 17. What was it like playing for Sir Alex Ferguson? Does he remember the first time he witnessed the hairdryer and what really happened in the dressing room after THAT moment with Eric Cantona and the fan at Crystal Palace?

Liam McLeod, Jackie McNamara and Kevin Thomson look back on a hectic weekend of Scottish football action. They discuss Celtic’s win over Livingston, James Tavernier’s record breaking contribution to Rangers’ victory over Hibs and a potentially crucial 3 points for Aberdeen. They also share their thoughts on the top of the table clash in the Championship and Falkirk clinching the League 1 title with 5 games to spare.

Reaction as Celtic take the top spot in the Scottish Premiership after beating Livingston

Michael Stewart and Kevin Thomson debate the big talking points following Saturday's results as the fans get their say.

Joe has regretted mentioning this ever since the first episode of the podcast, but now let’s all find out whether Joe Wilkinson could actually become a set-piece specialist. You’ll hear how he embraces getting into the full kit, trying to play mind games with the Leeds United goalkeeper who he’s about to face and Patrick reveals the surprise for Joe that he believes will become the ideal motivator as he attempts to score 5 free kicks past Karl Darlow.

Phil Goodlad chats to Queen’s Park's Cillian Sheridan about a huge weekend in the Championship and Aberdeen fan Darren Abel talks about the matchday experience for disabled fans.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by The Times’ Scottish football correspondent Michael Grant and former Scotland international Lee Miller to look back on Northern Ireland’s win at Hampden. Where does the result leave the national team ahead of the Euros and what have we learned from a ‘frustrating’ international break?

Kenny Macintyre and the team look back on Scotland 0-1 Northern Ireland

Phil Goodlad is joined by Mark Atkinson, sports editor for The Scotsman and Northern Irish broadcaster Michael Clarke to preview Scotland’s friendly with Northern Ireland. They also take a look at the latest in Aberdeen’s search for a new manager and ask if Michael O’Neill would be a good fit for the job.

The Dorking Wanderers story is incredible. Little over 20 years ago they started out playing in the 4th division of the local park leagues. Twelve promotions later they are in the National League and one promotion away from the Football League. Manager and owner Marc White joins Craig and Amy to talk about their incredible story, how they got where they are and his plans for the future.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Pat Nevin and Stephen McGinn to review a bumper weekend in Scottish football. As well as giving their verdict on Scotland’s defeat in Amsterdam they also discuss disappointment for Dundee United and assess Airdrie’s historic SPFL Trust Cup win. Charlotte Cohen also drops in after Rangers beat Partick Thistle to lift the SWPL Cup.

Reaction and analysis as Rangers lift the SWPL Cup for the second time plus we hear from both managers.

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell and Billy Dodds discuss Dundee Utd's inconsistent form as Falkirk edge closer to the league one title. Plus the fans have their say.

After recording almost an entire series of a pod together Joe and Patrick finally meet in the flesh at the Leeds training ground where the stage is set for Joe to take a free kick. First though, he gets free rein to wander round the building speaking to whoever he bumps into and asking the kit man questions like: “What do you mean you melted everyone’s trainers?”

Reaction and analysis as Scotland lose to the Netherlands in the first of four friendlies before this summer's Euros

James McFadden, Tom English and Liam McLeod look ahead to Scotland’s friendly with the Netherlands in Amsterdam. Ronald de Boer fills us in on how the Dutch team are looking and we also hear from Steve Clarke and Billy Gilmour.

Ian Maxwell’s ‘ill-advised’ comments on VAR blame culture, the latest news from the Scotland camp ahead Netherlands game. Plus a preview of this weekend’s Championship matches