Dundee bolstered their ranks ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Firhill with the signing of Celtic midfielder Charlie Grant (writes Sean Hamilton).
The 23-year-old signed a one-year deal and is likely to be thrown straight into the starting line-up against Partick Thistle.
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We can do even better
The challenge of emulating last season’s glories is one the Dundee United players are relishing, not fearing — that’s the message from Peter Houston on the eve of the season (writes Tom Duthie).
He takes his side to St Mirren for the league opener knowing the memory of third place and the presence of the Scottish Cup in the trophy cabinet ensures expectations for the coming nine months are huge.
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Travel plans under review
Dundee United are taking steps to ensure they are not stranded in Athens in a fortnight if there’s a strike by BAA workers (writes Tom Duthie).
A pay dispute has resulted in a ballot by the Unite union and an overwhelming vote in favour of industrial action at seven BAA airports across Britain — including Edinburgh.
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Tynecastle repeat would suit Craig
“We’ve played a lot of pre-season games and have trained hard. However, tomorrow it’s the real deal when the SPL starts,” said St Johnstone midfield man Liam Craig as he looked ahead to the encounter against Hearts at Tynecastle (writes James Masson).
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