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  1. I remember reading in the Evening Telegraph Scott Bain saying he hadn't been approached by McCann regarding signing an extension to his contract (Which runs out next year). Judging by his statements when Hartley was manager, I don't think he was even prepared to speak about signing and would have been off at the end of the season. He seems to be enjoying his football again at Dens which is good for the club, but I am now wondering if he has since changed his mind and would discuss signing a new contract if he was approached by McCann? I know that Celtics manager was bigging him up in the papers, and said papers were saying that he could be a replacement for de Vries, but I have since read that Rodgers and Celtic are saying that de Vries as another year left on his contract after the end of the season and they aren't willing to let him go. Would Bain go to Celtic knowing that he would be third choice just for the money, or would he find another club that would make him their number 1 or stay with Dundee knowing that he will still be playing each week and a shot at a Scotland cap?
  2. After picking up the man of the match award in Sundays draw against Hibs in front of Scotland boss Gordon Strachan, Scott Bain aims to keep impressing between the sticks and force himself back into the Scotland set up. View full news article
  3. Following the news that young forward Craig Wighton is set to be side lined to at least New Year and at worse, until next season with a serious knee injury, Neil McCann has described his dismay at this news. View full news article
  4. STV reporter, Tyrone Smith, has reported that Neil McCann 'would love' to keep Scott Bain at Dundee and he will discuss the situation with the goalkeeper over the few weeks. View full news article
  5. More McCann magic – that’s what everyone connected with Dundee will be hoping for as the Dark Blues look to finally secure their Premiership safety. View full news article
  6. Paul Hartley has confirmed that Scott Bain wants to leave Dundee in the summer. View full news article
  7. Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain is hoping an eye-catching performance against Rangers can enhance his hopes of earning a maiden Scotland debut against Canada next month. View full news article
  8. Goalkeeper Scott Bain looks to be on his way out of Dundee this summer, with Celtic one of several admirers according to the Daily Record. View full news article
  9. According to The Daily Record, Scott Bain has turned down a new deal at Scottish Premiership side Dundee and is set to leave in the summer. View full news article
  10. Goalkeeping heroics from Scott Bain couldn’t prevent Dundee from throwing away a two-goal lead as they drew 2-2 at bottom side Inverness Caley Thistle. View full news article
  11. Dundee have a chance to grab some breathing space between themselves and the bottom of the Premiership when they head up the A9 to basement club Inverness Caledonian Thistle on Saturday. View full news article
  12. The gloves have come off as far as Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain is concerned. View full news article
  13. FORMER Hearts boss Robbie Neilson has targeted Dundee keeper Scott Bain as a priority target for struggling English League one side MK Dons. View full news article
  14. English League One strugglers MK Dons could be about to switch their search for a goalkeeper from Tannadice to Dens Park. View full news article
  15. Dundee boss Paul Hartley has praised Scott Bain following the keeper’s performance at Kilmarnock. View full news article
  16. Scott Bain has had to pull out of the Scotland squad for the upcoming International Challenge matches with Italy and France with a back injury. View full news article
  17. Scott Bain has been called up to Gordon Strachan's Scotland squad for upcoming International Challenge matches against Italy and France. View full news article
  18. Source: The Courier Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain admits he cannot afford to let his standards drop with Kyle Letheren itching to take his place between the sticks. Bain, who joined the Dark Blues during the summer from Alloa, knew when he came to Dens that he would have a tough job establishing himself as the club’s No.1. Letheren had been one of the Dundee stalwarts throughout the Championship-winning season, and made himself a hero with the club’s supporters thanks to a vital save during the victory on the last day of the season against Dumbarton that finally secured promotion. However, when the big Welshman injured his knee during the warm-up before a game at Motherwell back in October, Bain was given his chance and he has seized it with both hands. Letheren needed an operation to fix the injury and he has battled his way back to full fitness. However, the first-choice goalie jersey still belongs to Bain who has been in superb form for Paul Hartley’s side, pulling off a string of sensational saves in games and establishing himself as a commanding presence on the park. Despite that he admitted he is taking nothing for granted and has to maintain those high standards as he knows Letheren is waiting in the wings. Bain said: “Yes, of course. Kyle probably felt the same when he was playing. “It made him play better and it is making me do the same. “Obviously, I don’t want to let myself or the team down. I am just very happy right now. “I am delighted to be back full-time and playing every week. “It is a real bonus and I think I have played 18 games now. “I feel I have exceeded my own expectations, to be honest with how I have taken to this level. “I am very comfortable now and feel I am more than holding my own in this league.” Bain and Letheren are put through their paces on the training ground by coach Bobby Geddes. And Bain admitted his mentor has played an important part in his development. He said: “He has been a huge help to me. “We do a lot of work on the training field and watch footage from games to see what we can improve on and do well. “He has been great to me since I came to the club.” Meanwhile, Dundee’s game with Celtic, originally scheduled for the weekend of the League Cup final, has been rearranged for Wednesday, March 18, with a 7.45pm kick-off. To coincide with this development, Dundee have announced details of a special ticket deal which will see supporters able to purchase cut-price briefs for the Aberdeen game at Dens on March 23 when bought along with a ticket for the Celtic match. Fans buying a Celtic ticket for £25 will be able to get an Aberdeen one for £15. A concession for Celtic is £15 and if supporters buy an Aberdeen ticket at the same time, they will get that for £5. The offer is available until the March 18.
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