Memorable DFC Videos

[Cobra]

Anyone fancy sharing a video? One at a time of anything DFC-related. Can be a great game, great goal or a funny moment.

I never tire of watching this. KT and Stewart. 

 

[Cobra]

The one time that DFC went global...

 

[Cobra]

This game was a real classic. We all appreciated Caballero but watching those goals against a top Rangers team reminds you just how good he could be.

 

[Attilio]

7 hours ago, Cobra said:

Anyone fancy sharing a video? One at a time of anything DFC-related. Can be a great game, great goal or a funny moment.

I never tire of watching this. KT and Stewart. 

 

KT set his stall out within the first 5 seconds of that game and bossed the midfield from that point. An immense performance from the player. I think we sometimes forget how good we could be that season.

[CJ45]

"Neil Mc Cann " and friends lifting spirits in these stay in doors days

 

[Cobra]

El Bak was a frustrating player but he could hit a football beautifully at times.

 

 

[Cobra]

We really were spoiled for entertainment this time 20 years ago. This rout of St Mirren was peak Bonetti. Pity we didn't have the consistency to match the quality.

 

[Cobra]

This was some game at Dens. 3-3 against County. Stewart really was different class. How we didn't get second penalty at the end there I have no idea. Ridiculous decision.

 

[Cobra]

I wanted to find some footage of Chic Charnley because I thought he was class for the Dee but no joy. Came across this though of Chic talking about his career. Sounds like he was getting smashed throughout his whole time in football. He gave up football for 18 months in his early 20s because he went "off the rails". Imagine being so good you can throw your talent away and still spend 20 years playing at a decent level.

Was pleasantly surprised that he mentioned scoring from the half-way line for Dundee. I was at Dens that night and it was sensational. I think it was for the reserves so very few folk actually saw it.

 

[Cobra]

The 1980s was a strange time. We had outstanding players (far better than what we have now) but Jim McLean created a golden era across the street and it overshadowed everything we did unfortunately. Still, it's nice to look back on the highlights.

 

[Cobra]

Let's be honest David Narey was a world class defender so the fact that he couldn't handle Keith Wright at times just highlights that we were playing at a very high level with quality players. Frustrating that we weren't on the same level as United and Aberdeen but we were still bloody good.

[Cobra]

I'm marvelling at Weighorst four minutes into that last compilation. He destroys United's defence with a perfect pass and he doesn't need to look. He knows Ristic is making a run from deep and creates a chance out of nothing. You don't really see that kind of vision in modern Scottish football.

We were a basketcase for much of the 90s but it was still an enjoyable time to watch Dundee. I hated the relegation season in 1990 because we were murder to watch and couldn't buy a win but it was entertaining in the old First Division.