Tony and Shaughan are joined by Dumbarton supporter and journalist Fraser Clarke to discuss the latest goings on in the lower league. This includes Barry Smith’s exit from Brechin City, a Terrace Podcast trip to Elgin and the make-up of League One after three weeks.

Craig Fowler and Gary Cocker look back on the Betfred Cup weekend, including Dundee's failure to hold on, Celtic's struggles, surprisingly competent Hearts, defensive woes galore at Easter Road, and Killie disgruntlement despite victory.

Gary Cocker, Robert Borthwick and Duncan McKay assess Celtic’s efforts on Tuesday night versus Cluj. They also manage to confuse themselves working out who could play for Scotland if FIFA rules were broken. They finish up discussing their new season’s resolutions to be better fans.

Graeme is joined by Thom Watt and Andy Harrow as they discuss the weekend's action.

Are Celtic in a better place under Neil Lennon? How good is Ryan Jack? ILKAY DURMUS HYPE TRAIN! All the ways the St. Johnstone and Livingston didn't make any sense, how we're all Lewis Smith fans now and how Hearts have signed loads of players that have made them worse.

Thursday's show sees Jo Hendry joined by Joel and Tony. The trio talk about Celitc's draw with Cluj in Romania and the challenges the club faces in getting to the group stages. They went on to chat transfers, namely Kieran Tierney's move to Arsenal, before finishing by looking at the start of the season and the feeling you get when it all starts again.

For the opening round of Season 7, Graeme, Craig Anderson and Craig Cairns run through the weekend Premiership matches in a slightly different fashion - each providing a sizzling-hot take for each of the 12 sides based on 90 minutes of football

Find out which two sides have been underestimated in the season predictions, which striker appears to be a complete waste of money and which bottom six player fans are likely to be saying deserves a Scotland call-up this season.

Joel Sked is joined by lower league experts Shaughan McGuigan and Craig G Telfer for a bumper lower league preview show. All 30 teams are analysed. From the Dundee duds duking it out in the Championship to the manager who will be linked with the first jobs which come available in the second tier to Paul Hartley and Cove Rangers. From the handsomeness of Craig Barr and Tom Lang to Dumbarton's scattergun approach, Annan's raiding of Workington Reds to Alfredo Agyeman and Salim Kouider-Aissa.