[McKee]

Will relegation to the 3rd tier of Scottish football be the death knell for Dundee football club?

[EdinburghLivi]

[mattydfc]

I can't even defend us.

[Ludo *1]

Whilst I suppose it must be fun to prod the Dee supporters with sticks, I'm already on the verge of tears with that performance today because Steven Milne and co done that job for you today.

[PeterPrice]

Massive game next week!

[General]

Thank god for this thread, it's probably just saved us from certain relegation.

[Monkey Tennis]

Ludo *1, on 15 October 2011 - 18:38, said:

Whilst I suppose it must be fun to prod the Dee supporters with sticks,

Speaking of this, didn't some kid attempt just this with a bear in Camperdown in the early 80s and lose an arm?

Fun as it is to taunt, I suspect it's an equally dangerous game for Queens fans right now.

[Ludo *1]

Monkey Tennis, on 15 October 2011 - 19:03, said:

Speaking of this, didn't some kid attempt just this with a bear in Camperdown in the early 80s and lose an arm?

Fun as it is to taunt, I suspect it's an equally dangerous game for Queens fans right now.

Aye, Jeremy 'Sugar Puffs' bear, who was before the Honey Monster!

Although that incident doesn't compare to what's happening to the Dee just now, it's more like this: Link.

[Gigantor]

if it comes to the worst United'sdebt will murder them and maybe a stronger club will emerge.

[The ghost of Jim Morton]

Glad someone started this thread as if I had done it there might have been scurillous accusations of me cbeing obbsessed with the Dees.

.Even with only 8 points from bottom to top of the division, I can see Dundee slipping into the 2nd division and having to go part time. If this happens they might never recover. They seem to have nothing up front at all and unless they find a goal scorer soon it could be all over. The biggest threat could be if the loyal fans decide that they cannae be arsed watching a pish team and the crowds plummet. At the moment they still have crowds of over 4000 ( I could only wish that we got 4000 at home ) which considering how shite they are, is testament to the great backing they have recieved but should this slide continue this might suddenly drop and as I am sure they have budgeted for a decent home crowd income, this could cause all sorts of problems.

My verdict is DOOMED..

[LIVIFOREVER]

DOOOOOOOMED a tell ye!!!

[Fifespud]

I just remain delighted we still have a club to support. 2 division or 3rd whatever.

It also shows how limited some of the contributers are on this forum. It may not be intuitively obvious but when you crunch the numbers Dundee FC limited actually makes more financial sense in division 2.

Anyhow que sera sera.

[The ghost of Jim Morton]

Fifespud, on 15 October 2011 - 19:53, said:

I just remain delighted we still have a club to support. 2 division or 3rd whatever.

It also shows how limited some of the contributers are on this forum. It may not be intuitively obvious but when you crunch the numbers Dundee FC limited actually makes more financial sense in division 2.

Anyhow que sera sera.

Probably makes more sense in the Dundee Sunday morning league if you wanna be really honest Spud..

as you say que sera sera...

[LIVIFOREVER]

Fifespud, on 15 October 2011 - 19:53, said:

I just remain delighted we still have a club to support. 2 division or 3rd whatever.

It also shows how limited some of the contributers are on this forum. It may not be intuitively obvious but when you crunch the numbers Dundee FC limited actually makes more financial sense in division 2.

Anyhow que sera sera.

LOL, you'll no be saying that next season if that's where you're playing.

[Fifespud]

The ghost of Jim Morton, on 15 October 2011 - 20:06, said:

Probably makes more sense in the Dundee Sunday morning league if you wanna be really honest Spud..

as you say que sera sera...

TBH your new best mates are both about 18. That's a fairly sad reflection on you Jim.

Whatever floats your boat I suppose.

We have a great group of fans and I'm pretty confident they will stand behind the club.

[Loki]

To be honest I can't really see Dundee getting relegated. They are too solid an outfit to leak goals all over the place. In the end their ability to keep games tight will see them nick enough points to stay up, just like County did last season.

[Muggy]

I still think we can go up, providing we get a striker who can score from 2 yards. Milne missed as good as an open goal today and either Bayne or McIntosh contrived to miss from on the goal-line almost. Incredible.

However, we need to start winning. Quickly.

[Tyler]

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I still think we can go up, providing we get a striker who can score from 2 yards.

Colin McMenamin...wait...

[Monkey Tennis]

LIVIFOREVER, on 15 October 2011 - 19:49, said:

DOOOOOOOMED a tell ye!!!

And poetically enough, John Laurie (pictured above) was a Doonhamer. Perhaps our doom (presumably less fatal) might be an obstacle to Dundee's.

This post has been edited by Monkey Tennis: 15 October 2011 - 20:57

[jupe1407]

I'm not particularly worried. I reckon we'll finish mid-table or so. I'll take that considering what might have happened last season.

[Les Westander of County]

Dundee are too good to go down.

No really.
I reckon Dundee are stronger this season than Ayr, Queens or Raith and so can't imagine them finishing lower than 8th.

[Muggy]

Tyler, on 15 October 2011 - 20:39, said:

Colin McMenamin...wait...

Colin McMenamim is absolutely rancid.

[Tyler]

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Colin McMenamim is absolutely rancid.

Rich.

[Muggy]

Yip, laughing all the way to the bank.

This post has been edited by Muggy: 15 October 2011 - 21:06

[TONTROOPER]

Tyler, on 15 October 2011 - 20:57, said:

Rich.

Aye!...he is rich...at your clubs expense!...