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The Dark Blues play Kilmarnock Football club in a cinch Premiership match on the 23rd September at 3pm, and this game will be at Dens Park.

Season ticket holders are reminded that this is a 'bring a friend match', and to use Season Ticket voucher 30. Please note that season ticket holders can only claim this in person from the ticket office only.

Tickets are priced at:

Adults: £26


Concessions: £16


Under 18s: £12


Under 12s: £4


Season Ticket Voucher: 3




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Tickets can be bought in person from the ticket office or online.

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A late brace from Max Kucheriavyi gives St Johnstone a draw at home.

Marcel Lewis completed his loan transfer on the last day of the transfer window.

He is a product of Cambridge United football clubs, joining the club at 9 years old and staying with the club until 2016 when he joined Chelsea, earning his scholarship in 2018.

A computer program called BetSiE has predicted that the Dee will finish 12th, and be relegated along with St Johnstone, who will finish 11th this season.

However, I don't think anyone needs to be Nostradamus to know who will finish first and second in this league.

According to BetSiE, Celtic and Rangers will battle it out for the top two spots, with Hearts and Aberdeen fighting out for the 3rd and 4th spot. However, I don't think you need to be a supercomputer to see how the Scottish Premier League will finish season by season. You only need to look at the top flight over the last 40 years to see that nothing will change and why Scottish football needs to change.

Kilmarnock and Hibs have been predicted to have a top 6 places, Kilmarnock have started strong and have already beaten Celtic in the ViaPlay Cup and Derek McInnes seems to have turned them around.

Ross Country and Livingston have been predicted to finish in the bottom 6 with respective 9th and 10th places.


I think every Dee understands that this season will not be an easy one. Ask anyone of the dark blue persuasion, and they will bite your hand off for a 10th place spot come the final game.

Dundee 1-1 Motherwell | Hard-Fought Draw For Dundee’s Return | cinch Premiership

Dundee mark their return to the Premiership with an opening draw to Motherwell, with goals from Lyall Cameron and Theo Bair.

As an aside from the current chaos, what were your favourite moments from the season just past?

I’ll start with the sheer madness of the last game, completely bonkers and what a way to win the league. 
And I’ll also nominate THAT penalty. Raging at the time but looking back it’s bloody funny 😄 

I wonder how they are doing? Another pay day coming up next week and another chance for buying?

To be appointed before the week is out according to STV News. So Callum Davidso...I mean someone must be lined up?

What players would you like to see being signed for Dundee fc id personally like the look of Akinyemi from Ayr united think he'd do well for us if we get to the top tier would also try keep Robinson id also id get rid of a good few as if we are promoted we don't wanna be relegated again.

Who was your man of the match against Raith Rovers?

Don’t miss the opportunity to be there for the second half of the cinch Championship campaign at the Kilmac Stadium.

On sale now the Half Season Ticket is valid from the Arbroath match on January 2nd and includes all remaining home league fixtures.

Prices are as follows –

Adult – £190
O65s/Disabled – £130
Student – £100
U18 – £65

Our match against Queen’s Park at the end of this month has been brought forward and will now take place on the 28th of October, kick-off 7.45pm.

Also, at the request of both clubs, our match away to Ayr United in December has been moved to the 23rd and will also kick off at 7.45pm.

 

Tickets for our match against Arbroath on the 8th of October will go on sale this Wednesday at 10.30am.

Tickets can be bought for this link – HERE

Prices

Terraced Adult £20.00

Terraced Concession (Under 18, over 65, student and Disabled) £13.00

Terraced Family 1 adult & 1 child (under 12) £23.00

Terraced Family 1 adult & 2 child (under 12) £25.00

CoelBrew Stand seat Adult £22.00

CoelBrew Stand seat Concession (Under 18, over 65, student and Disabled) £15.00

CoelBrew Stand seat Family 1 adult & 1 child  (under 12) £25.00

CoelBrew Stand seat Family 1 adult & 2 child  (under 12) £27.00

Disabled & Carer £13.00

Coelbrew Family, Wheelchair and ambulant bookings must be made through the office on 01241872157

Fans will be situated at the pleasure land side of the ground. Gates open at 2pm and two refreshment kiosks will be available to away supporters.

Segregation will be in place for this match.

Cove Rangers – October 4th, 7.45pm

Dundee support will be in the away section and access is via turnstile 3 & 4 . Tickets must be bought in advance by following the link below, and they will be sent an e-ticket.    

Tickets can be bought from this link – CLICK HERE

Dundee supporters should select the ticket options that have Away – Stand etc. 

Tickets are on sale now. Please note any ticket purchased for the original fixture will still be valid.  

Anyone unable to attend the rearranged date can request a refund by emailing *****@*****.com.  Refund must be claimed by Monday 3rd October at 5pm.  

 

Tickets for our cinch Championship match away to Hamilton Accies on October 1st are on sale now.

Hamilton have provided us with the below information.


Ticket Prices

Adults: – £20

O65’s/U18’s: – £10

These can be purchase any time now via the following link:-

BUY TICKETS HERE

Disabled & Carer

Ambulant Adult: – £20

Ambulant O65’s/U18’s: – £10

Wheelchair: – £10

Carers: – Free of Charge

Disabled and Carer tickets can only be purchased from our ticket office on the day of the match. We will be open from 11am until 3pm.

 

Ticket Information: Inverness CT (Home, Fri 9 Sep 2022)

Ticket information for our game against Inverness CT for this weekends game at Dens Park.

Gary Bowyer's side, who beat Falkirk in the League Cup in midweek, led through Zach Robinson's penalty, before the AFC Wimbledon loanee screamed in a stunning second just before the break.

Zak Rudden added a third with 20 minutes remaining as Dundee won their first league game in three.

This moves the Dee into third place above Queen's Park on goal difference .

Harry Sharp Is Enjoying His Time As Number One Keeper

The former Derby, Burnley, and Birmingham stopper Adam Legzdins was side-lined the after defeat to Ross County last February.

League Preview: Inverness CT (Home, 17th September 2022)

The Dark Blues host highland football club Inverness CT for this weekend's cinch Championship league match at Dens Park.

James McAlister was at Dens for three seasons and was considered a fan favourite.

The midfielder was part of the championship winning side in 2014 and it was his goals which helped the Dee on the road to the title. James was also involved in the 'Bitegate' storm when Nadir Ciftci bit McAlister's leg during a Dundee Derby.

Obviously we can't see into the future but I wonder if the season will be delayed. 

I think it could be October before we can get to Dens again. Just a guess.

With it looking likely they'll be joining us I wonder if they have reductions in player contracts in the event of relegation.

You'd have thought so but given the mess Budge and levein have made and the panicked statements from Budge there must be a doubt there. 

Do they offer the high earners a free transfer? Will the players accept one? 

They've still got about 25 players contracted for next season and many of these will be on big contracts. Boyce, Washington, Naismith, Berra, walker etc.

A lot of ifs and buts but if they can keep most of their squad and keep them fit then they'll be very hard to beat. Boyce and Naismith are top players in particular. 

 

The vote for an independent review of the SPFL,s actions is on Tuesday, how do you want Dundee to vote?

Granted Sevco did not have the proverbial "smoking gun" but there are so many instances of clubs being put under pressure and conflicting stories that I hope we vote for an inquiry, if clubs don't stand up and be counted this crap will just go on and on.

I'd hope we'd be looking at the likes of Nicky cadden and Aaron doran.

Both offer a threat from out wide and are out of contract.

Maybe Paul Watson too?

Huge if's, buts and maybes given budget etc but they all had fine seasons.

It has took Hemmings some time to look settled in this Dundee team but the past few matches have seen the big forward reproduce the performances he was able to show during his first spell with the club and followed it up with two well taken goals to fire the Dark Blues into the lead.

Hemmings had two chances to fire claim a hat-trick in this match. He first chose to set up substitute Sean Mackie at the back post, who fired home his first goal for the club. Then, he blazed the ball over with the goal gaping after Declan McDaid crossed the ball as he ran in at the back post unmarked .

“Raging I never got the third,” laughed Hemmings as he spoke to BBC reporter Kenny Crawford after the match about his performance.

“To say I messed it up was an understatement but listen, it was a tough place to come. I’ve come here a lot of times in the pass and they (Alloa) are always a good team.

“Ultimately, you’re a striker so you are always going to be judged on the goal but I think the way we have set up in the past couple of weeks, I’ve been happy with my performances, on and off the ball. The goals just haven’t come so it was just a matter for me of biding my time.”

When asked what his team mates said to him in the changing room after passing up the glorious opportunity to claim a hat-trick, Hemmings answered: “They were just asking what happened!”

“I was going to take it on my left then I was gonna lash it with my right then at the last minute I thought, nah I’ll just roll it into the corner and it’s just hit off my big toe and went over the bar and I just started laughing and though, what am I doing!

When asked if Paul McGowan was sympathetic about his miss, Kane Answered: “Gowser has always got something to say about something anyway. It’s Gowser isn’t it.”

This is Hemmings second spell with the cub along with spells with The Rangers and Cowdenbeath and despite leaving Dundee the first time around to be closer to his family, he was quick to speak highly of living in Scotland.

“It’s a weird one for me, I’ve told people that I’ve spent more time in my adult life in Scotland than I have in England and that’s were I’m from. I love it up her and I don’t mind. I love the banter, I love the people, I love how aggressive people are, so I feel right at home.”

Our Ladbrokes Championship match with Arbroath at the Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park which was postponed on Saturday has been rescheduled for Tuesday 24th March.

If you were given community match tickets for the game, please hold onto them as they will be valid this rescheduled game.

The match will kick off at 7.45pm.