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Name: Jim McIntyre
Nationality: Scottish
Date of Birth: 24/05/1972
Height:5' 11" (180cm)
Weight:11st 5lbs (72.18kg)
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Clubs:Dundee United, Reading, Airdrie, Kilmarnock, Bristol City, Exeter City
Position: Striker

Jim McIntyre

Debut: 15/07/06 (home) v Gretna

Following his release from Dundee United, Jim McIntyre joined Dunfermline . In April 2006 United player-manager Craig Brewster told a group of his more experienced and highly-paid players, including the former Reading and Kilmarnock striker, that their services would no longer be required. At 34 years of age joined Dunfermline on a two year deal in July 2006. An experienced striker, Jim can also play in left midfield.

When Manager Stephen Kenny's contract was terminated at the beginning of December 2007, Jim was asked to take over as the Caretaker Manager. During that tenure the team drew twice and then won four matches in a row. On 3rd January 2008 he was named the new Manager of Dunfermline Athletic.

McIntyre began his senior career in 1991 in England at Bristol City and while there, he had a three month loan spell with Exeter City . Airdrie signed him in September 1993 and he played there for almost three seasons appearing for the Diamonds in the 1995 Cup Final before he joined Kilmarnock the following March. He was a member of Killie's Scottish Cup winning side in 1997.

Former boss Tommy Burns took Jim to Reading in March 1998 but after Burns left, Jim was less prominent as a first team regular during Alan Pardew's tenure at Elm Park/Madejski Stadium. Reading paid a fee of £440,000, and just a month after joining them he appeared for Scotland alongside the Pars Andy Smith, in a 'B' international against Norway . However, his career at Reading failed to take off, and he was released at the end of his contract in 2001. This led to another return to Scotland with Jim McIntyre signing for Dundee United in July. He made a good start to his United career with five goals from his first nine SPL games. He was proving to be a superb signing but in November 2001 he was sidelined with an injury and didn't return until early January 2002. Although his initial contract was for a two year period, he twice extended his stay at Tannadice.

In March 2004 when he scored his first hat trick at senior level ironically against his old club, Kilmarnock. Jim finished as United's top scorer three seasons in a row as he scored 14 goals during the 2004-05 season.

After his debut match for Dunferrmline fell awkwardly in the next pre season friendly at Cowdenbeath and missed the start of the 2006-07 season. Was influential after recovering from surgery, returning in January and scoring the late penalty that sent Hibs out of the Cup and the Pars into Europe.

Jim's playing career with Dunfermline has been plagued by injury but since his appointment as Manager in January 2008, he has other things on his mind.

As at 31/05/09: Dunfermline starts 18 + 17 as sub.  4 goals.
Last goal: 12/04/08 v Clyde

As at 01/07/08: Dunfermline appearances - 32, goals 4.
Last goal v Clyde 12/04/08

Jim McIntyreJim McIntyre

Season 2009 - 10

Competition Apps
(as sub)
Goals Yellow
Cards
Red
Cards
League 0  (2) 0 0 0
 

Career History:
Club Season Comp. Apps
(as sub)
Goals
Dunfermline 2008 - 09League 0  (2) 0
Dunfermline 2007 - 08League 6  (11) 1
  FA Cup 1  (0) 0
Dunfermline 2006 - 07League 7  (3) 2
  FA Cup 3  (1) 1
Dundee United 2005 - 06League 18  (7) 1
  FA Cup 1  (0) 0
  League Cup 0  (1) 0
  Euro Cups 2  (0) 0
Dundee United 2004 - 05League 32  (3) 10
  FA Cup 3  (0) 2
  League Cup 3  (1) 3
Dundee United 2003 - 04League 27  (3) 9
  League Cup 2  (0) 2
Dundee United 2002 - 03League 30  (3) 9
  FA Cup 1  (0) 0
  League Cup 4  (0) 0
Dundee United 2001 - 02League 16  (3) 6
  FA Cup 1  (1) 0
  League Cup 2  (0) 0
Reading 2000 - 01League 28  (8) 4
  FA Cup 0  (1) 0
  League Cup 0  (1) 0
Reading 1999 - 00League 15  (11) 4
  FA Cup 2  (2) 1
  League Cup 1  (0) 0
Reading 1998 - 99League 22  (10) 6
  League Cup 1  (0) 0
Reading 1997 - 98League 6  (0) 0
Kilmarnock 1997 - 98League 6  (2) 1
  FA Cup 0  (1) 0
  League Cup 1  (1) 0
Kilmarnock 1996 - 97League 29  (2) 6
  FA Cup 5  (0) 2
  League Cup 1  (0) 0
Kilmarnock 1995 - 96League 7  (0) 2
Airdrie 1995 - 96League 51  (6) 17
  FA Cup 1  (2) 0
  League Cup 3  (1) 1
Airdrie 1994 - 95League 12  (0) 2
Airdrie 1993 - 94League 13  (0) 0
Exeter City 1992 - 93League 15  (0) 6
 

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