George Cran is a sports writer for The Courier, focusing on local football teams, particularly Dundee FC. His articles cover match analysis, player interviews, transfer news, and updates on the local football scene. With a passion for the sport, George provides insightful and engaging coverage for football fans in the Dundee area.
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Dundee, scotland (Local)
George Cran's focus is local, specifically covering sports events and announcements related to Dundee FC and Scottish football. He also includes expert commentary in his coverage.
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By: George Cran
The Tangerines deserve credit for their response to the Falkirk failure but still plenty of work to be done for Jim Goodwin, writes Lee Wilkie.
By: George Cran
The Dark Blues head to Glebe Park for two Premier Sports Cup clashes this week.
The frontman remains in Mexico as he searches for a new club.
By: George Cran
The Dark Blues head to Glebe Park for key cup clash against Annan tonight aiming to 'enjoy themselves' in Angus.
By: George Cran
The Dark Blues could qualify for the Premier Sports Cup knockout rounds with victory against Annan tonight.
By: George Cran
The 23-year-old was left out of the Dee squad to face Annan.
By: George Cran
The Dark Blues ran out 3-1 winners at Brechin's Glebe Park - but didn't have it all their own way against the League One outfit.
By: George Cran
The Dark Blues won 3-1 to book their spot in the last 16 - Courier Sport was at Glebe Park to analyse all the action.
By: George Cran
The 32-year-old grabbed two goals for his boyhood club in Tuesday's 3-1 win over Annan Athletic and says he's 'loving' second spell.
The 23-year-old joined Crawley Town on Wednesday.
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