aberdeen last won the scottish cup in 1986.
when did aberdeen last win the scottish cup?
1986
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dunne made his debut in the fifth round of scottish cup and scored the final goal of a 4–0 victory over forfar athletic. after the match, manager tommy wright praised dunne, quoting ""he took the goal really well, it was a great finish."" dunne established himself in the st johnstone's team in central midfield. he played a significant part in the club's progress to the scottish cup final when he set up a goal for stevie may to equalise against aberdeen in the semi-final of scottish cup. st johnstone would win 2–1 to reach their first scottish cup final. in the final of in the final of scottish cup, dunne played the whole 90 minutes, as st johnstone beat dundee united 2–0 to win the club's first scottish cup in their first final appearance. ahead of the final, dunne described the timing of st johnstone and arsenal playing on the same day in the scottish cup and fa cup final respectively was "weird", though he believed both clubs would win on the cup. the club's chairman, however, revealed that he tried signing dunne permanently, but unexpectedly low takings from the final prevented this, quoting: ""we made a bid for james dunne at stevenage but the figures i was given for the cup was nothing like the reality. that amount of money has not materialsed. it's £120,000 less. the sfa take something like a 42 per cent cut of the figure i was given.""
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