As we have been drawn against Dundee United in the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Cup this week, we thought we would take you back on a “Progamme memory” for Throwback Thursday.
This programme was from Sunday 8th September 1985 for the Younger’s Tartan Special Trophy to commemorate the World’s Highest Record Score – September 12th, 1885 – Arbroath 36 – Bon Accord 0.
Dundee United came out on top 2-1 winners. Ian Redford had given United the lead in the 14th minute, but Iain McDonald equalised in the 47th minute before Paul Sturrock hit a 89th minute winner.
Our very own coach John Young was an Arbroath player at this time and faced United.
Arbroath;
Manager – Jimmy Bone
Derek Jackson
Walter Kidd (Fotheringham)
Tony Hill
John Young (Taylor)
Stewart Glover (MacDonald)
Kidd (Do any Lichties know the first name of the second Kidd or if this is an error?)
Jeff Curran
George Mackie
Mark McWalter (Ross)
Sandy Clark
Andy Brannigan (Patterson)
Substitutes
Jimmy Fotheringham – On for Kidd
Kenny Taylor – On for John Young
Iain MacDonald – On for Stewart Glover
Kevin Ross – On for Mark McWalter
Derek Paterson – On for Andy Brannigan
Dundee United
Manager; Jim McLean
Billy Thomson
John Holt
Gary McGinnis
Dave Beaumont
Dave Narey
Paul Hegarty
Ian Redford (Clark 70)
Billy Kirkwood
Ralph Milne (Coyne 46)
Paul Sturrock
Stuart Beedie
Substitutes
Scott Thomson
John Clark – On for Ian Redford
Jim Easton
Gordon McLeod
Tommy Coyne – On for Ralph Milne
Referee; Bob Valentine
Assistant Referees; P Cooper and W Marr
Attendance; 2, 258
Match Details courtesy of https://www.arabarchive.co.uk/matchdetails.php?id=4816