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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Lochee United (JFC) would like to thank everyone for buying tickets for tonight's event.
Tonight's speakers are Mc. Mr Jim Duffy (Dundee Manager), John McKelvie, retired Superintendent of Strathclyde Police Force and Mr Alan Kennedy, ex Liverpool and Newcastle star.
Hopefully everyone enjoys the evening and thanks again from Lochee United (JFC).
TRIBUTE TO DAVE MITCHELL
Lochee United (JFC) officials receiving the Premier League Championship Trophy from last season. lam sure everyone willrecognisethe late (Mr Lochee United) Dave Mitchell.
Dave who spent over 50years at the club is sorely missed by all his friends in junior football. I am sure Dave is looking down now and appreciating the quality footballbeing played and is still is kicking every ball.
Rest in Peace Dave Mitchell.
Premser Legue Trophy
TONIGHTS SPEAKERS
Alan Kennedy (Liverp0ol 1978-1985)
Date of Birth: 31.8.54
Transfer Fee:£330,000 (from Newcastle United, August 1978).
1st Team Games:347.
Goals: 21.
Other Clubs: Newcastle Utd, Sunderland, Hartlepool, Huskvana (Sweden ), Beerschot (Belgium),Club 1903 (Denmark), Wrexham.
Alan Kennedy (or Barney Rubble as he was known to LFC fans) is assured of a place in LFC history,
best known as the only British player to sCore winning goals in two European Cup Finals. helping the most successfulever Liverpool team to win two European Cups in 1981 against Real Madrid and 1984 against AS Roma.
Alan's football career started in 1972 when he signed as a professional with Newcastle Utd. He made his league debut as an 18 year old in 1973. Alan played nearly 200 games for the Magpies, includingthe 1974 FA Cup Final (against Liverpool ), and in the 1976 League Cup Final against Manchester City. In August 1978, the late Bob Paisley, who as a boy in County Durham used to buy fish and chips from Kennedy's mother, broke the British transfer record for a full-back when he paid £330,000 for Alan as replacement for Joey Jones. During his 7 year spell at Anfield, Alan played nearly 350 games for Liverpool and won a haul of medals which include:
5League Championships
4League Cups
4 Charity Shields
2 European Cups
2 FullEngland Caps
In 1985 Alan returned to his native North East (he was replaced at Liverpool by Scot Stevie Nicol) and joined Lawrie McMenemy at Sunderland for two years, followed by spells at Huskvana (Sweden), Beerschot (Belgium) and Club 1903 of Denmark. Alan's 18 year career ended at Wrexham in 1991. It was at Wrexham he played his 500th league game.
Alan holds his full English FA coaching badge, something that comes invery handy on his coaching days, "A day with AK". He currently has manymedia commitments, including expert match analysis and a very popular radio phone-in for Century FM in the North West of England.
He is also in demand on the corporate entertainingtunction circuit., as well as conducting Tours of Anfield.
Jim Duffy
Born Glasgow
age 45
Other clubs (as player or manager) - Celtic, Morton, Partick, Falkirk, Airdrie,Hibs, Chelsea,(coach), Portsmouth
Jim Dufty was appointed as the manager of Dundee Footbal Club at the beginningg of July 2002. Jim returned to Dens for a second spellas manager, having led the club to the 1995 Coca Cola Cup Final.
The boss was a legendary player for the Dark Blues and would surely have won International caps had it not been for a plethora of defensive talent in Scotland in the mid 80's. He did win one Under 21 cap as an over age player, captaining his country to a win over Eire
Jim's playing career appeared to have ended when he picked up a serious knee injury in a match at lbrox in 1987, but he returned against the odds and had two more spells as a player at Dens.
This time last year Jim was lookingforward to a trip to Hampden Park for the Scottish Cup Final. Although he did not picka winners medal he certainly deserves one now for keeping the Dee's together throughout the tough times over the last six months.
John McKelvie
ANative of theLanarkshire mining village of Holytown, John joined th Police Service in 1971.
He recently retired from Strathclyde Police after 30 years service. Prior to retiral he was Superintendent at Govan -aquiet little fishing village on the banks of theClyde!
John joinedLanarkshire Referees' Association in 1970 and has often been compared to World Cup referee Hugh Dalas - compared to Hugh Dallas he is brilliant! His refereeing career has seen him oficiate at Scottish Amateur Cup Finals at youth and full amateur level.
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