Club History: Founded in 1909 as Dundee Hibernian, Dundee United adopted its current name in 1923. Nicknamed The Terrors or The Tangerines, the club has a strong identity rooted in history, tradition, and its passionate supporters, known as The Arabs. Dundee United has played at Tannadice Park since its inception, sharing a fierce but friendly rivalry with neighboring Dundee FC in the closest derby in Britain. Dundee United originated from the Catholic community, reflecting its roots in its early identity. Over the years, the club has evolved while retaining its deep connection to the local community. The Dundee derby remains a highlight of Scottish football, showcasing the spirit of the city.
Crest: The history of Dundee FC’s badge reflects its evolving identity. In 1952 the history of Dundee FC’s badge reflects its evolving identity. In 1955 a simplified “DFC” badge became the club’s enduring symbol. Variations included a circular design and a monogram, with a return to the classic “DFC” in 1987. In 2008 Dundee FC returned to their iconic 1955 badge. In 2024 a refreshed version of the classic crest was introduced, combining tradition with modernity.
