Dunfermline Athletic FC 'The Pars', Season 1988/89: Dunfermline Athletic v Aberdeen, 28 January 1989 Scottish Cup matchday programme — Scottish Cup at East End Park; Craig Robertson's return

Official programme for the Scottish Cup, sponsored by the Scottish Health Education Group: Dunfermline Athletic v Aberdeen, at East End Park, Dunfermline, 28 January 1989. 'Scottish Cup Special', matchday magazine, 70p, kick-off 3.00 p.m. B&Q League season. Dunfermline Athletic Football Club, founded 1885: chairman William M. Rennie; vice-chairman William Braisby; honorary secretary James McConville; team manager Jim Leishman; coaching staff Iain Munro, Joe Nelson and Jim McArthur; general manager John E. Kyle; physiotherapist Philip Yeates. East End Park measures 115 by 71 yards with a capacity of 19,600, and holds a record attendance of 27,816 against Celtic on 30 April 1968. Honours include the Scottish Cup wins of 1961 and 1968 and five European campaigns - the Cup-Winners' Cup of 1961/62 and 1968/69 and the Fairs Cup of 1962/63, 1964/65, 1965/66, 1966/67 and 1969/70. 'Jim's Views': these days it is one big game after another, with Falkirk, Raith, Airdrie and now Aberdeen in quick succession, and a real buzz about the club. Leishman welcomes back Craig Robertson so soon after his transfer to Aberdeen, speaks warmly of Alex Smith, the Aberdeen co-manager, and praises Ray Farningham's excellent debut. Cover: Norrie McCathie celebrates after turning in the Pars' second goal at Broomfield the previous Saturday. Published by Dunfermline Athletic Football Club.

Author: Dunfermline Athletic Football Club

Publisher: Dunfermline Athletic Football Club

Publication Date: 1989

Binding: Single Issue Magazine

Condition: Used - Very Good