Alan Temple
Dundee United FC Reporter at The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
✍️ Dundee United FC reporter, @thecourieruk & @evening_tele ▪︎ 👨🎓 @EdinburghNapier grad ▪︎ 📬 DMs open ▪︎ 📸 / 🧵 IG & Threads: aft_23
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5 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Alan Temple
It is a galling conversation that so many aspiring young footballers endure. Some never recover; never rediscover their confidence and passion for the game. That could have been the fate of highly rated Dundee United prospect Charlie Dewar. Still a fresh-faced schoolboy chasing his dream at the Academy of Light (as much as playing for Sunderland can be a dream for a Newcastle fan), Dewar was told that a new contract would not be forthcoming.
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6 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Alan Temple
Dundee United are ready to vociferously argue their position after Celtic made a complaint to the SPFL regarding Tannadice ticket pricing, Courier Sport has learned. Reports on Friday night confirmed that the Glasgow side have contacted the league’s governing body to express their anger over United’s decision to charge up to £42 for an adult brief next weekend.
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6 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Alan Temple
Dundee United threw open the doors of Tannadice as supporters were afforded the opportunity to watch their heroes put through their paces. The annual event is available to season ticket holders, with boss Jim Goodwin and his squad meeting fans following the session, and signing merchandise for young Arabs. It took place ahead of United’s return to Premiership action next Saturday with the visit of champions-elect Celtic to Tannadice.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Alan Temple
Duncan Ferguson insists he chose to quit Dundee United for Rangers because he kept copping fines from legendary gaffer Jim McLean. And he revealed one of those punishments came after he took McLean’s car for a JOYRIDE. Speaking in the latest episode of the Stick to Football podcast, Ferguson reflected on his £4 million switch from the Tangerines to Ibrox in 1993; acknowledging that it was too much, too soon.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Alan Temple
Dundee United have announced that tickets for their post-split opener against Celtic, which could see the Hoops officially crowned champions, will be £42. Courier Sport understands the Tangerines will incur additional policing and stewarding costs due to managing the occasion, which club chiefs believe justifies the price hike. The same fixture was £34 in December 2024.
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