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In our Football Manager themed show, Telegraph journalist JJ Bull and erstwhile Scotland Manager (all is explained within) Findlay Mair join us to revel in those hours spent in front of the game. The less appealing real world intervenes as we deconstruct

We're joined by Gothenburg Great, and recent inductee into the AFC Hall of Fame, John McMaster for an in-depth look back on his time at Pittodrie.

Looking back at the mauling by Celtic, another golazo to add to Ryan Christie burgeoning collection, and the small matter of Derek McInnes' future. With Chris Crighton and Michael Grant.

Christy Keenan joins us to look back on a professional win at Easter Road, try to gauge what 'success' would mean in this era, and look ahead to the clash of the top two next week.

Bryan Cooney, a man with 50 years in journalism, and 68 years at Pittodrie to his name, joins us to discuss his new book - Stand By Your Reds. Thom Watt's also with us to discuss a surprisingly straightforward win over St Johnstone

An 'on the whistle' special from the League Cup quarter-final with Motherwell - not our brightest idea as it turns out, but top-notch analysis from David Preece.

Four wins out of four, seven goal thrillers, but we're still not happy. We talk defensive issues, transfer moves and there's the second outing of McMastermind!

We debut (and possibly say farewell to) a brand new feature on an unsuspecting Martin Stone, while we're also joined by Dons snapper Scott Baxter to praise Stevie May, while lamenting a sketchy display v Dundee.

This week we're joined by freelance football journalist Ben Palmer, and Dundee fan Jamie Keith to talk Stevie May, send Jamie into a spiralling pit of depression over the loss of Kane Hemmings, and reminisce about pies past as we nominate our favourite Sc

Some very different reflections on the trip to Cyprus with director of the upcoming Stan & Ollie, Jon S Baird, joining us to discuss our clockwork-like exit at the Europa League qualifiers. We also talk the coming of Scott Wright, and the Hamiltons, all t

With the tie against Apollon on a knife-edge, we ask whether to stick or twist in Larnaca this week. We also discuss the all-new online Dons Magazine, A Red Point of View, with writer and editor Ryan Crombie.

The "classic" line-up convenes (aka: we couldn't get any decent guests) to discuss the win over Siroki Brijeg and the task ahead against the Cypriot Cup winners Apollon Limassol.

The author of the acclaimed 'Summer of 67', a book detailing the United Soccer Association tournament in 1967, Ian Thomson joins us to recount the Dons run to the final of that competition, as well as a review of an awkward first leg versus Siroki Brijeg.

Martyn & Richard are joined again by Lee Scott, one of the few people in Scotland whose knowledge of UEFA opponents Siroki Brijeg doesn't just stem from Wiki! Plus a look back on a busy Summer of ins and outs at Pittodrie.

Bloodied, but unbowed. Our thoughts from a heartbreaking day at Hampden, and some personal highlights from a season of 2nd places.

Esteemed Reds Jonathan Northcroft and Richard Gordon join us for a bumper pre-Hampden show. Listen as we gradually convince each other we have a chance on Saturday!

Thom Watt and Ben Palmer bring the informed opinions this week. They, and your regulars, talk the Celtic game, the importance (or not) of our two closing SPFL games, while we also rate the league campaign as a whole with your help.

A look back on a very satisfying win at Tynecastle and your transfer targets rated or hated in the company of Ryan Crombie from Dons blog A Red Point of View. Plus an interview with departing BT Sport commentator Derek Rae.

We summon the strength to discuss another chronic encounter with St Johnstone, before taking a closer look at the evolution of our midfield set-up this season in the company of football scout and analyst Lee Scott.

A very welcome return for the Dons to the Scottish Cup Final, and a very welcome return to our show for Graeme Park, superstar DJ and lifelong Dons fan.