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Telfer and the team are back around the table and dissecting every ounce of Scottish football from the point of view of the fans.

Following the League Cup semi-finals and a stellar midweek for the Glasgow sides in Europe, the panel discuss whether the Old Firm’s demise has been greatly exaggerated.

Scottish football is nothing if not entertaining, and the team look at the best and worst of the fare on offer, from Bergkamp-esque goals in League One to comical defending at the foot of League Two.

This episode, the panel are joined in the studio by former Falkirk and Aberdeen striker Lee Miller, now better known as the dad of Motherwell wonderkid Lennon Miller. He reflects on his career by picking his ultimate five-a-side team, discusses life after football and his new career as a barber, and of course what it’s like to sire the future of Scottish football.

There are big games galore to look forward to, and some teams’ seasons are on a shooglier peg than others. With Lee Miller’s help, the lads pick their must-watch matches. Who will survive to see another week in the SPFL, and who will be clearing their desk on Monday
morning?

In the wee films, 39-year-old journeyman Morgaro Gomis reflects on a career that saw him swap Paris for Cowdenbeath and make Scotland his home. Also, how Stranraer is fostering a new sense of community following the painful relocation of the town’s major employer.