Dundee 3
Dumbarton 0
League (First Division)


Dundee
3 - 0
Dumbarton 

League (First Division)
Saturday, March 2nd, 1996
Dens Park
Attendance: 1,712
3:00 PM Kick-off

Goalscorers
Jim Hamilton 
Jim Hamilton 
Paul Tosh 
None.

Team Managers
Jim Duffy
Unknown.

Starting Eleven
Michel Pageaud
Neil Duffy
Gary McKeown
Barry Smith
Jim Duffy
Chic Charnley
Neil McCann
Dusan Vrto
Jim Hamilton
George Shaw
Paul Tosh
Unknown.

Bench
Dariusz Adamczuk
Andy Cargill
Gerry Britton
None.

Substitutions
Gerry Britton for Neil McCann
Dariusz Adamczuk for Barry Smith
Andy Cargill for Chic Charnley
None.

Cautions
None. None.

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

M. F. Pocock (Aberdeen) (Referee)
A. Freeland (Aberdeen) & R. K. Cobb (Aberdeen) (Assistants)





Match Report


This match has no report.



Squad Statistics (as at March 2nd, 1996)


1995-96 All Time
Age
Michel Pageaud (GK)29 33 - 86 -
Neil Duffy28 293708
Gary McKeown25 111543
Barry Smith22 12 - 12 -
Jim Duffy36 20 - 2312
Chic Charnley32 7272
Neil McCann21 2368910
Dusan Vrto30 29 - 1361
Jim Hamilton20 33176730
George Shaw27 361110039
Paul Tosh22 3199618
Dariusz Adamczuk (sub)26 4 - 151
Andy Cargill (sub)20 233374
Gerry Britton (sub) - 2728224






League Table (as at March 2nd, 1996)


No league table has been added for this season.


Manager's Programme Notes


Not only was the result against Airdrie a lot more pleasing, but our general all-round performance was much improved. Something which has been absent too often in recent weeks.

It was good to be reminded that the ability and talent in the playing staff is still there. The first half saw us play as well as we have done for a long time, showing the style and flair which served us so well earlier in the season. After the break Airdrie shuffled things around and I was pleased how the players responded by producing the extra hard graft that was necessary.

We saw against Airdrie just what the team are capable of and now must look to reproducing that kind of form on a consistent basis in the promotion battle which is hotting up by the week.

As we know from the two recent closely contested meetings with Dumbarton, we have found them a stuffy side and only emerged narrow victors at Boghead in January after being held to a draw in their first visit here in December. Despite their league position, they'll no doubt prove equally as difficult a hurdle this afternoon.

Whilst no one is getting carried away by one result, provided we work as hard as we did against Airdrie last week, I am confident that we can continue to improve upon our home form and at the same time boost promotion prospects.