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It’s Dave Mackay v Tommy Wright when Dundee face Kilmarnock in Premiership play-off – but don’t ask Steven Anderson to pick a winner

Tommy Wright and Dave Mackay when they were on the same side.
Tommy Wright and Dave Mackay when they were on the same side.

It will be St Johnstone’s Scottish Cup winning-manager against St Johnstone’s Scottish Cup-winning captain when Dundee meet Kilmarnock in the Premiership play-off.

Just don’t ask St Johnstone’s Scottish Cup goalscorer to choose a winner.

It’s ironic that as their old team will be preparing for another final this weekend, Tommy Wright and Dave Mackay will be in opposite dug-outs at Dens Park for the first leg of the Dark Blues v Killie home and away encounter.

Dave Mackay and Tommy Wright celebrate a St Johnstone win.

And Anderson offers no apology for sitting on the fence ahead of the high stakes double-header.

“It’s no surprise that Dundee have got to the play-off final,” said the now Forfar centre-back. “With the finances at the club, they’ve got everything in place.

“Raith are a good team, trust me, and they’ve beaten them over two legs quite comfortably.

“That will give them a lot of confidence.

“But, although Kilmarnock will be disappointed they didn’t get a place higher in the Premiership, they’re playing well too.

“Both sides are scoring goals.

“I couldn’t predict a winner – it’s a 50/50.

“I’ll definitely be watching and I’ve obviously got a lot of time for both of them. I’ll maybe text Cuptie and say ‘hope the gaffer beats you’ and I’ll text the gaffer and say ‘hope Cuptie beats you’!”

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