Nat Wedderburn: Last News

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Nat Wedderburn bagged the only goal of the game, as Dumbarton secured a priceless victory against relegation rivals Clyde.The Englishman nodded in Ross Forbes’ free-kick for his second of the season - and the eighth Sons goal assisted by Forbes so far in the campaign.Despite passing up a host of chances to add to their lead, the Sons were thankful to some heroic defending at the death as they held on for victory.And that pleased manager Jim Duffy.He said: ““It was a fantastic result for us. The games are extremely tough and it’s so hard to win matches, you have to give everything just as Clyde did tonight.

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Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Rangers newsletter.Nat Wedderburn was the unlikely hero as Dumbarton ended a six game winless run, with victory against high-flying Cove Rangers.The Englishman powered home Ross Forbes’ delivery early in the second-half for only his 10th goal in 340 career appearances, as Jim Duffy’s men ended a five game long goal drought.And afterwards manager Duffy saluted the midfielder, who also picked up the Sonstrust man of the match award.The gaffer said: “Sometimes you hear the man of the match award being announced you’re not always in agreement, but today I don’t think anyone could dispute that.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Dumbarton gaffer Jim Duffy praised his side which had been “battered by injuries” as the Sons winless run stretched to five games.Sons saw Rico Quitongo, Adam Frizzell, Ryan McGeever and Nat Wedderburn all taken off with knocks - but Duffy paid tribute to his players for their showing against the early pacesetters.He said: “It was a competitive game, and although the scoreline was very healthy for Falkirk I’m not sure it reflected the whole game.“Falkirk thoroughly deserved the win, absolutely no doubt about that.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Dumbarton boss Jim Duffy praised his side’s showing, as they recovered from an early setback with a spirited defeat to Kilmarnock.Manager Duffy welcomed back a host of key players for the trip to Rugby Park, making five changes from the team which had lost to Falkirk on Tuesday evening with Morgyn Neill, Nat Wedderburn, Chris Hamilton and Adam Frizzell all returning to the starting 11, and Daniel Church handed a debut after signing for Celtic less than 24 hours earlier.And Duffy was pleased with what he saw from his side.He said: “The goal right on half-time obviously put the game beyond us.“I actually

Dumbarton boss Jim Duffy praised his depleted Sons for not throwing in the towel, as Falkirk strolled to victory in the Rock. Missing Stuart Carswell, Chris Hamilton and Morgyn Neill through suspension and Nat Wedderburn, PJ Crossan, Stefan McCluskey and Chris Smith through injury, Duffy was able to name just one outfield sub in Adam Frizzell - and handed full a full debut to Donald Morrison.And despite the result, the Sons gaffer admitted that he couldn’t have asked for more from his weary troops.He said: “We had to roll our sleeves up and show commitment.“We were up against a good side who thoroughly deserved to win, but as a manager you’re looking to see if your players throw in the towel.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Nat Wedderburn has revealed that the chance to work with Jim Duffy sold him on a move to Dumbarton.The midfield enforcer became Sons’ third new signing of the summer last week, inking a one-year deal at the Rock after leaving League One rivals Airdrieonians.He joins defender Sam Wardrop and forward Denny Johnstone in signing up for the club for the new campaign – which kicks off in just under a month’s time.And he told the Lennox Herald that it was the Sons gaffer’s reputation that convinced him his future was at the Rock.The former England under-19 cap said: “The move came from speaking to the manager

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Dumbarton boss Jim Duffy has made experienced midfielder Nat Wedderburn his third new signing of the summer.The Englishman completed formalities on a deal as the Sons trained at the Rock tonight (Tuesday).Wedderburn, 29, spent last season with Dumbarton's League One rivals Airdrieonians - playing 26 times and scoring twice.Prior to moving to the Diamonds he had worked with Sons' assistant manager Barry Smith at Raith Rovers, where he was an ever-present as the Fifers made it to the League One playoff final in 2018-19.He had previously enjoyed two successful spells in Fife with Dunfermline Athletic and