Sunday, February 17, 2019
Livingston 1, Dundee 2, Tony Macoroni Arena, Ladbrokes Premiership, 16-February-19
Dundee fielded the same team which drew with Kilmarnock 10 days ago. They started well and should have been 2-0 up when Nelson and Wright both missed the goal from six yards out.
Livingston was dealt a big blow when Bryne was sent off after a late challenge on Andy Dales. It made Livi sit back and hit Dundee on the break. And they went ahead when the ball was nodded on at the near post and Halkett forced the ball home. Dundee continued to push forward but missed a few chances when they could not hit the target.
Dundee made a change just after half time McGowan replacing Hadenius, they nearly scored soon after when Dales shot was just wide off the far post.
At last after 53 minutes Dundee levelled when Scott Wright picked up the ball and sent over a great cross for Andrew Nelson to send a looping header home to the delight of the Dundee fans. Just minutes later and McGowan should have scored but he put his shot wide from 8 yards out.
It was all Dundee now as they looked to win the game. Jesse Curran who had come on for Andy Dales and he made a great run towards the goal and he was fouled to give Dundee a free kick. Up stepped Scott Wright to score a wonderful goal from 25 yards out.
Seny Dieng had to make a great double save to keep Dundee in the lead . But after that Dundee held on to take the priceless points home to dens park.
The win today lifted Dundee into 10th place for the first time in ages.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Dales (Jesse Curran 74), Hadenius (Paul McGowan 48), Woods (c), Wright. Nelson (Miller 57), Craig Curran. Unused Subs: Parish , O’Dea, O’Sullivan, Robson.
Att: 2, 321
Ref: Greg Aitken
Livingston was dealt a big blow when Bryne was sent off after a late challenge on Andy Dales. It made Livi sit back and hit Dundee on the break. And they went ahead when the ball was nodded on at the near post and Halkett forced the ball home. Dundee continued to push forward but missed a few chances when they could not hit the target.
Dundee made a change just after half time McGowan replacing Hadenius, they nearly scored soon after when Dales shot was just wide off the far post.
At last after 53 minutes Dundee levelled when Scott Wright picked up the ball and sent over a great cross for Andrew Nelson to send a looping header home to the delight of the Dundee fans. Just minutes later and McGowan should have scored but he put his shot wide from 8 yards out.
It was all Dundee now as they looked to win the game. Jesse Curran who had come on for Andy Dales and he made a great run towards the goal and he was fouled to give Dundee a free kick. Up stepped Scott Wright to score a wonderful goal from 25 yards out.
Seny Dieng had to make a great double save to keep Dundee in the lead . But after that Dundee held on to take the priceless points home to dens park.
The win today lifted Dundee into 10th place for the first time in ages.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Dales (Jesse Curran 74), Hadenius (Paul McGowan 48), Woods (c), Wright. Nelson (Miller 57), Craig Curran. Unused Subs: Parish , O’Dea, O’Sullivan, Robson.
Att: 2, 321
Ref: Greg Aitken
Dundee 2, Kilmarnock 2, Dens Park, Ladbrokes Premiership, 06-February-19
Dundee made only one change Andrew Nelson replacing Ethan Robson. Dundee started the game very well and it was no surprize when Andrew Nelson fired Dundee into the lead after 8 minutes with a great strike across the keeper. Scott Wright seemed to be in the mood and he was a delight to watch with his wing play.
Kilmarnock levelled against the run of play when Broadfoot got forward and his cross was swept home by McAleny for a simple goal. But Dundee came back quickly and went ahead with another superb goal from Andrew Nelson when the young striker fired a 20 yarder shot home.
Dundee continued to play fine football and finished the first half well on top.
Second half and Kilmarnock changed their shape a pushed Dundee back, it was no surprize when Burke fired home a great free kick to level the score at 2-2. It was Killie who were on top now and Dundee had to battle well to stay in the game.
But in injury time they got a big break, they broke clear quickly and Kenny Miller was clear , he was fouled by the keeper and a penalty was given. Up stepped Kenny Miller but his kick was saved by the Killie keeper to deny Dundee a vital win.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Dales, Hadenius (Paul McGowan 54), Woods (c), Wright, Nelson (O’Dea 74), Craig Curran (Miller65). Unused Subs: Parish , Kerr, O’Sullivan, Moore.
Att: 4,396
Ref: Kevin Clancy
Kilmarnock levelled against the run of play when Broadfoot got forward and his cross was swept home by McAleny for a simple goal. But Dundee came back quickly and went ahead with another superb goal from Andrew Nelson when the young striker fired a 20 yarder shot home.
Dundee continued to play fine football and finished the first half well on top.
Second half and Kilmarnock changed their shape a pushed Dundee back, it was no surprize when Burke fired home a great free kick to level the score at 2-2. It was Killie who were on top now and Dundee had to battle well to stay in the game.
But in injury time they got a big break, they broke clear quickly and Kenny Miller was clear , he was fouled by the keeper and a penalty was given. Up stepped Kenny Miller but his kick was saved by the Killie keeper to deny Dundee a vital win.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Dales, Hadenius (Paul McGowan 54), Woods (c), Wright, Nelson (O’Dea 74), Craig Curran (Miller65). Unused Subs: Parish , Kerr, O’Sullivan, Moore.
Att: 4,396
Ref: Kevin Clancy
Tuesday, February 05, 2019
Monday, February 04, 2019
Hamilton Accies 1, Dundee 1, CBD Hope Stadium, Ladbrokes Premiership, 02-Feb-19
Dundee manager Jim McIntyre made six changes to the team that played at Queen of the South, no fewer than five of whom were making their debut. James Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Ethan Robson, Andreas Hadenius and Scott Wright all had their first starts and Martin Woods returned after being ill. Cammy Kerr, Paul McGowan and Kenny Miller were on the bench and Darren O’Dea was not in the squad.
Hamilton started slightly better than Dundee in a scrappy game, but as the half progressed Dundee started to threaten the Accies goal. Curran and Dales were unlucky with two good efforts.
Early into the second half and Dundee were forced to make a change when Ethan Robson went off holding his groin and Paul McGowan came on.
Ryan McGowan did well to cut out a dangerous McMann cross, but it was the Dee who scored from the resulting corner following a fast break. Curran kept the ball in play on the right switching the ball infield for Paul McGowan who tried to send Ralph clear. The ball broke to Scott Wright, who made space cleverly before a cool finish from 12 yards.
Seny Dieng then pulled off a superb save to deny Hamilton a goal, the on loan keeper kept out a certain goal after the ball was deflected towards the goal. Dundee should have wrapped up the points but as time slipped in to injury time MacKinnon scored for the Accies. His rising shot gave Dieng no chance from the edge of the box.
The new signings all played well and gives us hope that we can stay up, it was another point gained on St Mirren who lost 4-0 at Ibrox.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Hadenius, Robson (Paul McGowan 60), Woods,Wright, Dales (O’Sullivan 77)Craig Curran (Miller 77), Unused Subs: Parish , Kerr, Nelson, Moore.
Ref: Euan Anderson
Att: 2,297
Hamilton started slightly better than Dundee in a scrappy game, but as the half progressed Dundee started to threaten the Accies goal. Curran and Dales were unlucky with two good efforts.
Early into the second half and Dundee were forced to make a change when Ethan Robson went off holding his groin and Paul McGowan came on.
Ryan McGowan did well to cut out a dangerous McMann cross, but it was the Dee who scored from the resulting corner following a fast break. Curran kept the ball in play on the right switching the ball infield for Paul McGowan who tried to send Ralph clear. The ball broke to Scott Wright, who made space cleverly before a cool finish from 12 yards.
Seny Dieng then pulled off a superb save to deny Hamilton a goal, the on loan keeper kept out a certain goal after the ball was deflected towards the goal. Dundee should have wrapped up the points but as time slipped in to injury time MacKinnon scored for the Accies. His rising shot gave Dieng no chance from the edge of the box.
The new signings all played well and gives us hope that we can stay up, it was another point gained on St Mirren who lost 4-0 at Ibrox.
Dundee: Dieng, Horsfield, Ryan McGowan, Kusunga, Ralph, Hadenius, Robson (Paul McGowan 60), Woods,Wright, Dales (O’Sullivan 77)Craig Curran (Miller 77), Unused Subs: Parish , Kerr, Nelson, Moore.
Ref: Euan Anderson
Att: 2,297
Sunday, February 03, 2019
Players Depart Dens .............
Kharl Madianga, Jean Alassane Mendy, Sofien Moussa, Roarie Deacon and Elton Ngwatala have all left the club by mutual consent. Ryan Inniss has returned to his parent club Crystal Palace.
Dundee also confirmed that Glen Kamara has joined Ranges and the club received a undisclosed fee.
Good luck to all the players for their efforts while at Dens Park
Dundee also confirmed that Glen Kamara has joined Ranges and the club received a undisclosed fee.
Good luck to all the players for their efforts while at Dens Park
New Signings.....
Dundee have signed John O’Sullivan on loan from Blackpool. 25 year old, John came through the youth ranks at Blackburn Rovers and made his first team debut in 2013. Loan spells at Southport, Accrington Stanley, Barnsley, Rochdale, Bury and Accrington again came before he left Ewood Park on a permanent basis to join Carlisle United in 2017.
He was a regular with Carlisle throughout the 2017/18 season and joined Blackpool last summer. This season he has made 22 appearance for Blackpool and joins on loan until the end of the season.
Dundee have signed Scott Wright on loan from Aberdeen. Winger Scott made his Pittodrie debut at the age of 16 in the Europa League in 2014.Since then he has gone on to make 50 appearances for The Dons gaining experience in the Ladbrokes Premiership and the Europa League. A Scotland under 21 international, Scott joins on loan until the end of the season.
Dundee have signed Ethan Robson on loan from Sunderland. A product of the Sunderland youth academy, 22 year old Ethan has progressed through the ranks and featured 14 times for the first team. Midfielder Ethan joins on loan until the end of the season.
Dundee have signed Ryan McGowan on loan from Bradford City. Ryan will add experience to the squad having previously played at the top level in Scotland and representing Australia 20 times, including appearances at the 2014 World Cup.
He came to Scotland in 2006 and joined Hearts youth academy before loan spells with Ayr United and Partick Thistle helped him break into the Tynecastle side’s first team.
A spell in the Chinese Super League was next up. Ryan played in Shandong Luneng Taishan before returning to Scotland with Dundee United and a year later moving back to China. In January 2018, Ryan joined Bradford City in League One. This season he has already featured 26 times and joins Dundee on loan until the end of the season.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Queen of the South Knock Dundee Out.......
Queen of the South 3, Dundee 0, Palmerstone Park, Scottish Cup 4th Rd Replay, 29-January-19
Dundee lost 3-0 after a very poor performance in Dunfries. Darren O'Dea hit the post early on but once Stephen Dobbie scored on 27 minutes there was only going to be one winner. The striker got a second goal on 27 minutes when Inniss was short with a pass back.
Second half and Andy Dales had a decent effort saved it turned to be Dundee's only shot at goal in the second half. Dobbie got his hat-trick after Kusanga made a mess off a pass back to the keeper.
Queen of the South will now play Aberdeen (away) in the next round of the Cup, they fully deserved to go through over the two legs.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis (Moore 30), Kusunga, Ralph, Deacon (Lambert at half time), McGowan, O’Dea, Dales (Nelson 74), Craig Curran, Kenny Miller (c). Unused Subs: Parish, Jefferies.
Att:1,421
Ref: Steven McLean.
Dundee lost 3-0 after a very poor performance in Dunfries. Darren O'Dea hit the post early on but once Stephen Dobbie scored on 27 minutes there was only going to be one winner. The striker got a second goal on 27 minutes when Inniss was short with a pass back.
Second half and Andy Dales had a decent effort saved it turned to be Dundee's only shot at goal in the second half. Dobbie got his hat-trick after Kusanga made a mess off a pass back to the keeper.
Queen of the South will now play Aberdeen (away) in the next round of the Cup, they fully deserved to go through over the two legs.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis (Moore 30), Kusunga, Ralph, Deacon (Lambert at half time), McGowan, O’Dea, Dales (Nelson 74), Craig Curran, Kenny Miller (c). Unused Subs: Parish, Jefferies.
Att:1,421
Ref: Steven McLean.
Dundee 0, Motherwell 1, Dens Park, Ladbrokes Premiership, 26-January-19
The Dark Blues passed up two great chances late in the first half.The ball broke to give Martin Woods a clear sight of goal, 16 yards out, but he sliced his shot wide.Andrew Nelson missed an even better chance when he bundled his way clear on the end of Craig Curran’s header. With time to pick his spot he hooked a disappointing effort wide.
Dundee started the second half and put the Steelmen under a lot of pressure, with both Dales and Curran going close with great efforts.
The goal did arrive, but it went to Motherwell, against the run of play. Ryan Inniss made an unnecessary and ill-judged challenge on Elliot Frear. He caught the Well substitute late and Turnbull scored from the resulting penalty.
After this Roarie Deacon was unlucky with a fine shot which the well keeper tipped over the bar. Dundee pushed all the way to the end but could not put the ball into the net.
It's three points dropped and the team must bounce back from this for the next league game at Hamilton.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis, Kusunga, Ralph, Jesse Curran (Deacon 8), Woods, McGowan (c), Dales, Craig Curran (Källman 74), Nelson (Miller 63). Unused Subs: Parish , O’Dea, Deacon, Hadenius, Horsfield.
Att: 4,887
Ref: William Collum
Saturday, January 26, 2019
Dundee Sign Defender......
Dundee have signed James Horsfield on loan from Scunthorpe United until the end of the season.
A right back who has also played a number of games midfield throughout his career came through the youth ranks at Manchester City and after loan spells at Doncaster Rovers and NAC Breda made a permanent move to the Dutch side in 2017.
The 23 year old joined Scunthorpe last summer and featured 15 times in the first half of the season for the Glanford Park side. James will wear number 29 this season.
Friday, January 25, 2019
Hearts 1, Dundee 2, Tynecastle, Ladbrokes Premiership, 23-January-19
Dundee made two changes from Saturday Andy Dales and Andrew Nelson came in for their first starts, with Roarie Deacon and Kenny Miller moving to the bench.
Dundee started well with both Dales and Nelson looking good going forward, and Nelson had a great effort saved only for the referee to give a corner. It took Hearts 18 minutes to test the Dundee keeper but Seny Dieng done well.
But after 23 minutes Dundee took the lead Genseric Kusunga came forward to win the ball in midfield. As space opened up he kept going, played a one-two with Nelson and shot home from 12 yards, a composed move and finish that any midfielder would have been proud of.
Dundee continued to look the better side and Andy Dales saw a swerving 20 yard shot dip over the crossbar. The Currans combined well when Jesse crossed and Craig’s header was well saved by Doyle.
Hearts levelled just before half-time a free kick by Lee took a free kick wide on the left and it flicked off the top of Jesse Curran’s head, looping horribly over Dieng and inside the far post. A lucky break for Hearts but the way Dundee have played this half they have nothing to fear.
The problems Dundee were still causing Hearts were illustrated again by a second Hearts substitution. John Souttar came on for Callum Morrison as the Jam Tarts switched to three centre backs to try and cope with the hard running pressing of the Dee strikers.
The change did Hearts little good because Dundee grabbed the winner five minutes later. Nathan Ralph made space neatly and his pass for Craig Curran was missed by Conor Shaughnessy. Curran ran on and set up Andrew Nelson to smash the winner past Doyle from near the penalty spot.
Minutes later Nelson was replaced by Callum Moore who made his debut. Dundee kept the ball well and the last 10 minutes Hearts did push but the dee held out to record a famous victory. Hopefully it will give the club a big lift.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis, Kusunga, Ralph, Jesse Curran, Woods, McGowan (c), Dales (Miller 77)
Craig Curran (Källman 83), Nelson (Moore 62). Unused Subs: Parish , Deacon, Jefferies, Lambert.
Dundee started well with both Dales and Nelson looking good going forward, and Nelson had a great effort saved only for the referee to give a corner. It took Hearts 18 minutes to test the Dundee keeper but Seny Dieng done well.
But after 23 minutes Dundee took the lead Genseric Kusunga came forward to win the ball in midfield. As space opened up he kept going, played a one-two with Nelson and shot home from 12 yards, a composed move and finish that any midfielder would have been proud of.
Dundee continued to look the better side and Andy Dales saw a swerving 20 yard shot dip over the crossbar. The Currans combined well when Jesse crossed and Craig’s header was well saved by Doyle.
Hearts levelled just before half-time a free kick by Lee took a free kick wide on the left and it flicked off the top of Jesse Curran’s head, looping horribly over Dieng and inside the far post. A lucky break for Hearts but the way Dundee have played this half they have nothing to fear.
The problems Dundee were still causing Hearts were illustrated again by a second Hearts substitution. John Souttar came on for Callum Morrison as the Jam Tarts switched to three centre backs to try and cope with the hard running pressing of the Dee strikers.
The change did Hearts little good because Dundee grabbed the winner five minutes later. Nathan Ralph made space neatly and his pass for Craig Curran was missed by Conor Shaughnessy. Curran ran on and set up Andrew Nelson to smash the winner past Doyle from near the penalty spot.
Minutes later Nelson was replaced by Callum Moore who made his debut. Dundee kept the ball well and the last 10 minutes Hearts did push but the dee held out to record a famous victory. Hopefully it will give the club a big lift.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis, Kusunga, Ralph, Jesse Curran, Woods, McGowan (c), Dales (Miller 77)
Craig Curran (Källman 83), Nelson (Moore 62). Unused Subs: Parish , Deacon, Jefferies, Lambert.
Andreas Signs.................
Dundee have signed Andreas Hadenius on loan until the end of the season. The 27 year old Swedish midfielder who can also play in defence signs from Halmstad BK in his homeland.
Andreas has played all of his football in Sweden. Starting his professional career with IFK Norrköping he moved to IF Syvia on loan initially before making the move permanent.
He then moved on to IFK Varnamo before moving back to Syvia.
Andreas then spent three seasons back with Norrköping before joining Halmstad last year.
Andreas has played all of his football in Sweden. Starting his professional career with IFK Norrköping he moved to IF Syvia on loan initially before making the move permanent.
He then moved on to IFK Varnamo before moving back to Syvia.
Andreas then spent three seasons back with Norrköping before joining Halmstad last year.
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Dundee 1, Queen of the South 1, Dens Park, Scottish Cup 4th Rd, 19-Jan-19
Dundee made five changes for the visit of Queen of the South in the Sottish Cup 1/4 final tie at Dens Park.k. Seny Dieng and Craig Curran made their debuts while Genserix Kusunga, Ryan Innis and Roarie Deacon all returned. They replaced Jack Hamilton Darren O’Dea, Glen Kamara, Andy Boyle and Calvin Miller – the last two having returned to their parent clubs at the end of their loans.
Dundee struggled from the start and it was QoS who were on top for more the first half. Dundee looked slow in defence and midfield. Maybe the winter break has not helped the players.
New keeper Seny Dieng kept out a header by Stephen Dobbie who had found space on the edge of the six yard box. Dundee’s best early moment came when when Nathan Ralph showed lovely footwork to get away from two defenders, but Kenny Miller’s shot from the cross was blocked.
The Doonhamers continued to have an edge over the Dee and deservedly took the lead after 27 minutes. Lyndon Dykes drove through the middle and set up Josh Todd to cross. His low ball across goal was perfect and Dobbie scored with ease. A poor goal to lose and it did not help the mood of the fans.
Dundee continued to struggle taking too long to move the ball forward, and with the Referee checking his watch Dundee levelled the game. Jesse Curran played a one two with McGowan and moved across the edge of the box to fire home from 16 yards to the the relieve of the Dundee fans.
Second half and Andy Dales came on for is debut, replacing Roarie Deacon who made little impact in the first half. The Doonhamers were the more dangerous side and went close twice around the hour mark. Josh Todd led a break and set up Dobbie, whose fierce shot was tipped over the bar by Dieng. Only a minute later Queens passed up a great double chance. Todd ran clear, but Dieng spread himself to block. Somehow Cammy Kerr managed to divert Todd’s follow up shot wide of the goal.
Andrew Nelson was the fourth player to make his debut when he came on for Craig Curran midway through the half. Within a minute he had Queens keeper Martin in trouble as they raced each other for a short back pass. The goalie got there first but smashed his clearance against Nelson and was relieved that the ball bounced wide of his goal.
The game ended 1-1 and I'm pretty glad that we are still in the cup. Queen of the South were much the better side and deserved to win.
The positives for Dundee is that keeper Seng Dieng had a good debut he looks pretty good and will offer competition to Jack Hamilton and Elliot Parish. Striker Andrew Nelson looks like he has pace and hopefully Himself and Andy Dales will settle quickly. We are weak in midfield and central defence. Let's hope Jim McIntyre can bring in a few more players before the transfer window shuts.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis, Kusunga, Ralph, Jesse Curran, Woods, McGowan, Deacon (Dales at half time) Craig Curran (Nelson 64), Kenny Miller (c). Unused Subs: Parish, Källman, Jefferies, Moore, Lambert.
Att: 2,728.
Ref: Kevin Clancy.
Dundee struggled from the start and it was QoS who were on top for more the first half. Dundee looked slow in defence and midfield. Maybe the winter break has not helped the players.
New keeper Seny Dieng kept out a header by Stephen Dobbie who had found space on the edge of the six yard box. Dundee’s best early moment came when when Nathan Ralph showed lovely footwork to get away from two defenders, but Kenny Miller’s shot from the cross was blocked.
The Doonhamers continued to have an edge over the Dee and deservedly took the lead after 27 minutes. Lyndon Dykes drove through the middle and set up Josh Todd to cross. His low ball across goal was perfect and Dobbie scored with ease. A poor goal to lose and it did not help the mood of the fans.
Dundee continued to struggle taking too long to move the ball forward, and with the Referee checking his watch Dundee levelled the game. Jesse Curran played a one two with McGowan and moved across the edge of the box to fire home from 16 yards to the the relieve of the Dundee fans.
Second half and Andy Dales came on for is debut, replacing Roarie Deacon who made little impact in the first half. The Doonhamers were the more dangerous side and went close twice around the hour mark. Josh Todd led a break and set up Dobbie, whose fierce shot was tipped over the bar by Dieng. Only a minute later Queens passed up a great double chance. Todd ran clear, but Dieng spread himself to block. Somehow Cammy Kerr managed to divert Todd’s follow up shot wide of the goal.
Andrew Nelson was the fourth player to make his debut when he came on for Craig Curran midway through the half. Within a minute he had Queens keeper Martin in trouble as they raced each other for a short back pass. The goalie got there first but smashed his clearance against Nelson and was relieved that the ball bounced wide of his goal.
The game ended 1-1 and I'm pretty glad that we are still in the cup. Queen of the South were much the better side and deserved to win.
The positives for Dundee is that keeper Seng Dieng had a good debut he looks pretty good and will offer competition to Jack Hamilton and Elliot Parish. Striker Andrew Nelson looks like he has pace and hopefully Himself and Andy Dales will settle quickly. We are weak in midfield and central defence. Let's hope Jim McIntyre can bring in a few more players before the transfer window shuts.
Dundee: Dieng, Kerr, Innis, Kusunga, Ralph, Jesse Curran, Woods, McGowan, Deacon (Dales at half time) Craig Curran (Nelson 64), Kenny Miller (c). Unused Subs: Parish, Källman, Jefferies, Moore, Lambert.
Att: 2,728.
Ref: Kevin Clancy.
Dundee Sign Dales and Nelson....
Dundee have signed Andrew Nelson from Sunderland for an undisclosed fee. Striker Andrew is a product of Sunderland’s youth academy and has spent four spells out on loan.
After spells with Hartlepool United and Harrogate Town he joined Falkirk in the SPFL Championship last season.Andrew scored 4 goals in 15 appearances as he helped Falkirk to safety last season. The 21 year old joined Darlington in the National League North on a short term loan deal last month. While with Darlington he scored 6 goals in 5 games.
Andrew has signed a two and a half year deal and will wear number 21 this season.
Dundee have signed winger Andy Dales on loan from Scunthorpe United until the end of the season. A product of Derby County’s Academy, Andy moved to Mickleover Sports in 2014 and earned his way back into league football with a hugely successful spell at the Derbyshire club.
In his final season he scored 23 goals and was selected in the Evostik NPL Premier Division team of the year. He moved to Scunthorpe in the summer and has featured 25 times this season. He scored the winner on his debut against Coventry and also netted against Mansfield in the Checkatrade Trophy.
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