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| Results (with scorers back to 1952/1953) | ||
| The Noughties (00/01 onwards) | ||
| The first four years of the decade sees a climb up the Premier League, a cup final, and a return to European football. Following the departure of Jimmy Calderwood, and when Davie Hay fails to keep the momentum going, Jim Leishman returns to the dug-out to save the Pars from almost certain relegation. What will his second term in office bring? | ||
| The Nineties (90/91 to 99/00) | ||
| After the high of the late eighties, its a return to desperate days as Munro and Scott try to emulate Leishman. The appointment of Bert Paton as manager sees success return to the club. | ||
| The Eighties (80/81 to 89/90) | ||
| A decade that started in despair, ends in glory, as Leishman takes the Pars to the Premier League. | ||
| The Seventies (70/71 to 79/80) | ||
| After the glorious Sixties, the Pars fall from grace. | ||
| The Sixties (60/61 to 69/70) | ||
| The Glory Days at East End Park. Two Scottish Cup wins, European adventures, and up there challenging the Old Firm for the Championship. | ||
| The Fifties (50/51 to 59/60) | ||
| A decade of ups and downs for the Pars | ||
| The Thirties and Forties (30/31 to 49/50) | ||
| The years before and after the Second World War. | ||
| The Twenties and before (11/12 to 29/30) | ||
| Early beginnings. | ||
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