Dundee 0
Dundee United 3
League (Premier Division)


Dundee
0 - 3
Dundee Utd 

League (Premier Division)
Saturday, September 3rd, 1988
Dens Park
Attendance: 14,927
3:00 PM Kick-off

Goalscorers
None. Mixu Paatelainen (21)
Kevin Gallacher (37)
Mixu Paatelainen (69)

Team Managers
Dave Smith
Jim McLean

Starting Eleven
1. Bobby Geddes
2. Stewart Forsyth
3. Tosh McKinlay
4. Gordon Chisholm
5. Wes Saunders
6. Rab Shannon
7. Graham Harvey
8. Billy Kirkwood
9. Keith Wright
10. Tommy Coyne
11. Stuart Rafferty
Billy Thomson
Paul Hegarty
Maurice Malpas
Alex Cleland
Dave Narey
Mixu Paatelainen
Ian Redford
Jim McInally
Dave Bowman
Billy McKinlay
Kevin Gallacher

Bench
12. Steve Campbell
14. John Hendry
Dave Beaumont
Hamish French

Substitutions
Steve Campbell for Graham Harvey (61)
John Hendry for Tommy Coyne (61)
Hamish French for Alex Cleland (80)
Dave Beaumont for Jim McInally (86)

Cautions
Wes Saunders (18)
Billy Kirkwood (66)
Gordon Chisholm (68)
Jim McInally (50)

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

G. B. Smith (Edinburgh) (Referee)
J. Coyne (Barrhead) & P. Samuel (Macduff) (Assistants)


Match Report


This match has no report.



Squad Statistics (as at September 3rd, 1988)


1988-89 All Time
Age
Bobby Geddes (GK)28 7 - 267 -
Billy Kirkwood30 6 - 15 -
Gordon Chisholm28 71221
Rab Shannon22 2 - 1498
Stewart Forsyth26 7 - 1213
Tosh McKinlay23 7 - 1919
Wes Saunders25 7 - 21 -
Stuart Rafferty27 3116014
Keith Wright23 738435
Graham Harvey26 7312939
Tommy Coyne25 6 - 8652
Steve Campbell (sub)20 7 - 241
John Hendry (sub)18 1 - 1 -






League Table (as at September 3rd, 1988)


No league table has been added for this season.


Manager's Programme Notes


It's certainly been quite a week!

It started with the reserves winning 3-2 (on Monday) and I thoroughly enjoyed that victory.

Then it was Rangers on Wednesday night and we fully know not what happened there.

Rangers on the night were superior to us but drawing the second-half 1-1 was a crumb of comfort nevertheless. Some players had trouble on the night to come to terms with the opposition, but I'm sure we've all learned lessons from the game. I certainly have!

And so to my first 'derby' in the Premier League and to a very important game for us. I'm not the person to go into the past about previous results - all that interests this club is where we're going now!

Dundee United are the team in form at this moment of time and will be formidable opponents. Possibly seen more of United than other teams. They are a fine side, a grand club and on 'song'!!

Yes, we have to be in tune' ourselves today because I know Jim McLean and Gordon Wallace will have done their homework well.

LET'S ENJOY A GOOD LOCAL DERBY.