Dundee 3
Dumbarton 1
League (First Division)


Dundee
3 - 1
Dumbarton 

League (First Division)
Saturday, October 4th, 1980
Dens Park
Attendance: 3,553
3:00 PM Kick-off

Goalscorers
Ian Fleming (2)
Jim Shirra (33)
Eric Sinclair (59)
Eric Schaedler (o.g) (63)

Team Managers
Donald Mackay
Unknown.

Starting Eleven
1. Bobby Geddes
2. Les Barr
3. Billy Williamson
4. Cammy Fraser
5. Bobby Glennie
6. Stewart MacLaren
7. Peter Mackie
8. Brian Scrimgeour
9. Eric Sinclair
10. Ian Fleming
11. Jim Shirra
Tom Carson .1
Mark Clougherty .2
Graeme Sinclair .3
William Hutcheson .4
Ally MacLeod .5
John Donnelly .6
Tom McGrain .7
Joe Kennedy .8
Brian Gallacher .9
Alistair Brown .10
Ray Blair .11

Bench
12. Jimmy Murphy
14. Erich Schaedler
Jim Martin .12
Mike Rankin .14

Substitutions
Erich Schaedler for Brian Scrimgeour (53)
Jimmy Murphy for Cammy Fraser (80)
Jim Martin for Ray Blair
Mike Rankin for John Donnelly

Cautions
None. None.

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

A. G. McFaull (Glasgow) (Referee)
P. H. Samuel (Macduff) & T. T. Gilbert (East Kilbride) (Assistants)


Match Report


Dundee flew into attack as quickly as their flu bug had flown out! It took barely two minutes for success to come their way.

A nicely-placed free kick from the right by Cammy Fraser was met by a neat stooping header from Fleming and that was that.

Within another three minutes Fraser had forced Carson into a great double save and Sinclair had sent a rasper over the bar. Then the Dark Blues lost the place a but, but Dumbarton were too inept to take any advantage.

However, in half an hour a great shot by Williamson came out off the post, but in the 33rd minute his ex-Dons mate, Shirra, did better with a drive on the turn from 10 yards. It took wood and went in.

In the second half, Dundee again started well and when substitute Schaedler came on to allow Williamson to move up in the midfield, they began to look much more fluent,

Mackle, in particular, swung over some fine crosses from the right. From one of these Sinclair dived to head home his side's third goal.

Dumbarton introduced both their subs taking off Donnelly, one of their better players in the process, but they still simply couldn't get out of the bit.

When they did it was a surprise-a simple own-goal by Erie Schaedler, who carelessly turned the ball past the advancing Geddes.

Match report written by The Sunday Post



Squad Statistics (as at October 4th, 1980)


1980-81 All Time
Age
Bobby Geddes (GK)20 14 - 15 -
Bobby Glennie23 14 - 1152
Stewart MacLaren27 1217110
Brian Scrimgeour21 71111
Les Barr27 12 - 771
Cammy Fraser23 6262
Jim Shirra30 13311518
Ian Fleming27 71234
Billy Williamson28 6 - 8622
Peter Mackie22 131363
Eric Sinclair26 12418862
Erich Schaedler (sub)21 14 - 912
Jimmy Murphy (sub)23 13 - 746






League Table (as at October 4th, 1980)


No league table has been added for this season.