Running order(00:15) Intro(00:47) Neil Lennon and Scott Brown post-match(10:44) Ayr United review(26:31) Billy Terrell(29:44) Barney Stewart signing(34:41) Neil Lennon pre-matchIf you enjoy this episo...

The next 12 days promise to be pivotal for Dunfermline Athletic, with three consecutive fixtures at East End Park likely to shape expectations for the remainder of their Championship campaign. By Michael Wood We have previously explored how the season’s trajectory becomes clearer after nine games, and what statistical markers tend to separate promotion contenders from the also-rans. For the Pars, the early signs have been steady if unspectacular: two wins, two draws and two defeats from their opening six matches, a record that currently places them fifth in a table distorted by an uneven fixture count – some sides have played five games, others six, few seven.

Apologies for the technical mishap in the previous episode, hopefully it will not happen again.Running order(01:03) St Johnstone review(15:52) Neil Lennon with the press pack(19:41) Ayr United preview...

Dunfermline Athletic’s victory at a sodden Gayfield Park was one to be savoured – as any goal-fest should be. But in terms of the league campaign, is a 5-0 drubbing at the home of the opposition an…

Dunfermline Athletic’s victory at a sodden Gayfield Park was one to be savoured – as any goal-fest should be. But in terms of the league campaign, is a 5-0 drubbing at the home of the opposition any indication of how well a team performs the rest of the way? By Michael Wood Not since 1992 had the Pars won on their travels by such a commanding margin in the second tier.

Had the Pars turned over St Johnstone in the previous encounter between those sides, it would have altered the course of history and denied the Saints their best ever season. By Michael Wood S…

Had the Pars turned over St Johnstone in the previous encounter between those sides, it would have altered the course of history and denied the Saints their best ever season. By Michael Wood St Johnstone has not traversed down the M90 to East End Park for a competitive game all that often recently. Yes, there was a 1-1 friendly draw in 2023 between Scotland’s newest cities, with Dunfermline granted city status the year previous – but who counts friendlies unless you are Pelé padding his goal record.

(00:55) Neil Lennon with the press pack(06:35) David Gold with Arbroath FC TV(10:20) Andrew Tod with Pars TV(13:30) Arbroath review(33:30) St Johnstone previewIf you enjoy this episode then tell a fri...

We are back for season 11, and have a packed show.(01:45) Arbroath preview/County and Raith review(09:30) Stevenson challenge with referee Jamie Guyan(33:20) Airdrie, Morton and League Cup review(39:3...

There are many ways to compete in the Championship – but you will not get anywhere quickly without scoring goals. Is there enough in Dunfermline Athletic’s ranks to compete – and does a talis…

Dunfermline Athletic didn’t need another poor performance in Kirkcaldy, but that is what they got, though. What they can take solace in is that they are third in the table and have manager-le…

It has been a long wait between games for Dunfermline Athletic, thankfully the football is back tonight and there is a sense of optimism about the club for the first time in a long while. By M…

Dunfermline Athletic looked a dominant side in the Championship for the first time in a long while, but ultimately, and importantly, it was not enough to earn the three points they coveted – why? B…

With two clubs coming down from the Premiership and a returning Arbroath there is a freshness to the 13th Championship campaign – and here is a rundown of all 10 teams and what is to be expect…

Another year and another slow start by Dunfermline Athletic as they appear to have been left in the traps again by being slow to recruit for the beginning of a new season. By Michael Wood Changing …

By Michael Wood . The objective on Saturday against Stirling Albion is abundantly clear for Dunfermline Athletic: win convincingly and hope it is enough to qualify for the last 16 of the Leagu…

Across five transfer windows, the former Pars manager made 14 signings (including players whose loans were converted in permanent deals), here is how they stacked up for the Northern Irishman. By&n…

Across five transfer windows, the former Pars manager made a dozen strictly loan signings (discounting players whose temporary transfers were converted in permanent signings), here is how they stac…

The transfer market opened on Monday, and this season has been given the big billing for the club aiming to push toward promotion in the next couple of years – but do they have the squad for it at …

With the first day of pre-season beginning in earnest tomorrow, lets tie a bow on the end of last season and shine a light on why things did not massively improve after James McPake’s dismiss…

TN10Y has now surpassed the decade mark; thank you all for listening – and in this edition, Michael Wood tops off the end of last season and looks ahead as to what Neil Lennon's reign may have in stor...