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Although all ties can be difficult, a match against a side with Dynamo's experience so early on in the competition is not the kind of game we would have picked for ourselves and I dare say that our visitors from East Germany are not relishing the prospect too much either. Both Willie Garner and myself have taken the opportunity to watch Dynamo in recent weeks and their record alone speaks for itself . six times East German Champions in a row, a lot of ex- perience and plenty of good in- dividual players who've played at international level. One of the points that struck me about them is their patience. Like a lot of Eastern European sides they take their time and are very organised and methodical in the way they build up. They are going to be a tough nut to crack but having said that we have built up a useful reputation ourselves in Europe over the last few seasons and I would say that we have certainly learned a lot since we last played in the Euro- pean Cup four years ago when Liverpool turned us over. Looking at our opponents tonight individually, they have a very tall goalkeeper who has a lot of international experience, a sweeper who uses the ball well and a stopper at the back who also looks good going forward. Up front, their main striker is Ernst, who is another inter- national with a useful scoring record. 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But in domestic terms they are one of season in Europe to date. Dynamo beat Cardiff on the most successful. penalties in the first round after two 1-1 draws, then When they claimed the East German Champion- Beerschot of Belgium 3-1, 3-l and Atvidaberg of ship earlier this year they were recording their sixth Sweden 2-0,2-2 to reach the semi-finals. successive League title. That is a feat surpassed in But just as one Dynamo (Dresden) had brought Europe since the War only by Celtic and CDNA, the about their downfall in the 1971 East German Cup, so Bulgarian Champions of the 1950s, with nine in a row, it was the turn of another Dynamo (Moscow) to end and Ujpest of Hungary, with seven. their European dreams. The East Germans drew l-l Olympiakos of Greece in the 1950s and Omonia of at home, forced a l-l draw in Lvov after extra-time Cyprus in the 1970s also hold pride of place with . then lost 4-1 on penalties. Dynamo on six. But in this respect at least they leave At the last moment. their nerves failed them. But some of the greatest club names such as Juventus, the foundations had been laid and a major step for- Real Madrid, Ajax, Liverpool and Anderlecht, in their ward was taken in the promotion to first-team coach wake. in 1978 of a man who achieved great things in two And, judging by the quality of players being con- years with the Youth section: Jürgen Bogs. tinually advanced by the Dynamo Youth conveyor He was then 31, the youngest coach in the First belt, they may well not stop at six titles in succession. Division. But he immediately became the most suc- Yet although Dynamo are setting modern football cessful as Dynamo scorched to the lirst of their six history, the club are little more than 30-years-old, Championships. They establisheda record of nine vic- having been set up in 1953 thanks to the delegation to tories in a row from the start of the season and led by East Berlin of a police sports unit from the Dynamo six points at halfway.
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  • Public Petition Pe1319

    Public Petition Pe1319

    Mr. Fergus Cochrane, PE1319/M Clerk to the Public Petition Committee, TG.01, The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh. EH99 1SP Friday 17th September 2010 PUBLIC PETITION PE1319 In respect of the aforementioned petition and the responses received thus, Mr. Willie Smith and I would like to comment as follows. We note that no reply has been received from Scottish Amateur FA, Scottish Child Law centre and the Department for Work and Pensions. We are particularly eager to pursue responses from the Child Law centre and the DWP given the strong comments made by Mr. Tam Baillie regarding the legality of current football procedures. Indeed, as the Commissioner raises concerns about potential breaches of Scottish law (Age of Legal Capacity (Scotland) Act 1991) and European Law (UN Convention on the Rights of the Child) the Child Law centre must engage and provide opinion on these matters. The STUC also raise the question of legality when they write ‘There needs to be a thorough review by the appropriate bodies to establish why young players as young as eight are signing these agreements that appear to be to all intends and purposes a contract between two parties and in some cases may be illegal.’ The petitioners would respectfully suggest that consideration be given to referring these matters to the Justice Committee for further investigation. In addition we feel that the Scottish Schools FA should be afforded the opportunity to contribute to this Petition given this organisation accounts for over 30, 000 youngsters. Having reviewed the written submissions received from various organisations, Willie Smith and I would respond as follows.