Season 5

A View from the Terrace is back, and in the studio is Scotland debutant Ryan Porteous, talking debuts, motivational words from Steve Clarke and Ukrainian Superfans.

The team talk up all that is great about Scottish football, starting with knee slides.

Tony makes a blistering case for locking the hilarious nature of rival clubs failing into the Time Capsule, and Amy gives a clue as to who her ‘big team’ is.

Dylan McGeouch joins the gang to discuss life as an out of contract footballer.

What does a Director of Football do? We peek behind the curtain to find out.

A View from the Terrace rewinds back to a blockbuster 2014/15 Scottish Championship season featuring The Newcastle Five and a lot of snow.

Shaun Maloney gives insight into preparing for a major international tournament.

As a new year of Scottish football begins, the team reflect on managerial turmoil and the differing form of Scottish teams at the halfway point.

Darvel manager Mick Kennedy shares his Scottish Cup shock secrets.

An unlikely future hero from Bristol emerges as the gang check in on the progress of Scottish players making waves outside Scotland, and viewers get to put their burning questions to the panel.

Referee Craig Napier joins the panel to discuss his time in Football, his work as a GP and why his gran is the reason he’s a ref.

The fans' view of Scottish football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. It means everything, it means nothing, and this is what it looks like from the terrace.

The panel ponder the world’s most egregious handball in Social Media Search History, and scout Jordan Moore shares his journey in football and his eye for a player.

A View from the Terrace is back to talk up the very best of Scottish football, including the Scottish Cup Semi-Final draw everyone wanted.

Could a famous six points be on the cards for Scotland against Cyprus and Spain?

Following a blockbuster week for Scotland’s national team, the show celebrates the stand out moments from victories over Cyprus and Spain.

The gang returns to talk up the biggest news stories from the world of Scottish football, including those rising and falling in the race for third spot in the Premiership.

The fans' view of Scottish football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. Guest panellist Archie Knox shares stories from his time as an assistant manager.

The gang reflects on the week St Johnstone said goodbye to Callum Davidson and Spartans became Lowland League Champions, as well as looking at why Meadowbank is the place to go for a decent stag do.

Manager David Robertson is also in the studio to help present The Golden Terrace Awards as the best and worst of Scottish football is celebrated with an end-of-season trophy presentation.