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It’s a new season, a new studio and a new series of A View from the Terrace, but it’s the same old Scottish football nonsense that we know and love.

Joining Craig G Telfer in the Jobber’s Arms social club are Tony Anderson and Craig Fowler, as they chew over the early season madness from what is sure to be another memorable campaign in Scottish football.

Rangers’ new manager is unpopular with the fans, but is it because his team is rubbish or because he eats tofu? The panel discuss an epically bad start to the season for Aberdeen, and an epically good one for St Johnstone, while Tony Bloom’s algorithm is under the microscope after Hearts’ squad of nobodies turned out to be actually quite good.

With fan protests on the rise, we deep dive into the world of direct action, looking at supporter revolts at Hamilton, Rangers and Celtic, and asking how these compare to classic fan protests of yesteryear. Anybody feeling nostalgic for Hands Off Hibs?

The half-time entertainment this week takes us to Inverness, where a heritage club from the original days of the Highland League are back in business after a 31-year absence, and gunning for their city rivals.

In the second half of the show, we look at the glorious chaos that is the Scottish football summer transfer window. Remember the time that Kilmarnock signed 11 players on the same day? What about when Stenhousemuir unveiled their big new signings in a local fast food restaurant?

And which team this summer fielded an entire squad from the Trialist family?

We look ahead to the weekend’s action and preview two meaty Edinburgh derbies, as well as a chance to see a bit of a novelty - the worst full-time team in Scottish football.

Some things might have changed this season, but one thing that never changes is the Banker, as the panel take on Telfer for the Eamonn Brophy Lone Wolf Trophy once again.

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