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A View From The Terrace pays its weekly homage to the world of Scottish football, laughing, crying and taking the mickey out of the game we love.

In this episode, Telfer is joined on the couch by Robert Borthwick and Tony Anderson to discuss the winners and losers from the last week in Scottish football. Aberdeen’s lengthy search for a new manager goes under the microscope, while the thrilling conclusion to the Dundee derby is dissected from the point of view of the fans.

As Livingston break records for all the wrong reasons, the panel asks whether it’s better to be rotten in the Premiership or bossing it in the Championship.

The half-time film features a Partick Thistle fan whose rare home cinema footage has been rediscovered in his attic decades later. Among the film reels is action from a forgotten European tour undertaken in the early 1980s, and features World Cup winners and global giants alongside the mighty Jags.

With epic title races brewing in all four divisions, we look back at the best, and worst, title races in recent memory. From rivals bottling it to helicopters carrying cult TV celebrities between stadiums, Scottish football does title races like nobody else.

Another huge weekend of Scottish football is previewed in Jobberography, before The Banker takes another strange twist with the introduction of the ‘Boss Babies’ rule. Or should that be Rohl…?

Everything you know and love about Scottish football, and lots of stuff you don’t.