Dundee 2
Dunfermline Athletic 4
League (First Division)


Dundee
2 - 4
Dunfermline 

League (First Division)
Saturday, December 9th, 1995
Dens Park
Attendance: 4,642
3:00 PM Kick-off

Goalscorers
George Shaw 
Jim Hamilton (pen.) 
None.

Team Managers
Jim Duffy
Unknown.

Starting Eleven
Michel Pageaud
Neil Duffy
Roddy Manley
Tommy McQueen
Barry Smith
Andy Cargill
Ray Farningham
Gerry Britton
Jim Hamilton
George Shaw
Paul Tosh
Unknown.

Bench
Kevin Bain
Gary McKeown
Iain Anderson
None.

Substitutions
Iain Anderson for Andy Cargill
Gary McKeown for Barry Smith
Kevin Bain for Roddy Manley
None.

Cautions
None. None.

Red Cards
Paul Tosh
None.
Match Officials

J. Fleming (Glasgow) (Referee)
B. W. McDuffie (Glenrothes) & C. L. Ross (Gullane) (Assistants)





Match Report


This match has no report.



Squad Statistics (as at December 9th, 1995)


1995-96 All Time
Age
Michel Pageaud (GK)29 24 - 77 -
Neil Duffy28 202617
Roddy Manley30 17 - 17 -
Tommy McQueen31 22 - 22 -
Barry Smith21 1 - 1 -
Andy Cargill20 153294
Ray Farningham34 171807
Gerry Britton - 1817323
Jim Hamilton19 23125725
George Shaw26 25118939
Paul Tosh22 2288717
Gary McKeown (sub)25 2 - 452
Kevin Bain (sub)23 131823
Iain Anderson (sub)18 172314






League Table (as at December 9th, 1995)


No league table has been added for this season.


Manager's Programme Notes


Tuesday's result against Dumbarton may not have been what we wanted, but I am not going to be over critical of the players.

To be fair to them they tried to be patient and played a lot of good football. We missed a couple of good chances in the first half and on another day might well have won.

Whenever there was a chance for a shot or header, the ball was always half a yard away making it difficult to add to our score and that obviously leaves you open to a sucker punch which, unfortunately, is exactly what Dumbarton executed on us in the last few minutes.

Other than the result, I was reasonably happy with the way the team played. I made one or two changes to freshen up the side and in the end it proved to be just one of those nights.

Having been as frustrated as I am sure all of you were I watched a video of the game and accept that after having more than 90% of the game, we should have scored, but Dumbarton like a lot of teams who come here packed their defence and that perhaps explains why our results away from Dens Park have been so much better this season.

This afternoon, there are no fears on those grounds.

Dunfermline will come to play an open game. That is their style and a bigger crowd generating more atmosphere for this top of the table clash will I am sure help the players to respond better in what should be a classic encounter.