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2012–13 Dunfermline Athletic F.C. season


FieldValue
clubDunfermline Athletic
season2012–13
managerJim Jefferies
chairmanJohn Yorkston
stadiumEast End Park
leagueFirst Division
league resultNinth place (Relegated)
cup1Challenge Cup
cup1 resultFirst round, lost to Forfar Athletic
cup2League Cup
cup2 resultThird round, lost to Aberdeen
cup3Scottish Cup
cup3 resultFifth Round, lost to Hamilton Academical
league topscorerStephen Husband
& Ryan Thomson (11)
season topscorerAndrew Barrowman (14)
highest attendance5,835 vs. Raith Rovers,
(2 January 2013)
lowest attendance2,461 vs. Livingston,
(26 January 2013)
average attendanceLeague: 3,849
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shorts1000000
socks1FFFFFF
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leftarm2FF0000
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prevseason2011–12
nextseason2013–14

& Ryan Thomson (11) (2 January 2013) (26 January 2013)

The 2012–13 season was Dunfermline Athletic's first season back in the Scottish First Division, having been relegated from the Scottish Premier League at the end of the 2011–12 season. Dunfermline Athletic also competed in the Challenge Cup, League Cup and the Scottish Cup.

Summary

Season

During season 2012–13 Dunfermline Athletic finished ninth in the Scottish First Division, following a points deduction, entering the play-offs losing 3–1 to Alloa Athletic on aggregate in the final and were relegated to the Scottish Second Division. They reached the first round of the Challenge Cup, the third round of the League Cup and the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.

Financial problems

The club failed to pay the players October wages on time and in November 2012, reports arose that there were unpaid tax bills due to HM Revenue and Customs. Chairman John Yorkston was adamant that any outstanding debt could be cleared, however further issues arose over the coming months as it was reported in December, January and February that players were paid late, and reduced wages, prompting to squad to lodge an official complaint with the SFL. In mid-February, the club announced it will launch their share issue, but it was cancelled at the last minute.

With the club facing a winding up order over unpaid tax of £134,000 on 26 March 2013, Dunfermline Athletic Football Club announced that the club would be put into voluntary administration, with accountancy firm PKF appointed administrators, and it was formally approved by the court the following day. Bryan Jackson, who was appointed to oversee the administration proceedings, announced on 28 March that eight players including Captain Jordan McMillan were to be made redundant, however manager Jefferies stayed, on the condition of his salary would be reduced. Assistant manager Gerry McCabe was also made redundant the following day. Players made redundant only had until 31 March to find new clubs, as this was the last day of player registrations for the 2012–13 season. The club's shareholder Gavin Masterton, who was responsible for placing the club in administration, apologised for his action. A week before the club went to administration, Pars Community, the club's largest supporters group, made a bid to buy the club, but the bid was unsuccessful and talks broke down. The club's debt is thought to be around 8.5 million pounds. On 9 April, as a result of entering administration the club were issued with a fifteen-point dedication and banned from signing any players aged over 21 until the club comes out of administration. The SFA later issued a further transfer ban running parallel to the original, meaning should the club exit administration prior to 31 December 2013 the ban would continue until that date. On 11 April 2013, the club applied for and were granted full administration at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

Results and fixtures

Pre season

Scotsman Report Durie Jamieson Sutton Barrowman Trialist Adomah

Scottish First Division

Main article: 2012–13 Scottish First Division

Thomson Falkingham Husband
Falkingham
Barrowman
Jordan
McMillan
Thomson
Thomson
Thomson Wallace Armstrong
Dargo Balatoni O'Donnell Forbes Walker
Hill Cardle Graham Wallace Cardle Mullen
Barr Barrowman Alston Tidser Weatherson Wallace Di Giacomo Kane Linton Hemmings Kirk Tidser Forbes Barrowman Turner Agnew Alston McNulty Husband Husband Devlin Canning Erskine Lawless Geggan Thomson McLaren

First Division play-offs

Templeman Thomson Millen Smith Husband McCulloch Dunlop Campbell Elliot Moon Husband

Scottish Challenge Cup

Main article: 2012–13 Scottish Challenge Cup

Denholm Swankie Barrowman

Scottish League Cup

Main article: 2012–13 Scottish League Cup

Wallace SFL Report

Scottish Cup

Main article: 2012–13 Scottish Cup

Barrowman Routledge

Players

Captains

Squad information

:Last updated 2 August 2016 |}

Disciplinary record

Includes all competitive matches. :Last updated 11 May 2013

SCOFWRyan Wallace5000000050

Awards

:Last updated 14 October 2012

NationNameAwardMonth
SCOJim JefferiesFirst Division Manager of the MonthSeptember

Team statistics

League table

Division summary

Transfers

Main article: List of Scottish football transfers summer 2012

John Potter was initially released but later re-signed as a player and under 20 coach.

Players in

PlayerFromFee
ENG Alex WhittleENG Nike AcademyFree
SCO Chris KaneSCO Heart of MidlothianFree
SCO Ryan WallaceSCO East Fifeurl=http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/dunfermline/104297-dunfermline-poised-for-a-triple-transfer-swoop-as-jj-shapes-squad/title=Dunfermline poised for a triple transfer swoop as JJ shapes squadpublisher=STVdate=1 June 2012accessdate=8 June 2012archive-date=5 June 2012archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120605000607/http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/dunfermline/104297-dunfermline-poised-for-a-triple-transfer-swoop-as-jj-shapes-squad/url-status=dead }}
SCO Andy GegganSCO Ayr UnitedFree
ENG Josh FalkinghamSCO ArbroathUndisclosed
SCO Stephen HusbandENG BlackpoolFree
Slovakia Michal HrivňákItaly Brescia CalcioFree
FRA Faissal El BakhtaouiFRA Racing Club de la BaieFree
ENG Stephen JordanENG RochdaleFree
SCO Craig DargoSCO DumbartonFree
Italy Ivan D'AngeloItaly SambenedetteseFree
IRL Callum MorrisUnattachedFree

Players out

PlayerToFee
SCO Chris SmithSCO St MirrenFree
SCO Alex KeddieSCO ArbroathFree
SCO Austin McCannSCO Ayr UnitedFree
SCO David GrahamSCO Greenock MortonFree
SCO Steven McDougallSCO DumbartonFree
SCO Martin HardieSCO Greenock MortonFree
SCO Pat ClarkeSCO Raith RoversFree
ESP Bernardo DomínguezESP MirandésFree
SCO Kevin RutkiewiczSCO Greenock MortonFree
SCO Steven BellFree AgentFree
SCO Nick PhinnSCO StranraerFree
SCO James BirnieFree AgentFree
SCO Steven LeslieFree AgentFree
SCO Conor SchiavoneSCO Dundonald BluebellFree
SCO John MacDonaldSCO Newtongrange StarFree
SCO Gary MasonRetired
SCO Patrick BoyleENG GatesheadLoan
SCO Liam BuchananIRL Sligo RoversFree
SCO Mark KerrSCO DundeeFree
SCO Paul WillisSCO East FifeLoan
SCO Paul BurnsSCO Queen of the SouthFree
SCO Allan SmithSCO Brechin CityLoan
SCO Paul GallacherSCO Ross CountyMade Redundant
SCO Jordan McMillanSCO Partick ThistleMade Redundant
ENG Stephen JordanFree AgentMade Redundant
SCO Andy DowieSCO Partick ThistleMade Redundant
SCO Joe CardleSCO Raith RoversMade Redundant
SCO Andy KirkFree AgentMade Redundant
SCO Andrew BarrowmanSCO DundeeMade Redundant
SCO Steven MayneFree AgentMade Redundant

References

References

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