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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 St.
Mirren:
Last Season: 1st Div. 1, 76pts
W23 D7 L6 F75 A39
Stadium: Love Street
Capacity: 8,000
Last league title: n/a
Manager: Tom Hendrie |
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In:
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Scott
McKenzie (Falkirk, free), Ricky Gillies (Aberdeen, free), Jamie McGowan
(Motherwell, free), Jose Quitongo (Hearts, free), Jens Paeslack (Karlsruhe,
free) |
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Out:
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Junior Mendes (Dunfermline, £25,000) |
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Jamie
McGowan
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St Mirren won
the First Division last season against all the odds. They started at 33-1,
but surprised everyone with there attacking style of play. A lot of the credit
goes to their brilliant manager Tom Hendrie.
Saints are
a big club with a great tradition, so it's good to see them back where they
belong. They must stick to their attacking football, as they don't necessarily
have the strength to play a physical game.
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Jose
Quitongo
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The main objective
for Hendrie will be to avoid relegation but it will be an uphill struggle.
The signing of Scott McKenzie from Falkirk, Ricky Gillies from Aberdeen,
Jamie McGowan from Motherwell and Jose Quitongo from Hearts, all on free
transfers, will help. The loss of Junior Mendes to Dunfermline for £25,000
will not.
SQUAD NUMBERS
2000-2001
1 Derek Scrimgour
(G)
2 Iain Nicolson (M)
3 Chris Kerr (D)
4 Tommy Turner (M)
5 Barry McLaughlin (D)
6 Scott Walker (D)
7 Hugh Murray (M)
8 Tom Brown (F)
9 Steven McGarry (F)
10 Ricky Gillies (F)
11 Mark Yardley (F)
12 Gary Bowman (D)
14 Paul Rudden (D)
15 Ian Ross (M)
16 Ryan Robinson (M)
17 Ludovic Roy (G)
18 Sergei Baltacha (D)
19 Scott McKenzie (M)
20 Paul McKnight (F)
21 Jose Quitongo (F)
22 Norrie McWhirter (D)
23 John Macdonald
24 Jamie McGowan (D)
25 Jens Paeslack (F)
27 Colin Drew (D)
31 Tony Boyce
32 Simon Lappin
33 David Lowing
34 Scott Simpson
35 Graham Guy
36 Stephen Gallagher (D)
37 Chris Dolan
38 David Jack
39 Stephen Donnachie
40 Joe McLaughlin (D)
41 Joe Nellis
Ronnie McQuilter (D)
David Wylie (G)
Other
Scottish Premier League Teams:
Aberdeen •
Celtic
•
Dundee
• Dundee
United • Dunfermline
•
Hearts
•
Hibernian
•
Kilmarnock
•
Motherwell
• Rangers
•
St
Johnstone
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