Playing History
| Season |
Division |
 |
 |
G2G |
 |
 |
Win % |
Draw % |
Loss % |
| 1989-90 |
Premier Division |
8 (10) |
2 |
0.11
|
1 |
0 |
44.4%
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33.3%
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22.2%
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| Totals: |
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8 (10) |
2 |
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| Apps = First Team Appearances (Sub Appearances) | Gls = Goals |
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GtGR = Goals to Games Ratio | W/D/L - Games won, drawn or lost as percentage of games played in |
| Yel = Yellow Cards/Cautions | Red = Red Cards/Dismissals |
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List of Goals Scored (click to expand)
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List of Games Played (click to expand)
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Apr 7th, 1990
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07/04/90
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Hibernian (H)
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1 - 0 |
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Mar 31st, 1990
|
31/03/90
|
League |
Premier Division |
vs. Dunfermline (A)
|
1 - 0 |
(sub)
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Jan 20th, 1990
|
20/01/90
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Scottish Cup |
3rd Round |
vs. Dundee (A)
|
0 - 0 |
(sub)
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Dec 13th, 1989
|
13/12/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. St Mirren (A)
|
0 - 1 |
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Dec 9th, 1989
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09/12/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Aberdeen (A)
|
0 - 2 |
(sub)
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Nov 18th, 1989
|
18/11/89
|
League |
Premier Division |
vs. Celtic (A)
|
1 - 0 |
(sub)
|
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Nov 8th, 1989
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08/11/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Hibernian (H)
|
1 - 0 |
(sub)
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Nov 4th, 1989
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04/11/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Dunfermline (A)
|
1 - 1 |
(sub)
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Oct 31st, 1989
|
31/10/89
|
UEFA Cup |
2nd Round 2nd Leg |
vs. Antwerp (H)
|
3 - 2 |
(sub)
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Oct 28th, 1989
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28/10/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Dundee (H)
|
0 - 0 |
(sub)
|
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Sep 30th, 1989
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30/09/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. St Mirren (H)
|
0 - 0 |
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Sep 27th, 1989
|
27/09/89
|
UEFA Cup |
1st Round 2nd Leg |
vs. Glentoran (H)
|
2 - 0 |
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Sep 23rd, 1989
|
23/09/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Hearts (A)
|
1 - 1 |
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Sep 16th, 1989
|
16/09/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Celtic (H)
|
2 - 2 |
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Sep 13th, 1989
|
13/09/89
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UEFA Cup |
1st Round 1st Leg |
vs. Glentoran (A)
|
3 - 1 |
(sub)
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Sep 9th, 1989
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09/09/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Hibernian (A)
|
0 - 2 |
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Aug 26th, 1989
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26/08/89
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League |
Premier Division |
vs. Dunfermline (H)
|
2 - 1 |
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Aug 23rd, 1989
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23/08/89
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League Cup |
3rd Round |
vs. Hamilton (A)
|
1 - 2 |
(sub)
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Biography
The Barbados born striker moved to England as a youth, and spent six years in the British Army, serving time in Northern Ireland, before kicking off his playing career with English non-League sides Enfield and Bishop Auckland. After a trial with Sunderland, Peter surprisingly signed a one-year deal with Hiroshima Fujita in Japan.
Regarded as a superstar in Japan, but virtually unknown in Europe, Peter had a short trial with United in the summer of 1989, after which he was taken on full-time for a fee of £65,000, and played in most of the Club's pre-season matches, including Paul Sturrock's testimonial against Real Sociedad at Tannadice. He scored on his first team debut, coming off the bench to grab a consolation goal in a shock defeat to Hamilton in the League Cup. He appeared occasionally throughout the season, mainly from the bench, and scored his only other goal in a tangerine shirt when United defeated Glentoran in the UEFA Cup.
in August 1990 he went to CS Maritimo on a season long loan, finishing as the club's top scorer, and before the end of the season he completed a permanent move to the Portuguese side for around £70,000. In 1992 he moved on to another Portuguese side Gil Vicente, but then disappeared from the game for a few of years. He reappeared in the late 1990s and spent ten years playing for several lower league clubs in Northern Ireland.
Debut (as sub)
August 23rd, 1989
Hamilton Academical 2 - 1 Dundee United
League Cup (3rd Round)
Full Debut
August 26th, 1989
Dundee United 2 - 1 Dunfermline Athletic
League (Premier Division)
Timeline
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Date of Birth
Peter was born on this date in Saint Peter, Barbados.
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Signed For Dundee United
The Barbados born striker moved to England as a youth, and spent six years in the British Army, serving time in Northern Ireland, before kicking off his playing career with English non-League sides Enfield and Bishop Auckland. After a trial with Sunderland, Peter surprisingly signed a one-year deal with Hiroshima Fujita in Japan.
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Douglas Park was wet and wind-swept for this Skol Cup tie, which proved such a disappointment. There was early warning of the danger in prospect when the un-marked McKee headed past from a MacDonald cross after 20 minutes. Four minutes later there was no such luck when Stephen Carr hammered in a 25 yarder and the greasy ball slipped through Billy Thomson's hands. By way of reply Kevin Gallacher headed a Jimmy McInally cross past the near post. Three minutes later Freddy Van Der Hoorn brought out a fine save from Ferguson after his first effort from a free-kick had been blocked. The best chance to fall our way in the first period came two minutes before half-time. Maurice Malpas hoisted a high ball into the Accies half. Jim McInally sprung the offside trap but Ferguson advanced from goal to block Jimmy's shot on the edge of the box.
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Douglas Park was wet and wind-swept for this Skol Cup tie, which proved such a disappointment. There was early warning of the danger in prospect when the un-marked McKee headed past from a MacDonald cross after 20 minutes. Four minutes later there was no such luck when Stephen Carr hammered in a 25 yarder and the greasy ball slipped through Billy Thomson's hands. By way of reply Kevin Gallacher headed a Jimmy McInally cross past the near post. Three minutes later Freddy Van Der Hoorn brought out a fine save from Ferguson after his first effort from a free-kick had been blocked. The best chance to fall our way in the first period came two minutes before half-time. Maurice Malpas hoisted a high ball into the Accies half. Jim McInally sprung the offside trap but Ferguson advanced from goal to block Jimmy's shot on the edge of the box.
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The European stage once again brought an excellent result after some indifferent results on the home front. Alex Cleland was drafted into the side at right-back, his first appearance since last April and it was the teenager who set us on the winning trail with his first goal for the club. However, we might well have taken the lead in the very first minute. Dave Bowman sent over a corner, which Mixu Paatelainen headed against the bar. Glentoran showed their teeth when top scorer Gary McCartney headed straight into Billy Thomson's arms. Unusually for a European tie, play was end to end and in 32 minutes we went ahead. Kevin Gallacher's corner was only touched on by Billy Caskey to the back post where the ball fell perfectly to Alex Cleland, who struck a low shot past Smyth.
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We posted our third 1-0 Tannadice victory over Hibs this season, with about the only variable factor being that on this occasion Darren Jackson didn't score our winner! Darren was, however, instrumental in us almost taking an early lead. He was the subject of a professional foul and from the free-kick, the ball was slipped into the path of Freddy Van Der Hoorn's whose shot went narrowly past. Further efforts followed with Dave Bowman and Billy McKinlay (twice) firing in long range efforts. Then Brian Welsh shot over. Little had been seen of Hibs in the early stages, but when they came into the picture, Alan Main twice came to our rescue. Firstly he confidently held a corner and then spectacularly tipped a Tortolano cross over the bar. In the last minute of the first half Willie Findlay ran in to net, but was pulled up for off-side.
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