Shed Talk 11 | Dundee United vs Kilmarnock

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ISSUE 11 DUNDEE UNITED vs Kilmarnock Saturday 7 December 2024 William Hill Premiership CalForth Construction Arena

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SHED TALK

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CLUB HONOURS Scottish Premier Division Champions 1983 Scottish Cup Winners 1994 and 2010 Scottish League Cup Winners 1979-80 and 1980-81 UEFA Cup Runners-up: 1986–87

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DIRECTORY Dundee United Football Club, The CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park, Dundee, DD3 7JW 01382833166 Option 1 - Ticketing Option 2 - Commercial Option 3 - Retail ADDRESS BOOK Chairman MARK OGREN Vice-Chairman SCOTT OGREN Director JIMMY FYFFE Chief Executive LUIGI CAPUANO Chief Operations Officer JOE RICE Finance Director JAMES ROBERTSON Manager JIM GOODWIN Assistant Manager LEE SHARP First-Team Coach DAVID BOWMAN Head of Goalkeeping PAUL MATHERS

Head of Football Operations ROSS STARKE Head of Player Care NIALL NICHOLSON Head of Medical MARCIN SZOSTAK First Team Analyst AIDAN CROLL First Team Sports Scientist EWAN ANDERSON Strength and Conditioning Coach ALLAN GARTSHORE Club Doctors DR DAVID NICOLL DR STEPHEN GALBRAITH Kit Manager ANDREW BRYAN Head of Commercial MARK CUNNINGHAM Ticket Office Manager MOIRA HUGHES Head of Retail STUART BOOTLAND Commercial Sales Manager DECLAN PRIDDING Catering & Bar Operations Manager JOHN RICHARDSON

Head of Stadium and Facility Operations JONATHAN ROBERTS Head of Media MARK MCCREERY Head of Marketing LUKE BAIN Content Producer YANNIS MARR Club Photographer RICHARD WISEMAN SHED TALK Design and Editors: LUKE BAIN AND PETER RUNDO Contributors MIKE WATSON RYAN HALDANE LEE SMITH Printed copies of Shed Talk are available via Curtis Sport.

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THE GAFFER Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to Tannadice!

Derek McInnes’ teams are

We’re in a good run of

always well-organised

form and aim to pick

and hard-working, so

up where we left off last

we know this afternoon

weekend. The focus is on

Last week was the third

will be another difficult

us to impose ourselves in

time we’ve faced St. Mirren

test. Kilmarnock have

front of the home crowd

this season, and once

been relatively unlucky

and deliver a performance

again, we managed to

this season, given their

that matches the energy

keep a clean sheet—a

position in the table.

in the stadium.

and character of our

The reverse fixture in

It’s been a great start

defence, as well as Jack

Ayrshire was an exciting

to the season, but

Walton in goal.

affair for the neutral. We

consistency remains our

showed great character

priority. With it still being

We didn’t play our best

to rescue a point after a

November, the message

football, and the game

lapse in concentration

to the team is clear:

itself was scrappy.

during a crazy 15-minute

no complacency. We’ll

However, when it came

spell in the second

continue to work hard and

to clear-cut chances, we

half. Resilience has

push for results as the

certainly had the edge. It

been a hallmark of our

season progresses.

was another hard-fought

season, but we know the

victory and a step forward

importance of finishing

I hope you all enjoy the

in achieving our goals for

games strongly and

game!

the season.

avoiding such situations.

- Jim Goodwin

testament to the resilience

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A LOOK THROUGH THE ARCHIVES! 8

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Welcome to a new feature where we shine a spotlight on unique team moments

from Dundee United’s history. We kick things off by turning back the clock to the summer of 1963, when United embarked on their first-ever venture abroad—a

close-season tour of South Africa. This historic trip marked a significant milestone for the club, setting the stage for future international adventures.

Back Row: Sid Dick, Benny Rooney, Stuart Fraser, Tommy Millar, Donald Mackay, Alex Gordon, Jimmy Briggs, Bobby Dougan. Front Row: Andy Dickson (Trainer), Dennis

Gillespie, Walter Carlyle, Tommy Neilson (Captain), Jim Irvine, Ian Mitchell, Jerry Kerr (Manager).

DATE 1963 06 19 1963 06 23 1963 06 26 1963 07 01 1963 07 02 1963 07 05 1963 07 08 1963 07 11 1963 07 14

VENUE Blantyre Kitwe Launsha Johannesburg Cape Town Durban Bulawayo Gwela Salisbury

OPPONENTS Nyasaland Select Northern Rhodesia Northern Rhodesia Southern Transvaal Western Province Natal Select Southern Rhodesia Southern Rhodesia Southern Rhodesia

SCORE W 10-2 W 4-3 D 2-2 W 2-1 L 1-2 W 4-2 D 1-1 W 3-0 L 2-3

SCORERS Mitchell 4 (1 pen), Rooney 2, Gillespie 2, Irvine, Carlyle Gillespie 2, Irvine, Mitchell Gillespie, Mitchell Carlyle. Irvine Carlyle Neilson, Irvine, Gillespie, Mitchell Irvine Gillespie, Mitchell, Carlyle Gillespie, IIrvine

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JACOB MACQUEEN

ARJEN KNAP

MASON GLENNIE

ALEX MORRIS

AMARA POW

AGE: 11 FAVOURITE PLAYER: KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI

AGE: 11 FAVOURITE PLAYER: WILL FERRY

AGE: 9 FAVOURITE PLAYER: SAM DALBY

AGE: 9 FAVOURITE PLAYER: DAVID BABUNSKI

AGE: 5 FAVOURITE PLAYER: SAM DALBY

TOM GRIEVE

OWEN PATERSON

JACOB BROUGH

AGE: 8 FAVOURITE PLAYER: DAVID BABUNSKI

AGE: 11 FAVOURITE PLAYER: JACK WALTON

AGE: 7 FAVOURITE PLAYER: SAM DALBY

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FOCUS ON

KILMARNOCK Whilst the fans had the thrill of trips to Brugge, Copenhagen, and Tromsø in the Europa and Conference League competitions in August, there’s no doubt the heavy schedule affected Kilmarnock’s start to the season.

Just one win in thirteen saw them exit both continental competitions as well as the League Cup and left them floundering at the foot of the table. Wins over Dundee, Rangers, and Hearts gave them a foothold, but another streak of defeats has the Rugby Park side still fighting to keep themselves out of the bottom two spots.

Our previous meeting was a pulsating 3-3 draw as a 99th minute Ross Graham penalty salvaged a point in Ayrshire.

SUMMER SIGNINGS

BRUCE ANDERSON

scored 22 times in three seasons at Livingston before being lured to Ayrshire in the summer as a free agent. The 26-year-old Aberdeen youth product is an instinctive finisher who has three goals to his name already this term.

ROBBY MCCRORIE

came through the ranks at Rangers and kept his second clean sheet of the season against his former employers in October’s 1-0 win. Capped at youth levels up to under-21s, the 26-year-old goalkeeper has made the bench at full international level.

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CORRIE NDABA

impressed whilst on loan from Ipswich during the 2023/24 season and was rewarded with a three-year contract. The 24-year-old Dubliner can play left-back or centrehalf.

STUART FINDLAY

is currently in his fourth spell at the club, having also previously spent three seasons as a permanent Kilmarnock player! The 29-year-old centre-half made his 200th Killie appearance earlier this term.

JACK BURROUGHS

has been utilised in both full-back positions as well as in midfield already this term.

The pacy 23-year-old former under-21 cap is on loan from Coventry City.

OLIVER BAINBRIDGE

is at Rugby Park on a season-long loan from Sunderland.

Despite starting the opening league match of the season, the 19-yearold has been a fixture on the bench.

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THE GAFFER

DEREK MCINNES The Paisley-born midfielder debuted for Morton in 1987/88, playing over 250 games before joining Rangers for £300,000. After limited opportunities and loans, he moved to West Brom, helping them win promotion. At Dundee United, he became captain, made 83 appearances, and earned a Scottish Cup runner-up medal.

After spells at Millwall and St Johnstone, where he won the Challenge Cup, he retired in 2007. As a manager, McInnes lifted the First Division title with St Johnstone in 2009, won the 2013/14 League Cup with Aberdeen, and secured multiple second-place finishes. Appointed Kilmarnock boss in 2022, he led them back to the Premiership in four months.

ONE TO WATCH

DAVID WATSON Having been with the club since the age of seven, local lad David Watson is the epitome of the phrase “one of our own.” The 19-year-old attacking midfielder signed his first professional contract in September 2021 and made his first-team debut the following day against Falkirk.

The son of a former Scottish women’s international, he himself has been capped ten times at under-19 level and was last season’s SFWA and SPFL Young Player of the Year after a stunning breakthrough campaign.

Currently under contract until 2026, he has already proved a thorn in United’s side this season by scoring a brace from the bench in the 3-3 draw at Rugby Park back in September.

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Central defender Chris Innes played for no fewer than 11 clubs over a career spanning 16 years. Kilmarnock and Dundee United were the two clubs where he first experienced top-level football, before becoming part of the rise and fall of the Gretna fairytale.

Born in Broxburn, he began his career with his local Junior club, Broxburn United, before stepping up to senior football with Stenhousemuir in August 1996 at the age of 20. He made 58 appearances and scored twice for the Warriors before their coffers were boosted by a £50,000 transfer fee from Kilmarnock in May 1998.

Initially, it wasn’t clear if the youngster could adapt to the demands of topflight football. After struggling to make a breakthrough in his first two seasons, he was loaned to St Mirren in 1998–99 and briefly to Falkirk the following season.

However, his persistence paid off, and he secured a regular spot in the 2000–01 season, playing alongside Freddy Dandelion and Kevin McGowne in central defence.

Two more goals followed early in the next season – one against Stranraer in the League Cup and another against Inverness in the league. Although he was a regular in the first half of that campaign, his 50th appearance, a 4-1 home defeat to Hibs, proved to be his last for United.

After leaving Tannadice, he dropped three divisions to sign for Gretna, where he captained the side during their meteoric rise, which included three promotions and reaching the 2006 Scottish Cup final, where they lost to Hearts on penalties.

Innes was made redundant in March 2008 when Gretna entered administration. He subsequently played for Livingston, St Mirren, and East Fife before winding up his playing career at Arbroath.

A wholehearted and honest player, nicknamed “Johnny Bravo,” Innes also featured in UEFA Cup matches, notably scoring a late winner in a victory over Glenavon in Northern Ireland. Despite being a valuable squad member, making 88 appearances and scoring four goals, he was allowed to leave when Dundee United expressed interest. Tannadice boss Ian McCall was delighted to secure a tall, commanding central defender for £75,000, just before the 2003 August transfer deadline.

Innes debuted for Dundee United in a 3-1 home defeat to Rangers and completed his first season with 31 appearances, scoring once in a 3-2 home win over Dunfermline late in the campaign.

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RICHARDS

STIRTON

GOODWIN

DALBY

THOMSON

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FINDING HEAT

After a scrappy opening, the game began to find some rhythm as we approached the tenminute mark.

Our opening chance fell to a man in rich form eight minutes after the first whistle. Simple in its creation, Kevin Holt curled a ball in behind the St Mirren defence for Sam Dalby to chase. Taking it in his stride, he raced towards goal but it was a rare misfire. Jack Walton can then consider himself lucky that no more than a caution came of his challenge on Olutoyosi Olusanya as St Mirren broke on the counter.

Will Ferry almost broke his United duck as he let fly with a driven effort that cracked the outside of the post just before the clock struck 30.

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SHUFFLING THE PACK

With chances seeming to dry up, we made a double switch Louis Moult and Jort van der Sande took the places of Dalby and Middleton.

We were awarded a spot-kick with just over ten minutes to play as Ferry’s long throw sparked a scramble in the box.

It looked like there were two separate incidents as Gallagher and Holt both went down - Marcus Fraser was the one penalised for a foul on our number 4.

It was Holt who stepped up and was as cool as you like from 12 yards, sending Balcombe the wrong way and sliding the ball into the corner.

As we headed for five additional minutes, Holt was denied a brace after Matthew MacDermid once again pointed to the spot as Fraser hauled down Louis Moult inside the area - eventually being given his marching orders following a VAR check.

OUT FOR THE SAINTS

We weren’t denied a second for much longer as Holt met the resultant corner, forcing Balcombe into another stop before Adegboyega was quickest to react and turned the ball home on the slide.

It’s the on-loan defender’s second league goal against The Buddies.

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FOURTH ROUND

FLASHBACK

FOCUS JANUARY 2016

DUNDEE UTD 5-1 KILMARNOCK | LEAGUE

UNITED 5 Blair Spittal (8) Mark Durnan (32) Blair Spittal (39) John Rankin (44) Seán Dillon (78) KILMARNOCK 1 Josh Magennis (82) Not a season fondly remembered by Arabs, A crowd of almost eight thousand witnessed United’s best performance

of the season as they scored four first-half goals, without reply, to blow Kilmarnock away.

In the 8th minute, Blair Spittal opened the scoring after winning the ball in midfield and setting Ryan Dow off down the right wing. Dow delivered a precise pass to Murray, who controlled it well before rolling the ball into Spittal’s path. Spittal finished with a fine, angled drive.

Murray’s relentless work rate in the opening half-hour was notable.

He found the net on 16 minutes, showcasing speed and strength to beat Conrad Balatoni and finish from six yards, but the goal was disallowed for a push, leaving Arabs bemused.

The second goal came in the 31st minute, with substitute Durnan scoring his first goal of the season.

Rising to meet Spittal’s corner at the near post, his powerful header was only parried into the net by MacDonald. Shortly after, Guy Demel, appearing

to strain his thigh, was replaced by John Souttar.

In the 40th minute, Spittal made it 3-0 with a whipped cross that evaded everyone, including MacDonald.

Seconds before the break, John Rankin rifled in a fourth, perfectly volleying home from six yards with his right foot—an unusual feat for him!

United’s fifth goal was a delightful move involving Seán Dillon. He played a one-two with Murray, got a lucky break off a defender, exchanged passes with Mckay, and calmly slotted past MacDonald. Dow, impressive despite his lengthy absence, was replaced by Riku Riski in the final ten minutes.

Kilmarnock grabbed a late consolation when Magennis headed in from Slater’s cross following a series of corners.

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DUNDEE UTD 1-1 ST JOHNSTONE | LEAGUE Despite inclement weather, around 3,000 fans turned up and witnessed a match where a draw was deemed satisfactory. However, it probably should have been a victory given the number of chances United had in the second half. It took Hibs’ star striker Willie Linn’s fine effort to cancel out Hamilton’s opener for the Perth side.

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DUNDEE UTD 2-2 FALKIRK | LEAGUE Despite inclement George Henderson scored the goal that earned United a point.

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was key to survival in the top flight, but this was the third consecutive Tannadice match where both points eluded them.

After spurning several chances, Eddie Smith eventually headed home from a corner to give United the lead.

However, defensive lapses allowed Micky McGregor to equalise, and Bill Taylor’s handball handed Hamill the opportunity to put Falkirk ahead from the spot.

Despite shortcomings in both attack and defence, George Henderson fired home a deserved equaliser.

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EAST STIRLING 2-3 DUNDEE UTD | LEAGUE Bobby Gardiner was the matchwinner at Firs Park.

United found themselves two goals down within 20 minutes but mounted a remarkable comeback.

McPhail and Brown scored for East Stirling, leaving United trailing at halftime.

A Duncan Hutchinson double early in the second half drew the scores level before Bobby Gardiner struck the winner in the 67th minute.

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DUNDEE UTD 4-1 MORTON | LEAGUE Transfer-seeking centreforward Johnny Coyle enhanced his market value by scoring a hattrick in a comfortable win over Morton.

Coyle opened the scoring after 13 minutes and set up Jimmy Brown for the second just before halftime. Moments after the restart, he netted the third, completing his treble with a deflected effort 15 minutes from the end. Beaton scored a last-minute consolation for Morton.

role on the left wing.

Despite these challenges, United fought on. Kenny Cameron opened the scoring with a penalty on 60 minutes, and Falkirkborn Ian Mitchell added a second eight minutes later. Substitute Tiger McLaughlan pulled one back for Falkirk, but a terrific save from Donald Mackay preserved United’s 100% home record and kept them two points behind leaders Celtic.

salvaged an unexpected point for United

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KILMARNOCK 0-2 DUNDEE UTD | LEAGUE Kjell Olofsson, the dashing Swede, scored twice to secure victory.

United faced a managerless Kilmarnock side at Rugby Park.

Newcomer Sieb Dijkstra had little to do as United dominated throughout.

Olofsson opened the scoring in the 21st minute, heading in after a Maurice Malpas shot rebounded off the bar. He added his second six minutes after halftime, stooping to head Andy McLaren’s cross at the near post.

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DUNDEE UTD 2-1 FALKIRK | LEAGUE United overcame early injuries and a quagmire of a pitch to secure three points. Davie Hogg replaced the injured Davie Wilson in the first minute, and Jim Cameron, hobbling with an injury, was limited to a nuisance

Two goals down with ten minutes left, United’s unbeaten home record was on the line. Alan Swan gave Clyde an early lead, and Jim Burns scored an own goal to level the match. Peter Boyle restored Clyde’s lead after 50 minutes, and Dom Sullivan made it 3-1 with ten minutes to play. However, a quickfire double from Jackie Copland and Paul Hegarty

Stuart Armstrong began the scoring with a composed finish, continuing United’s redhot form of four-plus goals in four consecutive games. After Armstrong’s 16th-minute opener, Jamie Hamill equalised for Hearts from the spot following a foul on Jamie Walker. Brian Graham restored United’s lead early in the second half with a powerful header.

Late strikes from Gary Mackay-Steven and a deflected John Rankin effort secured an emphatic 4-1 victory.

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DUNDEE UNITED KILMARNOCK MANAGER: JIM GOODWIN

MANAGER: DEREK MCINNES

JACK WALTON 1 RYAN STRAIN 2 KEVIN HOLT 4 VICKO ŠEVELJ 5 ROSS GRAHAM 6 KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI 7 LOUIS MOULT 9 DAVID BABUNSKI 10 WILL FERRY 11 RICHARD ODADA 12 CRAIG SIBBALD 14 GLENN MIDDLETON 15 EMMANUEL ADEGBOYEGA 16 LUCA STEPHENSON 17 KAI FOTHERINGHAM 18 SAM DALBY 19 JORT VAN DER SANDE 20 ROSS DOCHERTY 23 DAVID RICHARDS 25 MILLER THOMSON 29 DECLAN GALLAGHER 31 SCOTT CONSTABLE 39 OWEN STIRTON 42 ADAM CARNWATH 43 ALAN DOMERACKI 44 MESHACK UBOCHIOMA 70

1 KIERAN O’HARA 2 JACK BURROUGHS 3 CORRIE NDABA 4 JOE WRIGHT 5 LEWIS MAYO 6 ROBBIE DEAS 7 RORY MCKENZIE 8 BRAD LYONS 9 KYLE VASSELL 10 MATTY KENNEDY 11 DANNY ARMSTRONG 12 DAVID WATSON 14 GARY MACKAY-STEVEN 15 FRASER MURRAY 16 KYLE MAGENNIS 17 STUART FINDLAY 18 INNES CAMERON 19 BRUCE ANDERSON 20 ROBBY MCCRORIE 22 LIAM DONNELLY 23 MARLEY WATKINS 24 BOBBY WALES 26 BEN BRANNAN 29 ETHAN BROWN 31 LIAM POLWORTH 38 ARCHIE TRAYNOR 51 OLIVER BAINBRIDGE

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