Wartime · North Eastern - 1st Series
St Bernard's1–4Dundee Utd
W Wilkie 19′
Lineups
St Bernard's
Dundee Utd
St Bernard's · Starting XI
- Matthews
- G.A Hall
- Mackie
- Harvey
- D.D Veitch
- W.Hamilton
- W.Wilkie
- Logie
- J.Wilkie
- Dougan
- H.Dally
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
St Bernard's · Manager
- Jack Reid
Dundee Utd · Manager
From the newspapers
Match report
This was not a great advertisement for the North Eastern League, too many dull moments, not sufficient concentrated endeavour, and practically no personality except for the Junior (Juliussen) who lead United's attack. He hammered his way through to give Holland the first goal, the second and fourth were his own and he had a pretty big hand in the third. If pretty football got goals, Saints would have got a barrowload. United's Polish keeper was seldom in the spotlight. Sibley, ex-Rangers Jimmy Simpson and Clark assisted in that, but not as much as Saints' feckless forwards. United possessed the punch…Read moreRead less
This was not a great advertisement for the North Eastern League, too many dull moments, not sufficient concentrated endeavour, and practically no personality except for the Junior (Juliussen) who lead United's attack.
He hammered his way through to give Holland the first goal, the second and fourth were his own and he had a pretty big hand in the third.
If pretty football got goals, Saints would have got a barrowload. United's Polish keeper was seldom in the spotlight. Sibley, ex-Rangers Jimmy Simpson and Clark assisted in that, but not as much as Saints' feckless forwards.
United possessed the punch which brought success. Saints advantage might have taken a sup from the bowl.
Wotherspoon, Holland and Adamson earned full marks. St Bernard's were in deep patches, only Matthews and Hall were good all through. The Wilkies were like the proverbial curates egg.
But wouldn't it be fine if Logie could shoot as well as he can dribble.
He hammered his way through to give Holland the first goal, the second and fourth were his own and he had a pretty big hand in the third.
If pretty football got goals, Saints would have got a barrowload. United's Polish keeper was seldom in the spotlight. Sibley, ex-Rangers Jimmy Simpson and Clark assisted in that, but not as much as Saints' feckless forwards.
United possessed the punch which brought success. Saints advantage might have taken a sup from the bowl.
Wotherspoon, Holland and Adamson earned full marks. St Bernard's were in deep patches, only Matthews and Hall were good all through. The Wilkies were like the proverbial curates egg.
But wouldn't it be fine if Logie could shoot as well as he can dribble.
Sunday Post