Go back to the late 90s this week, with some VHS memories, Jambo Number Five and Blue DabaDeeDabaDerek McInness.    BT Sport’s Andrew Slaven, West Ham producer Laura Brannan and football filmmaker Findlay Marks are back in your ears once again to bring you the best (and worst)  things from the past week in Scottish football. It's the only podcast where you can hear about varifocal lenses, El Hadji Diouf and recording sports news bulletins off the telly in one place...    As domestic football returned once again, we dive into the biggest talking points from the SPFL, including a graffitied Tynecastle, a rejuvenated Pittodrie, and record-breakers at Ibrox and Fir Park.    And after their impressive result against Hearts last weekend, we're joined by Scott McClymont, former Head of Media at Kilmarnock, to discuss the Rugby Park side's season so far and whether he thinks they'll survive the drop as the league season draws to a close.  RUNNING ORDER  00:44 - PART 1 - Intro: Coming back down to earth after the international break, being a football geek, and 90s football VHS tapes.  06:41 - PART 2 - Funnies: Getting sent off on purpose, refusing to pay for varifocal lenses in Arbroath, and the best toxic opinions on Scottish football from Twitter.  15:03 - PART 3 - News: Barry Robson to keep his Dons dream going, Allan McGregor 500 not out at Rangers, and why we should follow the French when it comes to pyro.  21:33 - PART 4 - SPFL Round-up: Should Hearts fans really be ragin' at Robbie Neilson? Do penalties count for less in a goal tally? And just how do Hamilton bounce back from conceding SEVEN away to Dundee?  21:33 - PART 5 - Kilmarnock: Killie's former Head of Media, Scott McClymont, gives us the lowdown on Derek McInnes' first season back in the top flight and his hopes around their Premiership survival.    GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter• follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow Scott McClymont on Twitter