Greenock Morton 1
Dundee 2
League (Premier Division)


Morton 

1 - 2

Dundee


League (Premier Division)
Sunday, November 21st, 1982
Cappielow Park
Attendance: 1,984
3:00 PM Kick-off


Goalscorers
Danny Docherty (12) Davie Bell (56)
Peter Mackie (77)

Team Managers
Benny Rooney Donald Mackay

Starting Eleven
1. Roy Baines
2. Bobby Houston
3. Jim Holmes
Rennie
5. Roddy Hutchison
6. Danny Docherty
7. John McNeil
8. Ian Cochrane
9. Tony Higgins
10. Eddie McNab
11. Andy Ritchie
Colin Kelly .1
Bobby Glennie .2
Brian Scrimgeour .3
Cammy Fraser .4
Jim Smith .5
Iain MacDonald .6
Albert Kidd .7
Davie Bell .8
Eric Sinclair .9
Peter Mackie .10
Ray Stephen .11

Bench
12. Bernie Slaven
14. Eddie Gavigan
Jimmy Murphy .12
Stewart McKimmie .14

Substitutions
Bernie Slaven for John McNeil
Eddie Gavigan for Eddie McNab
Stewart McKimmie for Albert Kidd (74)
Jimmy Murphy for Davie Bell (88)

Cautions
Bobby Houston
Roddy Hutchinson
Davie Bell (65)

Red Cards
None. None.

Match Officials

B. Robertson (East Kilbride) (Referee)



Match Report


Newspaper extract from The Sunday Post.

This was the great Cappielow illusion. Morton now know, if they didn't before, that scoring a goal in only 12 minutes does not automatically guarantee taking the points. Not where these battling Dens Parkers are concerned anyhow.

Mind you, Morton's opener was a honey. Taking a delightful Ritchie chip, Danny Docherty ran clear, kept the head like a veteran and beat Kelly with an unstoppable grounder.

Till half-time Dundee had the edge though it took them ten minutes into the second half to equalise.

But if any goal can be described as "bad," this one was for Morton.

When Mackie crossed, Kidd and Stephen both foozled their finishing efforts and Dave Bell scraped the ball home low at Baines' left-hand post. That is, four Dundee touches and nary a Morton one.

Morton had by then collapsed so completely it came as no surprise when Dundee got the winner.

Fraser and McKimmie (just newly on) worked a wee miracle on the right, and, when the sub's cross arrived in the goalmouth, Mackie easily touched home.

The bookings in a hard, but not nasty game, were Houston, for a blatant foul on Fraser, plus Bell and Hutchison for a spot of midfield jostling.

For plucky Dundee none excelled Glennie, MacDonald, Fraser, Mackie,Band Bell. Over the piece, Morton's only pass markers were Holmes Rennie.

Hurry back, Joe Me.auhlin and Jim Duffy!



Squad Statistics (as at November 21st, 1982)


1982-83 All Time
Age
Colin Kelly (GK)21 13 - 13 -
Brian Scrimgeour23 7 - 525
Jim Smith21 131323
Bobby Glennie25 17 - 2122
Peter Mackie24 18312415
Cammy Fraser25 1839316
Iain MacDonald29 13 - 363
Davie Bell - 81292
Eric Sinclair28 16327090
Ray Stephen19 1757519
Albert Kidd21 81473
Stewart McKimmie (sub)20 16 - 56 -
Jimmy Murphy (sub)26 2 - 11711






League Table (as at November 21st, 1982)


No league table has been added for this season.