East End

Formed: 1877

Merged with Our Boys: 1893

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East End's roots can be traced back to the Albert Cricket Club. Some of the cricketers, including John Proctor, decided to try their hand at the association game. About a dozen or so young men each contributed half a crown to purchase a ball and 'nightcaps' and so the East End Football Club was born. The club played its early games on the Stobsmuir.  

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Grounds- Havecroft Park (Old Glamis Road) 1877-1883; Madeira Park (Behind Morgan Academy)- 8th September 1883-1884; Pitkerro Park (Baxter Park Terrace)1884-1891; Carolina Port 1891-1893 (Grandstand capacity- 1,200)

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Reserves- East End Wanderers

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Nicknames- Wise Men

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Scottish Cup entrants every year from 1882-83 to 1892-93. Best performance- Quarter Finalists: 1889-90

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Honours:

Northern League:

Champions: 1891-92 (shared with Our Boys)

Runners-Up: 1892-93

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Forfarshire Cup:

Runners-Up: 1888-89, 1889-90, 1890-91, 1891-92

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Dundee Charity Cup:

Winners: 1889-90, 1891-92, 1892-93

Runners-Up: 1884-85

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East End Wanderers:

2nd XI Forfarshire Cup:

Runners Up:1886-87