Dundee United has been at the heart of a journey which has taken him from Broughty Ferry to Brink’s-Mat and an award-winning television career.

Award-winning screenwriter Neil Forsyth joined Courier journalist Graeme Strachan for a special episode of Twa Teams, One Street to chat all things Dundee United.

The life long Arab – the man behind Bob Servant, Guilt and The Gold – shares his memories of watching the Tangerines, his favourite games, a run-in with Jim McLean and reveals the Tangerine trend which runs through his TV work.

Neil, who grew up in Broughty Ferry, recalls watching iconic matches like the 1987 Uefa Cup victory over Barcelona and the 1994 Scottish Cup win against Rangers.

We look at what to expect on both sides of the street ahead of the January transfer window – as Dundee United are linked with a Kazakh winger.

There is fulsome for Luca Stephenson, the player and the person, as he commits to the Terrors for the rest of the season.

And what have we learned from the Tangerines’ season so far? Are they better than last season? Why are they happy not to have the ball?

At Dens Park, how much did they bank for Josh Mulligan? Probably less than £20 million…

We discuss how the Dee can get the best out of Simon Murray. Is Yan Dhanda the key or is there simply no place for that style of player?

George outlines what Steven Pressley will be working on during the international break and looks ahead to a pivotal January.

How will Dundee’s transfer hierarchy ahead of a window in which the Dee must excel – or face relegation.

Dundee United reporter Alan Temple is joined by Dundee counterpart George Cran and former Evening Telegraph sports editor Graeme Finnan. The Courier head of sport Sean Hamilton is on hosting duties.

Twa Teams, One Street is proud to be supported by SPAR Scotland.

PLUS: Twa Teams Special with Neil Forsyth - Only available on The Courier website.

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Dismal Dundee defeated at Dens as United almost break Hearts.

Plenty to get through on Monday’s Twa Teams, One Street with Courier Sport writers George Cran and Alan Temple joined by the returning Graeme Finnan.

Twa Teams, One Street is proud to be supported by SPAR Scotland. PLUS: Twa Teams Special with Neil Forsyth - Only available on The Courier website. You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos