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Following his release from Dundee United, Jim McIntyre joined Dunfermline . In April 2006 United player-manager Craig Brewster told a group of his more experienced and highly-paid players, including the former Reading and Kilmarnock<\/ST1:PLACE> striker, that their services would no longer be required. The 34 year-old joined Dunfermline<\/ST1:PLACE> on a two year deal. An experienced striker, Jim can also play in left midfield. <\/P>McIntyre began his senior career in 1991 in England<\/ST1:COUNTRY-REGION> at Bristol<\/ST1:PLACENAME> City<\/ST1:PLACETYPE> and while there, he had a three month loan spell with Exeter<\/ST1:PLACENAME> City<\/ST1:PLACETYPE> <\/ST1:PLACE>. Airdrie signed him in September 1993 and he played there for almost three seasons appearing for the Diamonds in the 1995 Cup Final before he joined Kilmarnock<\/ST1:PLACE> the following March. He was a member of Killie's Scottish Cup winning side in 1997. <\/O:P><\/P>Former boss Tommy Burns took Jim to Reading<\/ST1:PLACE> <\/ST1:CITY>in March 1998 but after Burns left, Jim was less prominent as a first team regular during Alan Pardew's tenure at Elm Park\/Madejski Stadium. Reading<\/ST1:CITY> paid a fee of £440,000, and just a month after joining them he appeared for Scotland<\/ST1:COUNTRY-REGION> alongside the Pars Andy Smith, in a 'B' international against Norway<\/ST1:PLACE> <\/ST1:COUNTRY-REGION>. However, his career at Reading<\/ST1:PLACE> <\/ST1:CITY>failed to take off, and he was released at the end of his contract in 2001. This led to another return to Scotland<\/ST1:PLACE> <\/ST1:COUNTRY-REGION>with Jim McIntyre signing for Dundee United in July. He made a good start to his United career with five goals from his first nine SPL games. He was proving to be a superb signing but in November 2001 he was sidelined with an injury and didn't return until early January 2002. Although his initial contract was for a two year period, he twice extended his stay at Tannadice.
In March 2004 when he scored his first hat trick at senior level ironically against his old club, Kilmarnock<\/ST1:PLACE> . Jim finished as United's top scorer three seasons in a row as he scored 14 goals during the 2004-05 season. <\/O:P><\/P>After his debut match for Dunferrmline fell awkwardly in the next at Cowdenbeath and missed the start of the 2006-07 season.<\/O:P><\/P><\/SPAN><\/O:P>","sGPt2HUOhrE=":"Jim McIntyre","MfYo5M+5B2M=":"","e_index":3};
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