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  1. Name: Dundee 1-2 Hibernian | Ten-Man Hibs Hold On To Take Victory! | cinch Premiership Category: Match Highlights 2023 Date Added: 27/11/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues Hibernian hold onto a 2-1 lead despite Lewis Miller being sent off in the second half. Dundee 1-2 Hibernian | Ten-Man Hibs Hold On To Take Victory! | cinch Premiership
  2. Name: Livingston 0-2 Dundee | Shaughnessy Scores Twice In Three Minutes! | cinch Premiership Category: Match Highlights 2023 Date Added: 30/10/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues Two goals within three minutes from Joe Shaughnessy gave Dundee the win against Livingston. Livingston 0-2 Dundee | Shaughnessy Scores Twice In Three Minutes! | cinch Premiership
  3. Name: Dundee 2-2 Kilmarnock | Rudden Scores Late Goal To Seal Draw! | cinch Premiership Category: Match Highlights 2023 Date Added: 28/09/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues There was late drama at Dens Park as an Armstrong brace for the visitors was equalized late into injury time by Zak Rudden for Dundee. Dundee 2-2 Kilmarnock | Rudden Scores Late Goal To Seal Draw! | cinch Premiership
  4. Name: Celtic 3-0 Dundee | Furuhashi Heads Home To Help Celtic Go Top | cinch Premiership Category: News and Interviews Date Added: 18/09/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues One ar*e of the old firm secured a win over tough Dundee opposition, to take them to the top of the table. Celtic 3-0 Dundee | Furuhashi Heads Home To Help Celtic Go Top | cinch Premiership
  5. Name: St Johnstone 2-2 Dundee | Kucheriavyi Comeback Seals Draw! | cinch Premiership Category: Match Highlights 2023 Date Added: 04/09/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues A late brace from Max Kucheriavyi gives St Johnstone a draw at home. St Johnstone 2-2 Dundee | Kucheriavyi Comeback Seals Draw! | cinch Premiership
  6. We take on Falkirk in the SPFL Trust Trophy at The Falkirk Stadium on Thursday 8th December 2022, kick off 7.45pm. Away fans will be seated in the North Stand. Prices are as follows:- Adult – £15 Concession – £10 (over 65/full time student/unemployed/ambulant disabled) Under 18 – £10 Under 12 – FOC (max 3 per adult) Tickets can be purchased from the home club now –CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS Parking is also available on a first come first served basis behind the North Stand (entry via Grangemouth Road) charged at £4 per car (cash only). DUNDEE FC TICKET OFFICE OPENING HOURS Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10am – 5pm Tuesday: 10am – 5pm Wednesday: 10am – 5pm Thursday: 10am – 5pm Friday: 10am – 5pm Saturday (Non Match Day): 10am-1pm Home match days: 10am – 30 minutes after full time whistle (please note that the ticket office is closed during the match) Sunday: Closed, unless there is a home match For evening matches the ticket office will normally open at 10 am and close at kick off. HOW TO WATCH THE GAME Full match coverage on BBC ALBA with presenter Micheal Steele and commentator Alex O’Henley. starts on ALBA @ 19:35
  7. Dundee's rescheduled match against Cove Rangers has been rescheduled for Tuesday, October 4th. View full news article
  8. The SPFL have released a statement over the this weekends Scottish league competitions cancellations over the death of the Queen. View full news article
  9. The SPFL have are set to hold an emergency meeting after Rangers failed to respond to a midnight deadline on Sunday to vote on a resolution to extend the current TV deal with Sky Sports. Top flight clubs were given 28 days to respond to the resolution and the Scottish Daily Mail reports that while 11 sides agreed to the request, there was no answer from Ibrox chiefs which resulted in the resolution collapsing. That led to Hampden chiefs calling an urgent summit with the £30million a year deal now thrown into serious doubt. The report continues that clubs “were also asked to provide a letter of waiver agreeing to let Sky increase the number of home games they show from each ground each season from four to five”. Under the proposed new deal, by season 2028/29 broadcasting giants Sky Sports would increase their payment from £25m to £30m while also having the ability to show a maximum of 60 games – up from 48 – from 2024/25. Rangers are said to have concerns that the SPFL haven’t invited other companies to bid and the league body will now hold an emergency meeting with one option to change the rule so an 11-1 majority would be required to vote it through - but that would require a vote of all 42 SPFL clubs. The Ibrox side were involved in a bitter sponsorship row with league chiefs after they agreed a deal with cinch, which Rangers argued was in conflict with one of their own deals. That resulted in the SPFL being forced renegotiate. Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson also accused those on Hampden’s sixth floor of underselling the Scottish Premiership and clearly have reservations over this latest proposal. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/american-football/spfl-set-for-emergency-meeting-as-rangers-tv-deal-vote-snub-sees-resolution-collapse-for-c2-a330m-a-year-deal/ar-AA11tFkV
  10. The club has confirmed that our game tomorrow night has been postponed View full news article
  11. Name: Dundee 1 - 2 Rangers Category: Match Highlights 2021 Date Added: 16/08/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues Mark McGhee first game in the dugout after his 6 match ban expired. Dundee went down to a narrow 2-1 defeat against the current league champions at Dens Park. Christie Elliot gave the Dark Blues the lead in the 6th minute. Rangers were awarded a penalty on the 40th minute after Madden judged McGhee to have fouled Morelos by pulling his shirt. Madden pointed straight to the spot to the disbelief of the home crowd. Tavernier spot kick was high and over the bar, justice served. Dundee held on until the 60th minute after a spate of shots were saved by an inform Lawlor. However slack defending and hesitant goalkeeper led to Rangers first goal. Rangers corner flew into the box, Lawlor saved the first shot from Roofe, but Ramsey scored from a few yards out. Rangers made it 2 - 1 in the 86th minute when Coldson hooked it past Lawlor from 8 yards out. Dundee 1 - 2 Rangers
  12. This is a new megathread to contain all the covid related discussion relevant to Dundee and Scottish Football over the 21/22 winter period. I know the nature of all of this makes it quite challenging to contain at times but please note our community guidelines on political discussion and personal disagreements and take these offline or onto alternative platforms (of which there are plenty!). As it stands, the period between Sunday 26th December and Sunday 16th January is subject to restrictions of 500 spectators. This will impact our matches against Aberdeen (Boxing Day), Livingston (29th December) and Utd (2nd January). The winter break is then scheduled to begin and end with our Scottish Cup tie away to Dumbarton on the 22nd January before league action resumes. SPFL clubs are currently in talks on a delay to the winter break and a decision is expected today.
  13. After the success of the first cohort, Dundee FC Community Trust and the SPFL Trust are delighted to announce details of its Off the Bench programme, cohort 2 View full news article
  14. Name: Dundee 0-1 Raith Rovers (3-1 Agg. Dundee Reach Premiership Play-Off Final! Spfl Category: Match Highlights 2020 Date Added: 16/08/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues Raith Rovers were unable to overcome the goal deficit at Dens Park resulting in Dundee progressing to face Kilmarnock in the Premiership Play-Off Final. Dundee 0-1 Raith Rovers (3-1 Agg. Dundee Reach Premiership Play-Off Final! Spfl
  15. 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.
  16. With all the talk of bailing out airlines, travel copmapnies, small businesses of every description, and even some local governments, it struck me that no one has mentioned bailing out football clubs. I imagine funding will be found for the arts and ancillary businesses, so why not football clubs. My own feeling is that the SPFL (by which I mean Celtic and Rangers) would rather swap their religious allegiances than allow any sort of government involvement in their little pyramid scheme. If the Scottish Government were to provide funding for struggling clubs, they would surely want to see some of the blatant monopolistic practices (voting rights, funds distribution formulae, TV deals, etc etc) and inequities (home gates kept, influence over decision making, etc etc) altered as a condition. I have long felt that successive Scottish Governments have avoided this so as not to get into a row with the big two that would almost inevitably not end well for the party concerned at the ballot box once the respective PR machines were set loose. Another indication of this is the potential backlash against the First Minister's suggestion that even playing behind closed doors might not be permitted because of the risk. Neil McCann seems to be suggesting that imposing such a rule would harm clubs It just shows for me how far down we have sunk that not even the national government can take on the footballing elite in this country (and others no doubt) for fear of upsetting the fans of certain clubs. The argument that Football is private business doesn't hold here because private businesses in so many other economic and entertainment areas are boldly holding their hands out and are prepared to make whatever changes are demanded. It is not coincidence that the biggest club in the country simply doesn't need any financial support from Government or anyone else. By the way, something else I find shameful is that Celtic could have donated £1m to lower league clubs and barely noticed it in their bank account. Instead they chose to watch the recent voting fiasco unfold safe in the knowledge that the funding crisis that precipitated it didn't affect them and that they would in any case receive the lions share of the funding available. They should have foregone their allocation and put it into an emergency funding pot for lower league clubs.
  17. Name: Dundee 2-3 St Mirren: Cody Cooke Hat Trick In Vain!: Ladbrokes Premiership Category: Match Highlights 2018 Date Added: 16/08/23 Submitter: TheDarkBlues St Mirren faced a Scottish Premiership relegation play-off against Dundee, despite earning a last-gasp victory! Dundee 2-3 St Mirren: Cody Cooke Hat Trick In Vain!: Ladbrokes Premiership
  18. How did you rate Jim McIntyre's team selection, substitutions and performance today?
  19. When and Where Dundee FC host Heart of Midlothian at The Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park on Saturday 9th March, and kick-off is at 15:00 GMT (3pm). This game will not be shown to UK viewers on TV. However, DeeTV subscribers can watch the game live (Outside the UK) or listen to live Audio (World Wide). You can also follow the game live on Dundee Football Clubs Twitter account @DundeeFC and normally at the Dark Blues forum for the fans live account of the game. Our Opposition Heart of Midlothian formed in 1874 and are currently managed by ex Dundee United manager Craig Levein. Hearts went into Administration on 17 June 2013 and on the 19th on June the administrators BDO were appointed to run the club. As well as the signing embargo, Hearts were to be deducted a third of the previous season's points tally which meant the club would start the 2013/2014 season with −15 points. On 2 December, Hearts' creditors agreed to the CVA deal proposed by "The Foundation of Hearts". Hearts relegation from the Scottish premiership was confirmed on the 5th of April 2014. On May 12th 2014 Ann Budge took over control ending Vladimir Romanov's with Hearts. The club officially exited administration on 11 June 2014, also bringing to an end the signing embargo that had been imposed upon the club a year earlier. Hearts earned an immediate return to the Scottish Premiership by clinching the 2014–15 Scottish Championship title with seven games remaining. They finished 21 points ahead of city rivals Hibernian and 24 points ahead of The Rangers. Championship winning manager Robbie Neilson left the club during the 2016-17 season, and was replaced by Graig Levein. Team News Dundee are still without long term injuries Meekings, Hamilton and Davies. There have been hints that both Nelson and Curran should be fit for the game, but we should know more closer to the game. Last Time Out The last time these two sides met were on the 23rd of January 2019 and Dundee walked out of Tynecastle with a massive 2-1 win against The Jam Tarts and moved off the bottom of the table. Read the Dundee FC Online Match-Report. This was the first game where Jim McIntyre's new signings Andrew Nelson and Andy Dales featured, and straight off they were causing problems for the Hearts defence. It was Kusunga who opened the scoring in the 23rd Minute, he picked up the ball midway into the Hearts half and charged forward playing a neat one two with Nelson in the box and fired a low shot past Doyle. There's not many defender who you will see scoring goals like that. Dundee pressed Hearts looking for a second goal, Dales with a dipping shot just over the crossbar and C Curran and J Curran working together but C Curran's header was well saved by Doyle. The Jambos equalised in the 40th minute via a free-kick just outside the box. Lee's free-kick hit off the head of J Curran looping over Dieng inside the far post which saw the teams all square 1 - 1 at the interval. Dundee came out in the second in pretty much as they did in the first half and were causing the Hearts back line all manners of problems. New striker Nelson got his Dundee career off to a flying start and he opened his account in the 62nd minute. Nathan Ralph placed a long ball up the left side which was fluffed by Shaughnessy, C Curran took advantage of this mistake and setup Nelson to toe poke the winner past Doyle from near the penalty spot. Match Officials Still to be announced. Notable Player Links Neil McCann, David Witteveen, Thomson Allan, Craig Beatie, Stephen Frial, Cammy Fraser, Jim Hamilton and Tosh McKinlay Stats Dundee have won two, drawn two and lost two in their last six matches. Hibernian have won 3 and lost three in there last 6 games. The last time these two clubs met, Dundee won 2-1 at Tynecastle to move off the bottom of the league. However, Dundee suffered a 3 - 0 defeat to Heart at Dens Park on Tuesday the 23rd of October under Jim Mcintyre's first game in charge. The last six league games between the two sides: 23-Jan-19 Hearts 1 - 2 Dundee 23‑Oct‑18 Dundee 0 - 3 Hearts 01‑Apr‑18 Dundee 1 - 1 Hearts 12‑Dec‑17 Hearts 2 - 0 Dundee 30‑Sep‑17 Dundee 2 - 1 Hearts 08‑Apr‑17 Hearts 1 - 0 Dundee Trivia Albert Kid smashed the Hearts of the Hearts fans in the last game of the season. He came of the bench to score two goals which saw Celtic win the league. Paul Hartley played for both Edinburgh clubs before he came Dundee manager in 2014. View full match preview
  20. It happened again. Celtic got thumped in the champions league. Coming from a long line of celtic supporters (on dad's side) that saddens me. View full news article
  21. The Dark Blues new signing Sofian Moussa comes off the bench to open the scoring, before Hendry scored a dramatic late winner in injury time to secure all three points in the first round of the Betfred Cup. After all the excitement of the pre-season flurry of signings, Neil McCann's new look Dundee side didn't exactly hit the heather alight, in what was a pretty dull and lethargic game to start off with. However this changed in the last 10 minutes when both sides upped their game after tempers started to flare from both side and referee Stephen Finnie did as much as possible to keep the game from flowing along. Dundee lined up against Raith Rovers with seven new faces from last year. Manager McCann handed competitive debuts to five players, Hendry, Kamara, Deacon, Allan and Wolters in the starting eleven. While Spence and Moussa were both consigned to the bench for the start of the game. Raith Rovers Boss Barry Smith made just one change to the side that lost to Dundee United last Saturday, Yaw Osei came in for the injured Bobby Marr. The Rovers had a few familiar faces with ex-Dee Players Davidson and Benedictus at the heart of their defence. The Dark Blues played in their Red away strip and blue shorts and stockings. The match started on an immaculate Stark's Park Surface and the Dark Blues of Dundee seemed quite content in retaining possession for large parts of the first ten to fifteen minutes of the game, without really troubling Lennox in the Raith goal. Both sides were prone to slack passing and frequently gave the ball away and both teams could not find a way past either sides defence. Raith's keeper Lennox had to look sharp after Allan found Wolters who nearly caught the keeper out at his far post. In the 17th minute, Buchanan struck the ball from outside the Dundee box, and the ball deflects off Spence into the arms of Bain. A couple of minutes later, Buchanan who lays off Callachan, however his shot comes off a Dundee red Shirt. A minute later, a Thomson cross from the right finds Vaughan and his shot is palmed away from danger by Scott Bain. The game started to come alive in the 38th minute. Wolters made space for himself inside the box, his shot hit the crossbar from 16 yards and Lennox was left standing on his goal line watching ball. El Bahktaoui also had two chances in quick succession, his first was blocked by Davidson and the second was saved by Lennox. Spence was the first player of the day to end up in the ref's little book. He was judged to have dived in the box and referee Finnie booked him for simulation. The first half ended in a stalemate and there were no changes to either line ups when both teams came out for the second half. Right after the second half started, the ball broke to Deacon on the edge of the Raith box but his shot flew well over the top of the bar. Dundee had a massive let off a few minutes later when Buchanan and Vaughan played a 1 -2, but fortunately for The Dark Blues Buchanan sliced his shot wide of Bain's goal. Dundee made their first change of the second half when McGowan came on for O'Hara, and within a few minutes McGowan was complaining that he was hit in the head from a stray elbow, to which he had to receive treatment from the physio. After a lengthy pause in the game Allan then went on to waste a free-kick by nearly kicking it out Starks Park. Roarie Deacon got his first yellow card in a Dundee shirt after having a little spat with Murray, and then gave the ref no choice but to produce the yellow for a foul on Buchanan. Spence is denied a goal scoring opportunity when Kevin Holt puts in a fantastic last ditch tackle as Spence is about to shoot with only Bain to beat. However, Spence goes down easily in the box and Raith players and fans appeal for a penalty but the ref is not interested stating that Holt played the ball. Dundee make another substitution, controversial signing Moussa comes on for Wolters and nearly gets a goal within minutes of his debut. Cammy Kerr cross defects of McGowan and straight into the path of Moussa, however he can't get the ball from under his feet and Lennox comes in to smother. The deadlock was finally broken in the 83rd minute. An Allan free-kick in from the left found Moussa who controlled the ball with his back to the goal, turned and hit the ball high past Lennox in goal. Moussa was then booked for celebration in front of the away crowd. Raith Rovers equalised on the 90th minute through Vaughan who was unmarked at the edge of the penalty box, he struck from 12 yards and his shot flew past a helpless Bain. With the game almost to a close and looking like it would finish with penalties, Dundee struck in the 92nd minute to secure all three points. Allan played a short 1-2 corner with McGowan and Allan swung his cross high into the box and Hendry header past Lennox. The Dark blues get their first win of the season under Neil McCann. Dundee will now face highland opposition Buckie Thistle on Saturday at Dens Park.
  22. Tomorrow, the fixture lists for all the SPFL divisions will be unveiled at 9am. View full news article
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