A View from the Terrace

We start by heading to Cappielow to find out what makes the iconic stadium home to Morton fans, while in Come Consi-dine with Me, Graeme Thelwiss gets sushi-making lessons from Australian defender Ryan McGowan - but how do you cut an avocado? Take a peek inside The Secret Life of the Dressing Room at the Excelsior Stadium and join Ian Murray and his Airdrie squad as they face Forfar Athletic. In Why Didn’t You Make It, Danny Galbraith shares his journey from Manchester United through the Scottish lower leagues. Duncan and Duncan are off to Hampden to Put a Shift In, where they feel the weight of responsibility that comes with making the draw for the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Cup - but how awkward can they make David Gray feel? What is life like as a footballing journeyman? Christian Nade shares what it’s like being a footballer constantly on the move. In Five Year Plan, we look at how Cove Rangers have plotted a successful path to the SPFL, and with no games to go to, how else can we enjoy the beautiful game? In Silly Wee Game, we meet Scotland’s Euro 2020 representatives as they hit the qualification trail. We then head to the border to ask What Happens Next at Lowland League side Berwick Rangers following last season’s relegation from the SPFL. There is beauty in the lower leagues as we head to Gayfield for a Wes Anderson-inspired match day at the home of Arbroath. And we put our future leaders to the test to resolve some of Scottish football’s biggest quandaries, in A Child Could Fix Scottish Football. We end with a Last Minute Winner, ideal for staying at home raving as Grant McIntosh smashes out Come On Livingston

Euro 2020 is here and A View From the Euros is crashing the party. The boys take a bite of the competition in Taste The Nation, Craig opens up his Euro-themed nightclub to decide which unknown players will be making their name this summer, and Bobby Van Der Borthwick takes us on a virtual tour of Europe in Das Internet. Also, Pat Nevin joins the boys to ride the unicorn and talk all things Scotland in Talking Shop. In Le Banker, the boys compete for The Frenkie de Jong Euro Gong, whilst testing out their second tongue and second teams. We also find love in Kazakhstan and learn lessons from the last 23 years of hurt, before a Spanish take on the Tartan Army anthem 500 Miles

Scotland may have been kicked out of this summer’s biggest party but the A View From the Euros gang’s jaws are still flapping. In Battlescars they share their highs and the lows from the tournament so far and then dive head first into a Smorgasbord of favourite moments from the group stages. It’s The Morning After the group stage and Rob has content for you before Super Paul McGinn joins the gang to conduct an autopsy on Scotland’s group stage performances. It’s then Le Knockouts as Telfer and Shaughan vie for the Frenkie de Jong Euro Glory Gong. We find out the realities of supporting Scotland, visit the tartan enclave of Corby and Rose Room gives a Parisian twist to Yes Sir I Can Boogie.

Super-sub Robert Borthwick and new boy Graeme Thewliss join Shaughan McGuigan and host Craig Fowler as A View from the Euros reaches its finale. They start by delving head-first into a Munchybox full of continental treats before swooning over new love in Holiday Romance. Rob presents the Golden Floppies as Shaughan makes the case for a tiny wee car to be preserved in the Euro 2020 Time Capsule. Ahead of Sunday’s final, the boys debate who we should support for One Night Only and the Frenkie de Jong Euro Gong champion is revealed. Duncan and Duncan return to deliver drinks, the Tartan Army answer whether Euro 2020 was worth the wait, and the show ends with a Scottish classic getting an operatic twist.