[Muggy]

Nizzy, on Nov 27 2009, 10:38, said:

Is this a 'we're going to win the league at a canter' type post? You know, the kind you're constantly prompting for proof of?

No. If we were to get stronger, I think it's very fair to say it would be difficult to stop us, considering we're joint top second just now. 

However, I still expect it to go to the wire.

[Quango62]

Can everyone in Scotland no just chip in and give us a few bob? If we send all the jakies oot and aboot I'm sure they can get enough spare change for the phone to build a new stadium instead! Can even gi them a wee corner to bang up during the game!

[a_mac]

Some clubs throughout the world do it, don't see a problem with it to be honest.

Milan/Inter, Roma/Lazio, Verona/Chievo are just some teams off the top of my head, that share the same ground.

[Juan Sara]

a_mac, on Nov 29 2009, 12:14, said:

Some clubs throughout the world do it, don't see a problem with it to be honest.

Milan/Inter, Roma/Lazio, Verona/Chievo are just some teams off the top of my head, that share the same ground.

Aye but we're stubborn p***ks.

[MDCCCXCIII]

Geefoxer, on Nov 28 2009, 22:54, said:

He owns Dens. He also has a share in the "non-bank debt" doesn't he? He may decide to sell Dens if Melville doesn't cough soon. He does need some cash to invest in United, after all.

No, United need some cash to be invested soon. Bennett knows this. Bennett was offered his money and refused giving some bs about a loan being repaid (a few days) late. Bennett's toying with ST.

[Geefoxer]

MDCCCXCIII, on Nov 29 2009, 14:50, said:

No, United need some cash to be invested soon. Bennett knows this. Bennett was offered his money and refused giving some bs about a loan being repaid (a few days) late. Bennett's toying with ST.

Don't really know who is toying with who TBH. ST (Or the family) will not relinquish majority control which is what Bennet is after. He may be allowed to invest in the Club, but may not be keen to do so as a minority shareholder. As i said, he seems to have the interests of both clubs at heart as his actions 'til now have been measured and with the good of the teams to the forefront e.g. the free rent deal and his willingness to allow agreed deadlines to be extended. I'm sure he will get his money from CM in the end and in two years time, Dundee may have the rent deal extended too. We should both be glad that he is not some control freak without a conscience who could let one or both clubs go to the wall.