Celtic scout Dundee United's Stirton
Celtic have reportedly scouted Dundee United forward Owen Stirton, the 18-year-old forward on loan at Montrose. (National), externalDundee United winger Glenn Middleton aims to "put things right" in Sunday's Scottish Premiership meeting with Dundee, who knocked United out of the Scottish Cup earlier this season. (Record), externalLee Wilkie, who featured for both Dundee and United, believes Tangerines supporters would milk every moment of winning the derby, should they secure the three points at the weekend and add to the Dark Blues' woes. (Courier - subscription required), externalDundee manager Tony Docherty believes the derby is the perfect fixture to turn around the Dark Blues' fortunes. (Record), externalDefender Ryan Astley says Dundee are determined to prove their doubters wrong against United. (Courier - subscription required), externalRead Tuesday's Scottish gossip
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Edinburgh Reporter
an hour ago
- Edinburgh Reporter
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