Noticed Dunfermline have dished him out a contract to the end of the season. I'm glad they took him back. I hope all works out for him.

One of the hardest working players in the history of ICT.

Good to see him back. It was thought his injury was career ending but he's managed to prove the experts wrong.I believe Graeme asked to be released from his contract at DAFC when he thought he wouldn't be able to play again and its brilliant that they are now showing some faith in him by taking him back.

Edited April 8, 201115 yr by Alex MacLeod

Very best of luck to him.

That's DAFC Alex

That's DAFC Alex

What I meant

He had a wee spell training with Dundee recently as well although I am not sure if he played for them as a trialist.

I am not sure if he played for them as a trialist.

He did. But who hasn't? I must admit I didn't try very hard when it was my turn.

Back to his roots,hope his injury probs stay away and he can be a decent addition to our squad.

Bayne back at Dens

So, after Charlie Bannermans accusations of our misuse of "free scoring trialists " one get's a job out of it!! Who'd have thought it eh?

Edited May 30, 201115 yr by Heilandee

Well done Heilandee, it's not often you see the words "Graham Bayne" and "free scoring" in the same post

I wouldn't say Bayne was a proficient goal scorer and it used to frustrate the hell out of me when he was played as a lone striker....however if Dundee have someone who can feed of his ability to win and hold the ball in the final third then I think he can be a real asset. (Are we allowed to refer to Dundee and Asset in the same sentence?)

good luck to Graham. He was a great squad player for us.

One of the best target man strikers we ever had. His commitment and experience will be a great gain for Dundee.