S am Dalby intends to wait until the end of the season before deciding where his long-term future lies. Wrexham extended his loan to Dundee United until the summer, when the striker is out of ...

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With 13 goals this season Sam Dalby not only tops the Dundee United scoring charts, but the Scottish Premiership one too. Since joining on loan from Wrexham, and playing his first game on 1 September ...

Jim Goodwin would love to keep the likes of Luca Stephenson and some of his current loan players at Dundee United permanently ...

Dave: There are two candidates for player of the season - Sam Dalby and Will Ferry. In terms of the biggest flops, there are ...

United thought Sam Dalby had put them 2-1 up in the second half at Tannadice, but the goal was chalked off following a lengthy VAR intervention after the striker was judged to have headed the ball ...

But one things the Tangerines could have in their favour come the summer, which most (if not all) of those other teams eyeing Dalby won't, is the potential lure of European football. If Jim ...

At Tannadice on 26 February, and with the score at 1-1, Sam Dalby was ruled to have used an arm to net against Hibs, who went on to win the game 3-1. Speaking about the Maeda incident on the SFA's ...

Celtic have started their summer scouting ahead of the end of this season. Brendan Rodgers wanted a striker back in January ...

United thought Sam Dalby had put them 2-1 up in the second half at Tannadice, but the goal was chalked off following a lengthy VAR intervention after the striker was judged to have headed the ball on ...

Sam Dalby is backed to be the Scottish Premiership's top scorer this season by Dundee United team-mate Glenn Middleton. (Courier - subscription required) ...

Celtic and Dundee United's disallowed goals in Scottish Premiership defeats by Hibernian last month should have stood, says Scottish FA head of refereeing Willie Collum.