Up Wi' The Bonnets Podcast

Danny and Paul sit down with Dundee striker Ash Hay for a chat about his journey through the English lower leagues, the ups and downs of life as a footballer and the move that brought him to Dens Park. Ash reflects on his time in England, meeting Steven Pressley at Brentford and making the step into Scottish football with the Dees. He also picks out his favourite goal and gives us an insight into life as a Dundee player. Plus, there’s the small matter of the mysterious pirate ship floating in the Tay. Intro track title: Back To The FireLicence: CommercialEdit: Voiceover added to trackPodcast edited by Ryan Norrie

Paul and Danny look back on a great evening with Julian Speroni, the draw with Rangers and how this team has the best keeper and centre backs in the league. Don't argue with facts. Ta.Intro track title: Back To The FireLicence: CommercialEdit: Voiceover added to trackPodcast edited by Ryan Norrie

Paul and Danny can’t believe their luck after a last-minute winner against Falkirk. The boys break down the game, relive the big moments and kick things off with a chat about our live event with Julian Speroni. The enthusiasm continues.Editor’s note: Apologies for the delay in getting this episode out. The editor had one too many pints of Paulaner after work, which, much like Dundee’s last-minute winner, produced scenes.Intro track title: Back To The FireLicence: CommercialEdit: Voiceover added to trackPodcast edited by Ryan Norrie

In the first entry of our new series, guest Stephen Galloway shares why he became a Dundee fan, his best and worst memories watching the Dark Blues, his favourite players, and Danny struggles to pronounce all things Georgian. Plus, Stephen reveals his all-time Dundee XI from players he’s watched in the flesh.Editor's note: I own that pink third kit, and it's an absolute cracker...well, on me it is!Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.

Paul and Danny are absolutely bursting to talk about the victory, and the editor has never been keener to get stuck into the edit. The Dees got three points, so naturally, everything is brilliant again. For now, anyway.Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.

Paul and Danny can’t really be bothered talking about the last seven days, and, to be honest, the editor can’t really be arsed editing it either. So, here it is. Enjoy.Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.

Paul’s jiggin’ days screech to a halt after Hibs soundly beat the Dees at Dens Park. Danny won’t be panicking just yet, but concedes that the open-top bus for winning the league may no longer be needed. The boys then preview the visit of St Johnstone and hope a few more signings walk through the door. Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.

Paul is jiggin’ with joy after that match, while Danny can’t believe his luck. With nothing but a tote bag and plenty of attitude, Pressley and the lads brought all three points back to Dens Park.Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.

Paul just wants his players to be good with the ball at their feet and to get stuck in, while Danny still can't say “apocalyptic”, despite what he claims about his dodgy microphone. The guys mull over the defeat to Aberdeen, preview the derby and hope for a speedy recovery for our captain, Simon Murray.Intro track title: Back To The Fire; License: Commercial; Edit: Voiceover added to track; Podcast edited by: Ryan Norrie.