The Roy Barry Fan Club

Fri 19th April Inverness CT 1 v Raith Rovers 1 Sat 20th April Arbroath 0 v Morton 1 Dundee Utd 2 v Ayr Utd 0 Joker Dunfermline Ath 1 v Queens Park 0 (43 / 4650) Partick Th 1 v Airdrie 1

Fri 12th April Morton 0 v Dundee Utd 2 (Joker) Sat 13th April Airdrie 1 v Dunfermline 2 (43/ 2725) Ayr Utd 2 v Arbroath 0 (Joker) Queens Park 1 v Inverness CT 0 Raith Rovers 1 v Partick Th 1

Tues 9th April Ayr Utd 0 v Morton 1 Raith Rovers 1 v Airdrie 0

The painting was won by a Pars supporter in England. We will be shipping the painting down to Catherine Dewar. Many thanks to all those who continue to support the 'Those European Nights' art project. This will enable us to make another payment of £1,000 to support the Youth Academy very shortly -- from 'The friends of Kenny Mclachlan'.

Sat 6th April Airdrie 0 v Morton 1 Dunfermline 1 v Partick Th 1 (43/4888) Inverness CT 1 v Arbroath 0 Queens Park 0 v Dundee Utd 1 Raith Rovers 2 v Ayr Utd 0

Dinamo Zagreb painting is up for grabs on Saturday. Bonus Ball numbers allocated to those who paid, including a few folk on here. 1-59: someone has to win this wonderful painting.

Fri 29th March Ayr Utd 0 v Airdrie 1 Sat 30th March Arbroath 0 v Dunfermline 1 (43/2000) Dundee Utd 0 v Raith Rovers 1 Morton 1 v Queens Park 0 Partick 1 v Inverness CT 0

Arbroath 0 v Partick Th 2 Ayr Utd 0 v Queens Park 1 Dundee Utd 2 v Inverness CT 0 Morton 1 v Dunfermline 1 Ath (43/ 2650)

On the day that DAFC announced the issuing of contract extensions to Andrew Tod, Taylor Sutherland and Sam Young, here is something you can do to help the future of DAFC. You can own this painting by entering a draw based on the National Lottery Bonus Ball. Each entry will be £10. When all 59 slots are taken, each purchaser will receive a random number between 1 and 59. On the next National Lottery draw date the winner will be the person whose allocated number matches the Bonus Ball number. All profits to the DAFC Youth Academy. If you would like to help us then follow the link below to pay £10 and have a chance of winning a wonderful painting. https://fifepay.co.uk/checkout/dafcnet-bonusball-dinamozagreb The first leg was at East End Park, and after 55 minutes The Pars were in deep trouble. They were 2-1 down following two Zagreb goals, which outweighed an opener from Pat Delaney. Then inspired by brilliant wing play from Edwards, Dunfermline came storming back. Alex Edwards converted a penalty and then Alex Ferguson got a brace towards the end of the game. 4-2 to Dunfermline Athletic. The return leg in Zagreb was hotly contested in a febrile atmosphere. However, two goals from Zambata won the tie for Zagreb despite Dunfermline having their chances and protesting that one of the Yugoslav goals was blatantly off-side. This was the first season in which ‘Away Goals’ counted double in the event of a tie. The aggregate score was 4-4, and Zagreb went through by virtue of their two goals scored at East End Park.

Friday 15th March Dunfermline Ath 0 V Dundee Utd 1 (43/ 4850) Sat 9th March Airdrie 2 v Arbroath 0 Inverness CT 1 v Ayr Utd 0 Partick Th 1 v Morton 1 Queens Park 1 v Raith Rovers 0

Tues 12th March Partick Th 1 v Raith Rovers 2

Sat 9th March Dundee Utd 2 v Arbroath 0 Inverness CT 1 v Airdrie 1 Queens Park 1 v Partick Th 1 Raith Rovers 2 v Dunfermline Ath 0 (43/ 6550))

Tues 5th March Week 21 Updated Fixture Dunfermline Ath 1 v Airdrie 1 (43/ 4275) Week 14 Updated Fixture Morton 1 v Dundee Utd 0

Fri 1st March Arbroath 0 v Raith Rovers 2 Sat 2nd March Airdrie 1 v Queens Park 1 Dunfermline Ath 0 v Ayr Utd 0 (43/ 4625) Morton 1 v Inverness CT 0 Partick Th 1 v Dundee Utd 3

Prints can now be ordered of the two European ties played in Season 1966/67. These are priced, as with all the ‘European Nights’ series by renowned football artist Paul Town, at £50 for the pair. The limited edition prints are signed by Paul. The prints also contain images of rare memorabilia associated with the games. Season 1966/67 saw Dunfermline Athletic in the European Fairs Cup. The first tie was against F.C. Frigg of Oslo. After just eight minutes, Dunfermline were a goal down to a header from Pettersen. Gradually, Dunfermline worked their way back into the tie, and equalised from a goal from Alex Ferguson after a defensive lapse. The start of the second half in Oslo brought two more goals from Jim Fleming, and that was how it remained. The Glasgow Herald reported that the stand-out players were the Callaghan brothers and Alex Edwards. The 28th of September 1966 saw the return leg at East End Park. Roy Barry had been signed hours before the game from Hearts, and the Scottish Daily Mail reported that he had settled in quietly but effectively at right half. Two fine headers from Pat Delaney put the tie beyond doubt, but at one point the Norwegians had equalised at 1-1 after a goal by Ballangrud. The game ended 3-1 to the Pars with Tom Callaghan also scoring. 6-2 on aggregate. The second tie was against Dinamo Zagreb of Yugoslavia. The first leg was at East End Park, and after 55 minutes The Pars were in deep trouble. They were 2-1 down following two Zagreb goals, which outweighed an opener from Pat Delaney. Then inspired by brilliant wing play from Edwards, Dunfermline came storming back. Alex Edwards converted a penalty and then Alex Ferguson got a brace towards the end of the game. 4-2 to Dunfermline Athletic. The return leg in Zagreb was hotly contested in a febrile atmosphere. However, two goals from Zambata won the tie for Zagreb despite Dunfermline having their chances and protesting that one of the Yugoslav goals was blatantly off-side. This was the first season in which ‘Away Goals’ counted double in the event of a tie. The aggregate score was 4-4, and Zagreb went through by virtue of their two goals scored at East End Park. Payment: https://fifepay.co.uk/checkout/european-fkfrigg-dynamozagreb-print