Dundee finally won a home match this year and for the first time since mid-February, I get the chance to write a positive article for TEB. It really was a must-win for Dundee on Saturday and the team delivered on the field. The players may have looked nervous on the

After picking up two hard fought and well deserved points at home to firstly Hearts, then away to Celtic, Dundee’s luck ran out at Ibrox as the Dee were soundly beaten. It was our third game in seven days so fatigue no doubt played a part, but so did missing

After suffering three defeats in a row that included a mauling at home to St Johnstone, Dundee have bounced back by collecting two points from two games where it seemed we would be unlikely to do so. Up first was Hearts at Dens on Easter Sunday. This match was moved due

Shambolic, horrendous, chaotic, disorganised and in disarray. They are but a few choice words that I can think of to describe the abysmal display that saw us well beaten by St Johnstone at Dens Park. I have seen plenty of pathetic performances in my time by Dundee but this one

Scunnered: A Scots word used to mean that you are world weary, down-trodden, and thoroughly bereft of any lust for life when these words and expressions are simply too inadequate to signify the magnitude of your slide into “shitdom”. After the Scottish Cup exit at the hands of Motherwell on

Ah, where do I start? Hammered at home 4-1 by a team sitting bottom of the table, winless in THIRTEEN matches and rumours of their managers head being on the chopping block. This is of course Dundee Football Club and if you have followed my weekly articles since I started writing

A fantastic win on Saturday against Hamilton saw us net a 98th minute winner. On Tuesday, in the Scottish Cup fourth round replay, we beat Inverness for the first time ever at the Tulloch Stadium to set up a tie with Motherwell at Dens. Confidence was running high and we

There is a story that crops up every few years about the tale of a Brazilian footballer named Carlos Kaiser. Kaiser, nicknamed because his resemblance in style to Franz Beckenbauer, was a product of the Brazilian football system in the late seventies that had been inspired by the great Brazil

Despite a whole division between us and Inverness Caley Thistle, it was the same old story as we stuttered against our Highland opponents which resulted in a poor performance and an unwanted replay up North. We had the look of a team who had had a good few weeks off.

Well, I hope everyone had a fantastic Christmas and a rather drunk New Year. It has been a while since I last wrote an article for TEB and if truth be told, with the top flight in Scotland taking a break for the winter there is not much to write