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  1. I doubt he is, given several previous posts he made. To the game: if I was anybody but a United fan, I'd be wanting Rovers to win this, in the same way I rooted for QP, Arbroath and dare I say it, Dundee, over the last 3 seasons.
  2. A good bit earlier in this thread, folk were shooting down the possibility of Police Scotland having any say in operational issues at Tannadice, even although every single game in the SPFL has to have an appointed 'Event Policing Lead'. The more high profile the match, the more the police will get involved in advance. It's easier than catching criminals. I've little doubt you'll get shot down for writing this, so I'll emphasise it needn't have turned out this way, as United could have foreseen the end of the season could have placed demands on the capacity limits they've contributed to by their decision to close off the Fair Play Stand.
  3. Agree with @Tannadeechee above, nonetheless I've spoken to fans who have sat behind Goodwin at away games, and contrary to the majority view that he's negative and does little during matches to influence players and the game, they insist he is positive, coaxing the team forward, encouraging faster movement on the ball, and talking specific players through the game. I've not witnessed that, and don't think Goodwin will ultimately be at Tannadice for long, yet there's no reason, you'd think, for these fans to make this up.
  4. Looked back at his timeline: Derek Stark was eventually forced to quit due to persistent knee problems over the whole of his final season, 83-84. A cartilage cyst finally ended his football career. He had looked to join the police a couple of seasons earlier, and left the club briefly, but had then signed his first full time contract in 1982. Stark had signed as a 16 year old in 1975, and remained part time, working as a coachbuilder until 1981.
  5. 83. PC Stark scored against Roma and played his last ever game that same month.
  6. Scotland 1961: back: Bobby Shearer, Eric Caldow, Frank Haffey, Billy McNeill, Bert McCann, David Mackay front: Johnny MacLeod, Denis Law, Ian St John, Pat Quinn, Davie Wilson, Duncan Mackay.
  7. Bit of an own goal that: To be fair, it applies more to United than Dundee this season.
  8. No, they don't. There's an opportunity to do so, or certainly was, but it's a matter of choice. Nobody I know does it.
  9. We're wallowing in cash, and it shows. Think the price stayed the same, but if fans requested it they could get a money off voucher for the club shop (due to relegation).
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