It may have not been the most enjoyable articles produced from me this season for TEB but you’ll be glad to know that after this one, you will all get a break from the doom and gloom that surrounds Dundee Football Club for the summer. I’ve been asked to give

The fat lady is not only warming up, she is making her way to the centre circle of Dens Park to ready herself at our impending relegation that awaits us in one of our next three matches. Saturday’s heart-breaking 4-3 defeat away to ten-men Motherwell seen us slump to our

With just five matches remaining in the Scottish Premiership, Dundee have it all to do if they want to stay in the top flight after a horrendous run of seven defeats which leaves us bottom with a pathetic 18 points amassed since August of last year. This team has steadily

It has been dire the past few weeks following Dundee as we suffered four straight defeats and saw bottom club St Mirren move to within a point of us. Meanwhile, Hamilton extended the gap between tenth and eleventh to six points following unlikely wins over Aberdeen and Hearts. To give

After having to endure our fair share of last-minute heartbreak in our previous two matches, Dundee finally managed to make their chances count by firing their way to victory away to Livingston. Over 900 Dundee fans travelled down to West Lothian in anticipation of seeing Jim McIntyre’s new look Dundee

It is that all too familiar case among the Dundee support of ‘what could have been’ following our draws with Hamilton and Kilmarnock which both had late drama ending in heartbreak both times for the Dee. Our trip was your bog-standard bottom of the table clash. A Dundee victory would

I think it’s fair to say that since the end of the Scottish Premiership winter break, Dundee have served up a mixed bag of results that have seen us celebrate an unlikely victory, curse our luck at losing a game that we should have won and then act disgruntled after

First and foremost, let me wish everyone a belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Articles for ‘Mon The Dee’ have been few and far between this season. A combination of moving jobs, midweek matches and ultimately, poor results on the pitch has meant that the motivation to produce

After just over three months of being bottom of the Premiership, Dundee eventually managed to climb off the base of the table after a week that has seen the Dark Blues achieve their first home win of the season along with a battling display with ten-men to claim a point

Last time out, I said a draw away to Hibs would be a very good result and that is exactly what we got. We found ourselves 2-0 down after only half an hour but we uncharacteristically fought back with goals in the closing minutes from the end of the first