Played eight, won zero, drew two and defeated six times. That was our record at home in the Premiership since our last victory against Rangers way back in February when Paul Hartley was manager for the Dee. It was with great delight that we managed to banish this horrific run

A 4-1 defeat by Rangers at Ibrox saw the Dees head back to the bottom of the league, sitting with one point from a possible fifteen. We never deserved anything from this match. We were wasteful in possession and wasteful with our final ball up front. There were a few fleeting minutes

Dundee finally got off the mark on Sunday when we picked up a point after a draw with Hibernian at Dens Park in front of the Sky Sports cameras. It wasn’t a pretty display and at times we rode our luck but we got there in the end and claimed

It’s now three defeats from the opening three games for Dundee after the team left Aberdeen without any points on Saturday. Last week I said that the only statistic that matters is the scoreline at the end of the game but after watching the game back on television, the players

Despite the numerous chances that fell our way on Saturday, Dundee were unable to convert any and with a combination of sloppy defending, conceded three goals to suffer another defeat against Hamilton and hit the bottom of the table. There isn’t much point in sugar coating it. Yes, we had

That new season buzz. Walking up to Dens for the first Premiership game of the season. Making your way to your seat and acknowledging the people around you that you have not seen all summer with a gentle nod of the head and the look of enthusiasm that this year will

With just a few days until the start of the new Scottish Premiership Football League season, it is about time for me to make my triumphant return to TEB and give you all a run down on how our summer has went so far. We seen Neil McCann turn down the

Some of you may know who this is, some may not. So for the Palace fans who follow my weekly articles, let me give you a brief rundown of Neil McCann’s career. McCann came through the youth ranks at Dens Park, eventually making his debut at the tender age of 18.

Thank god we have finally seen the back of that season. Another hopeless campaign in both the Scottish and League Cup along with a mediocre league finish considering the budget that our then boss, Paul Hartley, had been handed. It was truly a dismal season for the team with the

Neil McCann successfully achieved what he was brought in to do and steer Dundee to safety. With Hamilton unable to beat Ross County on Tuesday night, it would mean that our Premiership status was all but confirmed before our game against Inverness the following evening. It was an amazing turnaround