Iain Collin
Football Writer at The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
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2 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Iain Collin
Raith Rovers say they have ‘set clear expectations’ around behaviour of fans after launching a membership scheme for an official singing section. The Kirkcaldy club have trialled a separate area for interested supporters in specific games in recent times and have hailed the improvement in atmosphere. However, they have also encountered issues with damage and ‘unacceptable’ conduct, and have previously issued club bans to individuals.
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2 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Iain Collin
Dunfermline have reaffirmed their commitment to developing local talent by signing promising kid Lucas Fyfe on a two-year apprenticeship. The 16-year-old will join up with the first-team squad for pre-season training this summer after putting pen to paper on his deal. The teenager has impressed for the Pars’ U/18s and in outings for the reserves.
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3 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Iain Collin
Lyall Cameron has voiced Dundee’s frustrations over their latest VAR controversy – but accepts they have been the architects of their own downfall this season. The 3-2 defeat to Kilmarnock at Rugby Park leaves the Dens Park men still battling for their Premiership survival. One win at home to Ross County on Wednesday guarantees safety but defeat means all scenarios could still be in play next Sunday away to bottom side St Johnstone.
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4 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Iain Collin
Dundee still have it all to do to ensure they are playing Premiership football next season after a controversial 3-2 defeat to Kilmarnock. A rush of blood from Seb Palmer-Houlden handed the Rugby Park side the opportunity to seize the advantage with Danny Armstrong’s 31st-minute penalty. And, then, just as the Dark Blues drew level with a well-crafted equaliser from Lyall Cameron, the curse of their defensive lapses struck once more as Bruce Anderson earned Killie the lead again.
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4 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Iain Collin
Dundee boss Tony Docherty has been left demanding answers for the second week running after another VAR controversy in the 3-2 defeat at Kilmarnock that left his side still mired in the relegation battleWith Killie leading thanks to a first-half Danny Armstrong penalty, referee Don Robertson was called over to the monitor after the break to check on a possible spot-kick for the Dark Blues. Simon Murray appeared to be pushed by home skipper Kyle Vassell.
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Can Dunfermline be ‘have a go’ heroes next season? ‘Big summer’ planned - and Neil Lennon’s future seems closer to being sorted. https://t.co/tbavQVYaoa
There seems to have been lots of conjecture recently over Raith Rovers potentially installing a grass (or hybrid 💰😳) pitch this summer. In amongst the club's extensive strategy document came the answer... https://t.co/20jS9mmoFt
A wee bit surprised that Scott Cummings has made it in to the #Lions squad and maybe Pierre Schoeman as well. Jamie Ritchie unlucky to play in the strongest area of the squad. But Darcy Graham should be in before one of those wingers selected. #Lions2025
