A View from the Terrace
Season 4
An irreverent, sideways look at the world of Scottish football hosted by Craig G Telfer, Joel Sked, Shaughan McGuigan, Craig Fowler and Robert Borthwick, as well as real fans who explore the beautiful game and all its quirks and qualities.
Where to Watch A View from the Terrace • Season 4
20 Episodes
- Episode 1
E1Episode 1A View From the Terrace is back, and host Craig G Telfer has rounded up the gang to celebrate the magical world of Scottish football, starting with a trip round the houses to uncover the big stories from the season to date. In Scottish Football Search History, they delve into the best of social media, before things get feisty in See Ya Later Debater, as Fowler proposes team selections by committee. In Jobberography, Joel takes us to a late night bakery in Aberdeen, and in a new and improved The Banker it’s Telfer versus everyone. We head to Cumnock for their biggest game against their fiercest rivals, and meet Margaret, the Queen of Pies, before we take an alternative look at the season so far. - Episode 2
E2Episode 2We love Scottish football and this week we start by Talkin' It Up. The AVFTT five-a-side squad is back in training, but who should make the squad? And with Rob back, we dig out a Scotland Special, Social Media Survival Guide. Who is the best worst Scotland manager of the past two decades? The gang make their respective cases in Batter Royale, and then it's all eyes on Saturday as they pick the side that will lead us towards World Cup glory in Back Seat Manager. We visit Dunbar United as they make their debut in the Scottish Cup First Round Proper and meet the mum squad at Glenrothes Strollers. Kyle Falconer ends the show with his performance of Scotland’s national anthem, Flower of Scotland. - Episode 3
E3Episode 3A View From the Terrace is back and Scotland are rising again and in This Is the News we celebrate the Hampden Roar and Lyndon Dykes. Are Hearts the sexiest team in Scottish football? We find out in The Beauty Parade before we delve into the best of social media on Don’t Quote Me on That. In Another Brick in the Wall we welcome one of Scottish football’s most unique characters and look ahead to the weekend in Scottish football in Statement of the Nation but can the good guys topple Craig G Telfer in The Banker? We meet Scoutable United, the side creating opportunities for young black players in Scotland, Dominica’s record goalscorer in Brechin and sit down with Dunfermline Athletic legend Jim Leishman - Episode 4
E4Episode 4A View From the Terrace is back and so is Shaughan’s 'Hullo!'. Joel’s found a hill he is willing to die on in support of Dave Cormack. Telfer is looking for Scottish football’s next breakout star in Chairman of the Board before the gang go into their Social Media Search History. In Half and Half Scarves pop sensation Tinie Tempah is in the studio... sort of. The boys pick out the best bits ahead of A Great Big Weekend of Scottish football and can the mob bounce back in The Banker? We visit a concrete monolith in the Borders, get our flicks from kicks in the world of Subbuteo and relive the moment Albion Rovers shocked Motherwell in the Scottish Cup. - Episode 5
E5Episode 5Fowler returns as the show begins with a tribute to the legendary Walter Smith. The gang change gears to go round the houses to celebrate the early rounds of the Scottish Cup. In Well of Content they see dollar signs as they scour the best of social media and then former Scotland striker Kenny MIller pulls up a chair to chat about a career like no other. In Hold Me To It Fowler forecasts another two-horse race for the title and the boys back their sides in The Banker. Jamie MacDonald gives insight into the life of a goalkeeper. We meet the man keeping Third Lanark’s memory alive and Nicky Lipp ends the show with Love is in the Air. - Episode 11
E11Episode 11A View From the Terrace is back and there is a whole lotta Scottish football to catch up. In Round the House, they cover a fairytale in Arbroath and Ange’s garden of roses. Take a social media tinted peek through the transfer window in Well of Content before Telfer hosts football’s hottest new game show, Eyes on the Ball. But who will have to don the Bib of Shame? They get up for both Scottish Cups in Hot Balls before the race for the Eamonn Brophy Lone Wolf Trophy recommences. Then, we head north to visit Banks O’Dee as they search for a Scottish Cup shock, and get introduced to powerchair football, before wrapping up with a look back at the season so far.
