[The Woolshed]

Ludo *1, on Nov 26 2009, 20:43, said:

You ain't very good at this 'winding up business' maybe you should stick to attacking the OF, they seem easy prey.

And yet you fcukin halfwits still reply to him, he's got you exactly where he wants, biting at his every word......

[MDCCCXCIII]

I'd actually support this. It would have to be a purpose built stadium though- and there's no way that could be funded atm IMO.

[The Master]

Desert Nomad, on Nov 26 2009, 20:18, said:

And I suppose you have a fucking clue who runs the game in this country?

I at least know who produces what fixtures.

The number of people who go on about the SFA when their ire should be at the SPL or SFL is unbelievable. If you don't know the difference between the different organisations, f**k off out of here.

[Monkey Tennis]

The Master, on Nov 26 2009, 21:52, said:

I at least know who produces what fixtures.

The number of people who go on about the SFA when their ire should be at the SPL or SFL is unbelievable. If you don't know the difference between the different organisations, f**k off out of here.

With you on this.
There were people who were furious at the SFA over our game with Dunfermline being off at the weekend.

[Ludo *1]

The Woolshed, on Nov 26 2009, 20:49, said:

And yet you fcukin halfwits still reply to him, he's got you exactly where he wants, biting at his every word......

Where have I bit?

[Bigmouth Strikes Again]

I'd be all for it. A purpose built stadium on Caird park or riverside, with say a 15,000 capacity, its a good idea, but the cost of it, and the fact that it is a good idea, mean that the projects fucked.

[Ludo *1]

Bigmouth Strikes Again, on Nov 26 2009, 22:12, said:

I'd be all for it. A purpose built stadium on Caird park or riverside, with say a 15,000 capacity, its a good idea, but the cost of it, and the fact that it is a good idea, mean that the projects fucked.

You'd happily get rid of our home after 100 year?

[The Woolshed]

Ludo *1, on Nov 26 2009, 20:43, said:

You ain't very good at this 'winding up business' maybe you should stick to attacking the OF, they seem easy prey.

See above post in response to the captain.

But hey don't worry, he'll get many more bites off better people than your good self, nothing to be ashamed of

[Ludo *1]

The Woolshed, on Nov 26 2009, 22:18, said:

See above post in response to the captain.

But hey don't worry, he'll get many more bites off better people than your good self, nothing to be ashamed of

I feel sorry for you if you believe that is a bite.

[Drunken Hobo]

The Master, on Nov 26 2009, 21:52, said:

I at least know who produces what fixtures.

The number of people who go on about the SFA when their ire should be at the SPL or SFL is unbelievable. If you don't know the difference between the different organisations, f**k off out of here.

I'm quite pedantic about it too, 'twas mearly a slip of the mind.

Of course, if Dundee don't get promoted this year, it might be the SJFA you'd have to worry about.

[The Woolshed]

Ludo *1, on Nov 26 2009, 22:24, said:

I feel sorry for you if you believe that is a bite.

I should feel sorry for you, i mean you're a dundee fan after all

This post has been edited by The Woolshed: 26 November 2009 - 22:27

[Ludo *1]

Drunken Hobo, on Nov 26 2009, 22:25, said:

I'm quite pedantic about it too, 'twas mearly a slip of the mind.

Of course, if Dundee don't get promoted this year, it might be the SJFA you'd have to worry about.

Just as it is the HBOS you lot have to worry about?

[Ludo *1]

The Woolshed, on Nov 26 2009, 22:26, said:

I should feel sorry for you, i mean you're a dundee fan after all

That's what I call witty banter!

[Bigmouth Strikes Again]

Captain_Sensible, on Nov 26 2009, 20:38, said:

What would be the point?

The land both grounds are built on are virtually worthless...... just like Dundee's promotion hopes.

When a new stadium gets built in Dundee it will be a proper football stadium, not a tiny-town legoland joke, that you and your st.mirren diddy mates bounce about in every second saturday.

[one-team-in-dundee]

The only way this will happen is if Scotland get the Euros with a new stadium getting built but getting the Euros now is probably unlikely as I think the competition is getting increased from 16 to 24 teams.

[ShedruleFTD83]

I hope it never happens, i hate the idea of it, mainly because i love Tannadice and its perfectly good enough for our needs in size and appearance, i would be majorly p!ssed off if we knocked it down and moved to a sh!tey souless new ground whether sharing with Dundee or not.

Both sets of fans should feel the same really, why pIss on that history for a ground we dont really need, a big part of any club is the ground, DUFC just aint the same club if Tannadice isnt around.

Oh and spare me the Milan comparison as thats a very rare thing, i could list an endless amount of city rivals that dont share, the vast majority.

This post has been edited by ShedruleFTD83: 26 November 2009 - 23:25

[ShedruleFTD83]

one-team- in-dundee, on Nov 26 2009, 22:38, said:

The only way this will happen is if Scotland get the Euros with a new stadium getting built but getting the Euros now is probably unlikely as I think the competition is getting increased from 16 to 24 teams.

It was the only positive about Scotland not reaching Euro 2008 for me, that the plans would go out the window, a bit peed off to log on and see Levein & Scott all for it, GTF.

[ShedruleFTD83]

Ludo *1, on Nov 26 2009, 19:23, said:

We are 'The People's' club.

Historically, the opposite is true but then thats another topic for another time and thread.

[Ludo *1]

ShedruleFTD83, on Nov 26 2009, 23:23, said:

I hope it never happens, i hate the idea of it, mainly because i love Tannadice and its perfectly good enough for our needs in size and appearance, i would be majorly p!ssed off if we knocked it down and moved to a sh!tey souless new ground whether sharing with Dundee or not.

Both sets of fans should feel the same really, why pIss on that history for a ground we dont really need, a big part of any club is the ground, DUFC just aint the same club if Tannadice isnt around.

Oh and spare me the Milan comparison as thats a very rare thing, i could list an endless amount of city rivals that dont share, the vast majority.

I agree with every single word. I'd never want to move from Dens even if it is crumbling, Dens is Dundee's home and always will be IMO. Every fan should feel the same.

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Historically, the opposite is true but then thats another topic for another time and thread.

Indeed.

[veteran]

United are the bigger club and own their own stadium so rather than a merger there should be a straightforward takeover.
You know it makes sense.

[Muggy]

veteran, on Nov 27 2009, 00:12, said:

United are the bigger club and own their own stadium so rather than a merger there should be a straightforward takeover.
You know it makes sense.

I agree, actually.


That way, they'll have more trophies than us. They might even accomplish more top two finishes than us, or they might be able to reach a higher record attendance than us. Heaven forbid, they may even become debt free...

[P45]

Muggy, on Nov 27 2009, 00:22, said:

I agree, actually.


That way, they'll have more trophies than us. They might even accomplish more top two finishes than us, or they might be able to reach a higher record attendance than us. Heaven forbid, they may even become debt free...

They might even stop raking up ancient irrelevant accomplishments in a vain attempt at trying to make them sound like a good team.

[Lambie's Pigeon Feed]

Bigmouth Strikes Again, on Nov 26 2009, 22:12, said:

I'd be all for it. A purpose built stadium on Caird park or riverside, with say a 15,000 capacity, its a good idea, but the cost of it, and the fact that it is a good idea, mean that the projects fucked.

Surely thats not big enough for a team like Dundee?

[Muggy]

P45, on Nov 27 2009, 00:41, said:

They might even stop raking up ancient irrelevant accomplishments in a vain attempt at trying to make them sound like a good team.

Irrelevant? 


Winning numerous major honours and accomplishing a number of top two finishes in the top league of Scottish football is not irrelevant. 

Oh, and we are a good team. Not pretty, but stubborn. It takes a lot to beat us. We've been defeated once in something like 16 games. We'll get stronger. Try and stop us then. 

[Captain_Sensible]

Bigmouth Strikes Again, on Nov 26 2009, 22:38, said:

When a new stadium gets built in Dundee it will be a proper football stadium, not a tiny-town legoland joke, that you and your st.mirren diddy mates bounce about in every second saturday.

Ooooooh. The green eyed monster has appeared.

Now, now, just because we have a brand new stadium, no debt, cash in the bank, our own new state of the art training complex, are sitting 7th in the SPL, in the League Cup Semi Final, have players being picked for international duty and a host of youth internationals coming through the ranks, there's no need to be bitter.

Enjoy your future years of First Division misery in your dump of a stadium which you don't even own, with your massive debt, Paul McHale and joke youth policy.

This post has been edited by Captain_Sensible: 27 November 2009 - 08:49