For legends to Hall of Fame

Ormond’s initial squad. He won four international caps in his career.

Robinson played in two Uefa Cup campaigns at Dens and featured 218 times for Dundee.

He became a teacher in Kirriemuir and Brechin after his footballing career but died in 1996, aged 46.

Eric Sinclair (1974-84)

A Sinclair strike in May 1981 against East Stirling saw Dundee return to the top flight at the first time of asking.

A tall, blond predator, “Sinky” gave his all in dark blue and grabbed 95 goals in his 289 appearances for the club.

He was named SPFA First Division Player of the Year in 1980/81 and also picked up a First Division winners medal in 1979 and played in the 1980 League Cup Final as well as grabbing two derby winners in his time at Dens.

George Stewart (1964-76)

Centre-half Stewart’s time at Dens Park saw him play in a European semi-final, 10 domestic semi-finals and two finals — one of which saw him help Dundee beat Celtic to lift the 1973 League Cup, the club’s last major honour.

TO vote for which two of these six are i nducted as a legend, email dundeefcofficial@gmail.com or drop an envelope marked “DFC Hall of Fame 2018” in to Dens Park. Voting closes on Tuesday, January 16.

For tickets, £50 per head, or £450 for a table of 10, email verity@dundeefc.co.uk

scoring against Ayr United in the League Cup semi-final at Dens in 1980. The Dark Blues went on to win the two-legged tie.