Shed Talk 21 | Dundee United vs St Mirren

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ISSUE 21 DUNDEE UNITED vs St Mirren Saturday 10 May 2025 William Hill Premiership CalForth Construction Arena

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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 NICOLSON 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 LYALL MACDONALD Printed copies of Shed Talk are available via Curtis Sport.

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THE GAFFER Good afternoon and welcome back to Tannadice!

available today. They

St Mirren, for me, are one

know what’s at stake.

of the most athletic and

We’re proud to have

physical teams in the

secured a place in the top

league. They’re direct

I sound like a broken

six, but we’re sitting fifth

and aggressive in their

record at times, but this

now – and we have the

approach, so we have

stage of the season

chance to secure that with

to be ready for a battle.

brings its own challenges

a win today.

We’ve come out on top

for every squad – and

in our four meetings with

we’re no different. We’ve

We’re into the final

them this season, but I’d

got loads of bumps,

straight now – three

be amazed if that wasn’t

bruises, aches and pains

games in seven days –

part of their team talk

throughout the group.

and we’re just managing

today. They’ll be hurting

I think that showed last

things game to game. It’s

from those results but the

Saturday, with a number

demanding physically,

onus is on us to perform

of players not quite at

especially with the

and pick up another

100%. But there’s desire in

condition of a few of the

valuable three points.

the group to get over the

boys, but we’ll pick what

line.

we believe is our strongest

Let’s finish our campaign

XI and go all in today.

on a high.

The lads are giving it

Then, hopefully, we come

everything to get through

through unscathed and

it. We’ve modified a

can prepare properly for

couple of training sessions

the Rangers game.

- Jim Goodwin

for certain individuals just to make sure they’re 4

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FOCUS ON

ST MIRREN A superb 2-2 draw at Ibrox, followed by last weekend’s victory over Aberdeen, means that St Mirren arrive at Tannadice this afternoon knowing that a win could take them to within two points of a European spot with just two matches remaining. Such a scenario barely seemed plausible just a few weeks ago when it took a late winner over Ross County in the final pre-split round of fixtures to see them scrape into the top six.

With just three defeats from their previous 14 matches, Saints have overcome a horrendous start to the

campaign, which saw only two wins from their first ten Premiership matches and early exits from both the League Cup (courtesy of a Ross Graham header) and the Europa Conference League.

Whilst all four of our meetings this season have been tight affairs, we have emerged victorious on each occasion and are yet to concede a goal to our Paisley guests. Conversely, Saints have done more than most to assist our push for Europe, having taken nine points off Aberdeen while remaining unbeaten against Hibernian thus far.

Having cut his managerial teeth with Oldham Athletic, the seven-times capped Northern Ireland international went on to spend four years in charge of Motherwell, guiding the Steelmen to two domestic cup finals and a third-place finish.

A less successful period followed at Morecambe, but his return north in 2022 saw him take the reins at St Mirren, replacing Jim Goodwin in the Paisley dugout.

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Since arriving at the SMiSA Stadium, Robinson has overseen a remarkable

transformation. Initially tasked with keeping the club in the Premiership, he quickly achieved that short-term aim. From there, the progress has been impressive: Saints hadn’t recorded a tophalf finish in the Scottish top flight since 1985, but under his leadership, they have now secured three in a row.

Rewarded with a contract extension last autumn, Robinson is currently signed on until the summer of 2027 - and interest in his services is expected this summer.

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ONE TO WATCH

CAOLAN BOYD-MUNCE The Belfast-born midfielder made his senior debut for Glentoran and, despite that being his only first-team appearance, was recruited by Championship side Birmingham City. A regular at various youth levels, he also spent a month on loan at Redditch before moving to Middlesbrough after featuring only nine times for the Blues’ first team in five and a half years.

After just a year on Teesside, the left-footed central midfielder was tempted north of the border and his career has since taken off. Capped twice by Northern Ireland, he has established himself as a first-team player for the first time in his career. A box-to-box midfielder with an eye for a pass, he is currently in a rich vein of goalscoring form. Strikes against Motherwell, Ross County and a brace in the rout of Kilmarnock mean the 25-year-old has four goals in his previous six matches.

Despite being only 25, goalkeeper Zach Hemming is

currently enjoying the eighth loan spell of his career. The Middlesbrough custodian has spent a considerable portion of his career north of the border, having been on loan at Kilmarnock twice and now with Saints, also for a second time.

An ever-present during the 2023/24 Premiership campaign, he helped St Mirren to a top-six finish and repeated the feat this term by keeping four clean sheets in 14 matches since arriving in January.

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Saints’ only permanent signing of the January window was Owen Oseni, who signed a three-and-a-half-year deal upon arriving from Gateshead.

Beginning his career with Waterford in his native Ireland, he joined Derby County’s youth academy in 2023. After loan spells at Nuneaton and Rushall Olympic, he was released by the Rams, but his eight goals in 15 matches at Rushall led to Gateshead signing the pacy frontman. Saints, along with several other clubs, showed interest in the youngster after an excellent start to this season, which saw Oseni score 13 times in 28 matches for the Tynesiders. They secured his services for a reported fee of £120,000.

Attacking right-back Ryan Alebiosu has joined the club on loan from Belgian side KV Kortrijk. A former Arsenal youth player, the 23-year-old Londoner gained first-team experience during loan spells with Crewe and Kilmarnock prior to his release from the Emirates.

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GALLACHER Goalkeeper Paul Gallacher was born into a footballing family and followed in the footsteps of his father Jim, who spent 20 years between the posts!

Born in Glasgow, Paul started his career with Gleniffer Thistle Boys Club and, having signed an S Form, the Scottish Schools cap arrived at Tannadice after leaving school in 1996, progressing through the Club’s youth development system.

A member of the United team that won the Youth League in 1996–97, he made

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his first-team debut in a pre-season friendly at St Mirren in July 1998. However, his senior debut came in November 1999, not for United but for Airdrieonians, where he made nine appearances during a short-term loan.

Gallacher made his competitive debut for Dundee United in a 2–0 loss to St Johnstone in February 2000. He shared duties with Alan Combe during the 2000–01 season but seized his chance the following year after Combe’s loan move to Bradford.

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His form earned him a regular spot in Berti Vogts’ Scotland squads, winning eight caps between 2002 and 2004— becoming the only United goalkeeper to represent Scotland.

In total, he played 138 times for the Tangerines, keeping 34 clean sheets— ranking him ninth in the Club’s all-time appearances list for goalkeepers.

His eight-year stint at Tannadice ended in July 2004 when, out of contract, he joined Norwich City. The Canaries had just been promoted to the Premier League. Gallacher initially looked set to be second-choice behind Robert Green, but an injury just days before the season opener saw City sign Darren Ward, pushing him down to third choice.

Signed by Nigel Worthington, Gallacher made just 36 starts over three-and-ahalf years at Norwich, unable to displace first-choice keeper Robert Green. Loan spells at Gillingham and Sheffield Wednesday provided valuable game time.

After nearly two years, he finally made his competitive debut during the 2006–07 season under Peter Grant, but following the arrivals of David Marshall and Matthew Gilks, he never played for the Canaries again.

In August 2007, Gallacher joined Dunfermline on loan and signed permanently after leaving Norwich that December. After a strong spell, he moved to St Mirren in 2009, where his early form earned him a Scotland call-up. He made 77 appearances over two seasons.

sole appearance — a Highland derby win over Inverness.

In May 2013, Gallacher signed a one-year deal with Partick Thistle, also joining as a goalkeeping coach. He made his debut on 28 September 2013 in a 1–1 draw at St Johnstone, and later saved a crucial penalty from Barry Robson in a win over Aberdeen.

After an ankle injury to Scott Fox, Gallacher became a regular starter and signed a new one-year deal in May 2014.

His 2014–15 season debut came on 16 August, where he saved a penalty from Gary Harkins after Fox’s red card against Dundee.

The following season, Gallacher became third-choice behind Tomas Cerny and Ryan Scully. After three years at Partick Thistle and 40 appearances, he rejected a new contract and left the club in June 2016.

In June 2016, Gallacher joined Hearts as a playercoach. Though he never made a competitive appearance, he remains with the club as their goalkeeping coach.

Gallacher returned to Dunfermline in June 2011, winning SPL Player of the Month after saving two penalties. A shoulder injury ended his season, and he was released when the club entered administration in March 2013.

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FLASHBACK

FOCUS JANUARY 1983

DUNDEE UNITED 3 ST MIRREN 2 As usual, Manager Jim McLean pulled no punches in his hard-hitting programme column ahead of this clash with St Mirren, bemoaning that the last three matches had yielded only one point.

A 3–0 home defeat to Aberdeen had been followed by a 2–1 loss at Ibrox—despite John Reilly giving United an early lead. The previous week brought a disappointing goalless draw at Hibs.

McLean commented: “I am sure most of you will have been as disappointed as everyone within the club by successive defeats to Aberdeen and Rangers.

However, no club is immune from a sticky patch—but trophies are awarded to those sides who suffer the fewest bad patches.

The dropping of five points out of six must be

rectified immediately.

Otherwise, the difficult task of winning the league will enter the realms of impossibility.

Up to and including New Year’s Day (a 2–0 derby triumph over Dundee at Dens Park), everything appeared rosy, and whilst it is easier to look back in hindsight, I wish I had made changes when we were winning rather than being forced to make wholesale changes after the bad result at Ibrox.”

Referring to St Mirren’s visit, he added: “It is unfortunate that we have to face Saints on two consecutive Saturdays (the following week we were due to meet in the Scottish Cup at Love Street). Neither side can benefit from such circumstances. This afternoon I anticipate a difficult match, for St Mirren are a side I admire—possessing players with ability, skill and flair. Both sides will no doubt be looking forward

to this match, in which skill will be the deciding factor—not the strongarm tactics experienced recently. Rikki McFarlane’s side must be denied space and time, otherwise they will cause us undoubted problems in a match we desperately require to win.”

Already without Eamonn Bannon—who had picked up a leg strain at Easter Road—McLean also ruled out international striker Paul Sturrock due to an overnight virus. His place was taken by youngster John Clark, a prolific scorer in the reserves who was making his starting eleven debut.

Unforced changes saw Derek Stark, Billy Kirkwood,

Ralph Milne and Maurice Malpas come in, with Iain Phillip, Ian Britton and John Reilly making way.

And the team certainly answered the manager’s call to arms—taking the lead in fine style on ten minutes. An interchange between Dave Narey and Richard Gough allowed Holt to send a fine ball to Davie Dodds. His knockdown was brilliantly lifted over Billy Thomson

by Billy Kirkwood.

Minutes later, Clark almost made a dream start, but his header was well held

by Thomson.

Davie Dodds netted number two for United—

side-footing a Kirkwood cutback past Thomson in the 17th minute.

Within a minute, United grabbed a third—and it was Dodds once more, his touch being deflected into the net.

Clark was causing all sorts of problems in the Saints defence, twice going close with headers. Indeed, United could easily have doubled their lead by half-time.

Instead, it was St Mirren who scored just before the break. After Hamish McAlpine failed to cut out a Lex Richardson corner, Frank McDougall volleyed

in off the post with the last kick of the half—a pivotal point in the game’s direction as it became a match that truly fit the ‘game of two halves’ cliché.

Almost unbelievably, United’s second-half fadeout almost cost a point, with Doug Somner scoring Saints’ second a couple of minutes from time. But United held out for a much-needed victory, keeping them within touching distance of Celtic (five points ahead) and Aberdeen (four points in front but having played a game more).

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Amazingly, almost half a century has passed since the Club was honoured with an invitation to participate in the Japan Cup—a landmark moment in the rise of Jim McLean’s up-and-coming side. Taking place just seven months before United secured the League Cup (the Club’s firstever major honour), the Kirin Cup offered another important step on the journey to becoming a genuine force in Scottish and European football.

The second Kirin Cup (then known as the Japan Cup) was held from 27 May to 4 June 1979.

The international tournament featured a varied lineup: Japan, Tottenham Hotspur (England), Dundee United (Scotland), Indonesia, Fiorentina (Italy), San Lorenzo (Argentina), Burma, and a Japan League XI. The eight teams were split into two groups of four, with the top two in each group advancing to the semi-finals. Tottenham Hotspur and Dundee United finished top of Groups A and B respectively.

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Semi-Finals – 2 June 1979 Dundee United 2–2 Fiorentina (United won 4–2 on penalties after extra time) Tottenham Hotspur 3–3 San Lorenzo (Spurs won 5–3 on penalties after extra time) Final – 4 June 1979 Tottenham Hotspur 2–0 Dundee United Goals from former St Johnstone defender Gordon Smith and Osvaldo Ardiles sealed the Kirin Cup for Spurs in Tokyo, ending a strong campaign for United on the international stage.

The two teams pictured ahead of the final in Tokyo. Dundee United players, left to right: Back row: Paul Sturrock, Billy Kirkwood, Frank Kopel, John Holt, Derek Stark, Andy Graham (speaking with Spurs counterpart Milija Aleksic), Iain Phillip, Derek Addison, and Wattie Smith.

Front row: George Fleming, Graeme Payne.

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10 MAY

1919

ARBROATH 2-0 DUNDEE HIBS | FRIENDLY In the season following the end of World War One, Dundee Hibs played only friendlies, mostly against army sides. This clash at Gayfield was the third meeting with Arbroath that season, with the Red Lichties maintaining their unbeaten run. Despite a spirited showing and both goalkeepers being kept busy, it was Hibs stopper Bob Crumley who had the busier afternoon, beaten by goals from Smith and Herron.

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UNITED 0-2 ASTON VILLA | FRIENDLY (AS DALLAS TORNADO)

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UNITED 4-2 MORTON | LEAGUE (DIVISION ONE)

This was the second of two NASL fixtures in just 24 hours, played 800 miles apart. After a 2-2 draw in Atlanta, United (playing as Dallas Tornado) fell to Villa in a physical rematch with no offside rule in effect. Brian Tyler scored 30

both goals with headers, while a depleted United squad struggled under the intense schedule, leading manager Jerry Kerr to admit: “My team will never play any worse.”

A day to remember for Duncan MacLeod, who scored a hat-trick—the only treble of his United career. Just shy of his 18th birthday, Dave Narey netted his first goal for the Club. Former United

man Alex Reid, on loan at Morton, pulled one back late, but MacLeod’s third secured the win to end the season on a high.

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LIVINGSTON 1-2 UNITED | LEAGUE (SPL)

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RANGERS 3-1 UNITED | LEAGUE (SPL) A controversial afternoon at Ibrox. Trailing to a Nacho Novo double, United were denied a clear penalty and had a legitimate Danny Swanson goal chalked off for alleged offside.

Mark de Vries gave the visitors hope with a strong header, but as they pushed for an equaliser, Jean-Claude Darcheville sealed it for the hosts in the dying seconds. A bitter blow in the race for Europe.

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UNITED 3-3 PARTICK THISTLE | LEAGUE (PREMIERSHIP) A chaotic home finale in a season already marked by relegation. Down 2-0 at the break, United battled back with goals from Liam Lindsay (OG), Edward Ofere and a stunning late solo effort from Justin Johnson—his only goal for the Club. A spirited response and a point salvaged in injury time.

Charlie Miller struck a last-minute winner to seal a crucial three points.

United had taken an early lead through Jim McIntyre, and although Livingston equalised through David Bingham with 12 minutes to go, Miller tapped home the dramatic decider to end a winless run stretching back to March.

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Holt

Strain

Ševelj

Stephenson

14

Motherwell

A

L

4-3

4,473

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Holt

Strain

Babunski ©

Ševelj

Stephenson

21

Celtic

H

D

0-0

13,682

Walton

Strain

Gallagher

Holt

Ferry

Fotheringham

Stephenson

26

St Johnstone

A

W

1-2

7.306

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher ©

Holt

Strain

Odada

Ševelj

Ferry

29

ABERDEEN

H

W

1-0

13,581

Walton

Strain

Adegboyeya

HOLT 1

Ferry

Stephenson

Ševelj

Middleton

2

Dundee

A

W

0-1

11,585

Walton

Strain

Adegboyeya

Holt

Ferry

Stephenson

ŠEVELJ 1

Middleton

5

Hearts

H

L

0-1

10,214

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallacher ©

Holt

Strain

Odada

Ševelj

Ferry

7

Celtic

A

L

0-2

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallacher ©

Graham

Ferry

Fotheringham

Odada

Ševelj

11

St Mirren

A

W

1-0

7,440

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallacher

Holt

Strain

Docherty ©

Ševelj

18/19

Dundee

A

L

0-1

9,294

Walton

Graham

Gallacher ©

Holt

Strain

Adegboyeya

Ševelj

Ferry

25

RANGERS

H

L

1-3

13,653

Walton

Strain

Gallagher ©

Holt

Ferry

Fotheringham

Stephenson

Ševelj

1

Kilmarnock

A

L

0-1

5,661

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher ©

Holt

Ševelj

Strain

Stephenson

Campbell

15

Celtic

A

L

0-3

58,989

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Graham

Stephenson

Docherty ©

Ševelj

Fotheringham

22

MOTHERWELL

H

W

1-0

9,044

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Graham

Strain

Campbell

Ševelj

Docherty ©

26

HIBERNIAN

H

L

1-3

10,674

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher ©

GRAHAM 1

Strain

Stephenson

Ševelj

Campbell

1

Aberdeen

A

D

2-2

17,862

Walton

Strain

Gallagher ©

Graham

Stephenson

Middleton

ŠEVELJ 1

Sibbald

15

DUNDEE

H

L

2-4

13,000

Walton

Strain

Gallagher

Graham

Ferry

Middleton

Stephenson

MIDDLETON 1

29

Ross County

A

W

0-1

4088

Walton

Strain

GRAHAM 1

Ševelj

Ferry

Docherty ©

Trapanovski

Stephenson

5

Hearts

A

W

0-1

18,888

Walton

Cleall-Harding

Gallagher

Adegboyeya

Strain

Stephenson

Docherty ©

Campbell

12

ST JOHNSTONE

H

W

1-0

10,160

Walton

Cleall-Harding

Gallagher

ADEGBOYEGA 1

Strain

Stephenson

Docherty ©

Ferry

26

Celtic

H

L

0-5

13,568

Walton

Strain

Adegboyeya

Ševelj

Ferry

Middleton

Docherty ©

Campbell

3

Hibernian

A

L

3-1

18,399

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Ševelj

Strain

Sibbald

Docherty ©

St Mirren

H

Ferry

10 14

Rangers

A

17/18

Aberdeen

H

July

August Holt

September

October

November

December Babunski ©

Ševelj

January

February

Ferry

March

April

May

34

DUNDEEUNITEDFC.CO.UK

Substitutes Middleton

Moult

Trapanovski

Richards

Grimshaw

Fotheringham

MacLeod

O'Donnell

Gallagher

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Fotheringam

MOULT 1

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Walton

Holt

Grimshaw

Middleton

Thomson

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

Middleton

Moult

Trapanovski

Richards

Grimshaw

Fotheringham

Thomson

O'Donnell

Watt

Cleall-Harding

FORBES 1

Stirton

Fotheringam

Moult

TRAPANOVSKI 2

Walton

Grimshaw

Middleton

Thomson

O'Donnell

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

THOMSON 1

van der Sande

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Richards

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

O'Donnell

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

Thomson

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Graham

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

Cleall-Harding

Stirton

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Cleall-Harding

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Cleall-Harding

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Dalby

Docherty

Thomson

Ševelj

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Ševelj

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Dalby

Docherty

Thomson

Meshack

van de Sande

Babunski

Trapanovski

Richards

Holt

Ševelj

MOULT 1

Middleton

Middledton

Dalby

Thomson

Meshack

Babunski

Dalby

MOULT 1

Richards

Holt

Ševelj

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Meshack

Ferry

Dalby

van der Sande

Richards

Holt

Babunski

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

Thomson

Stirton

Meshack

Thomson

Middleton

DALBY 1

Richards

Trapanovski

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Stirton

Domeracki

MESHACK 1

Trapanovski

Middleton

Dalby

Richards

Strain

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

Trapanovski

Middleton

DALBY 1

Richards

Strain

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

Stephenson

Middleton

DALBY 1(P)

Richards

Trapanovski

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

STEPHENSON 1

DALBY 1

van de Sande

Richards

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Constable

STIRTON 1

Meshack

Middleton

Babunski ©

DALBY 1

Richards

Moult

Odada

Adegboyeya

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

Stephenson

Dalby

Middleton

Richards

Graham

Moult

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Stirton

Meshack

Moult

DALBY 1

Richards

Graham

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Stirton

Meshack

Middleton

MOULT 1

DALBY 2 (P)

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Odada

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Thomson

Stirton

Meshack

Middleton

Ferry

Thomson

Dalby

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Babunski

Odada

Adegboyeya

van der Sande

Thomson

Docherty

Meshack

MIDDLETON 1

Fotheringham

DALBY 1

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Babunski

Stephenson

van der Sande

Docherty

Thomson

Meshack

Babunski ©

Trapanovski

Dalby

Richards

Graham

Odada

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Docherty

Thomson

Stirton

Meshack

Docherty ©

Trapanovski

DALBY 1

Richards

Graham

Odada

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Thomson

Stirton

Domeracki

Meshack

Stephenson

Thomson

Dalby

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Middleton

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Docherty

Stirton

Meshack

Middleton

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Strain

Stephenson

Dalby

Docherty

Thomson

Stirton

Harding

Meshack

Stephenson

Middleton

Dalby

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Moult 1

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Thomson

Harding

Stephenson

Dalby

Moult

Richards

Trapanovski

Fiorini

Babunski

Middleton

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Paton

Middleton

Paton

DALBY 1

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Fiorini

Moult

Babunski

Adegboyeya

van der Sande

Fiorini

Stirton Cleall-Harding

Ferry

Paton

Dalby

Richards

Graham

Trapanovski

Moult

Babunski

Middleton

van der Sande

Campbell

Middleton

Dalby

Richards

Strain

Trapanovski

Moult

Babunski

van der Sande

Paton

Cleall-Harding

Ferry

DALBY 1

Paton

Richards

Trapanovski

Fiorini

Babunski

Middleton

Stephenson

Fotheringam

van der Sande

Cleall-Harding

Docherty

Cleall-Harding

Ferry

Dalby

Paton

Richards

Trapanovski

Fiorini

Babunski

Sibbald

Middleton

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Campbell

DALBY 1

Richards

Fiorini

Babunski

Adegboyeya

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Paton

Cleall-Harding

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Dalby

Campbell

Richards

Moult

Babunski

Sibbald

Adegboyega

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Paton

Docherty

Sibbald

Middleton

Dalby

Richards

Fiorini

Moult

Babunski

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Paton

Campbell

Cleall-Harding

Ferry

DALBY 1

Moult

Richards

Trapanovski

Fiorini

Babunski

Sibbald

Middleton

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Paton

Trapanovski

Dalby

Middleton

Richards

Moult

Babunski

Sibbald

Fotheringham

Campbell

Paton

van der Sande

Paton

Sibbald

Dalby

Richards

Trapanovski

Moult

Babunski

Fotheringham

van der Sande

Gallagher

S Harding

Babunski

van de Sande

Dalby

Richards

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Fiorini

Moult

Middleton

Fotheringham

Paton

Campbell

S Harding

35

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