Monday 18 September 2000
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| 19:00-22:15 |
| Ford Scottish Football: Dunfermline Vs Celtic - Live |
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Newly-promoted Dunfermline welcome Celtic to East End Park for the latest live instalment in the Scottish Premier League. Jim White introduces the match while Ian Crocker and Davie Provan supply the commentary. Former Celtic legend Charlie Nicholas provides the expert studio analysis.
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| 23:45-01:45 |
| Ford Scottish Football: Dunfermline Vs Celtic |
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East End Park hosts the Scottish Premier League clash between Scottish Premier League new boys Dunfermline and mighty Celtic. Commentary is by Ian Crocker and Davie Provan.
Tuesday 19 September 2000
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| 12:30-14:30 |
| Ford Scottish Football: Dunfermline Vs Celtic (Repeat) |
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Another chance to catch the best of the action from the Scottish Premier League clash between newly-promoted Dunfermline and Celtic.
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| 18:30-19:30 |
| Inside Scottish Football |
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Gain a valuable insight into life in the new Scottish Premier League with a look behind the scenes of the number one division north of the border. Presented by Jim White.
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| 23:00-00:00 |
| Inside Scottish Football |
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All the goals, all the transfers, all the news and all the views from the Scottish Premier Division. Presented by Jim White.
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| 02:00-03:00 |
| Inside Scottish Football |
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Go to the heart of the Scottish domestic game with a unique insight into the movers and shakers of football north of the border. Presented by Jim White.
Wednesday 20 September 2000
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| 10:00-11:00 |
| Inside Scottish Football |
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Gain a valuable insight into life in the new Scottish Premier League with a look behind the scenes of the number one division north of the border. Presented by Jim White.
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| 14:30-15:30 |
| Inside Scottish Football |
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Jim White has all the latest news from the Scottish Premier Division.
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Motherwell:
 Last
Season: 4th, 52pts
W14 D10 L12 F49 A63
Stadium: Fir Park
Capacity: 13,742
Last league title: 1932 Manager: Billy Davies |
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In:
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Greg
Strong (Bolton, £150,000), Stuart Elliot (Glentoran, £100,000) |
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Out:
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Simo Valakari (Derby County, free), Rob Matthaei (Dunfermline, free),
Jamie McGowan (St Mirren, free) |
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Lee
McCulloch
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Motherwell were
slightly unlucky not to have gained third place, and the UEFA Cup spot that
goes with it, in the league last season. They had to beat Rangers on the last
day of the season - which they did 2-0 - but Hearts managed to defeat rivals
Hibs to hang on for third.
They are a
very ambitious club, with two good footballing men - John Boyle and Pat
Nevin - behind them. They will be looking to gain that European place this
season to harbour that ambition. Manager Billy Davies has his team playing
some wonderful football. It has been a bonus that they managed to hold on
to star striker Lee McCulloch, who was starting to grab the attention of
the big guns. However, apart from McCulloch, Motherwell don't have any individual
stars.
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Greg
Strong
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Davis has signed
Greg Strong from Bolton for £150,000 and Stuart Elliot from Glentoran for
£100,000. But following Simon Valakari's move to Derby County on a free
transfer, and Sasa Curcic's departure, you feel that Motherwell remain two
or three class players short of a trophy winning side.
SQUAD NUMBERS
2000-2001
1 Andy Goram
(G)
2 Martyn Corrigan (D)
3 Stephen McMillan (D)
4 Benito Kemble (D)
5 Ged Brannan (D)
6 Greg Strong (D)
7 John Spencer (F)
8 John Davies (M)
9 Lee McCulloch (F)
10 Don Goodman (F)
11 Steve Nicholas (F)
12 Derek Adams (F)
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14 Kevin Twaddle (F)
15 Tony Thomas (D)
16 Steven Hammell (M)
17 Stevie Woods (G)
18 Derek Townsley (M)
19 Stuart Elliott (M)
20 Douglas Ramsay (M)
21 Paul Harvey (M)
22 Keith Lasley (M)
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24 Martin Wood
25 Jon Connolly (G)
26 Colin Miller (F)
27 John McFadden (M)
28 Brian Dempsie (D)
29 David Clarke (M)
30 Scott Wilson (M)
31 Kevin MacDonald
32 John Fallon (F)
33 John Constable (M)
34 Andrew Bell
35 Shaun Fagan
36 William Kinniburgh
37 John Crawley
38 Barry Tulloch
39 Liam Fleming
40 Billy Brawley
Ange Oueifo
Barry Thomson
Other
Scottish Premier League Teams:
Aberdeen •
Celtic
•
Dundee
• Dundee
United • Dunfermline
•
Hearts
•
Hibernian
•
Kilmarnock
•
Rangers
•
St
Johnstone • St
Mirren
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