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I did wonder how long it would take for this thread to take a turn for the sexy.

Fascism is bad, so overthrow democracy to get rid of the fascists. Here's a bunch of random quotes and lists of events. Beatles did 9/11. RIP Detournement, we barely knew ye.

Watched the game on iPlayer, Dabrowski's save from Samuel was reminiscent of Gordon Banks save from Pele, probably better as Pele's header was going to hit the post.

WTAF is the point of having a former Scotland U21 player, former young player of the season and one of our own players with a record for scoring some cracking goals doing sitting on the bench. Why do we have a young guy signed on a 3 year deal who can score goals sitting on the bench for the 90. macgregor and Brookes should have been on before Lawel and Pepel but they’re not Dunc’s choices so they don’t get on.. feckin ridiculous

Jim Hermiston, Brisbane Lions and George Campbell, SM Hellas in action in 1978. Jim Hermiston was voted NSL Player of the Year in 1980. He was a NSL Cup winner with Brisbane City in 1977 and again with Brisbane Lions in 1981.

Just stink it out the morra and if Partick are in the play offs should be fine,then a draw against dumfermline season 23-24 over.

More Motherwell connections Down Under. Dixie Deans and Jumbo Muir with Adelaide City in 1978. This was an away game at Footscray JUST that City won 1-0. Dixie Deans scored 30 goals in 3 seasons with City. Jim Muir played 5 times for Australia in 1980 (England, Northern Ireland 3, Mexico). The same pen picture of Jim Muir was used in programmes for all the games).

In 1978 Peter Marinello played 11 games, scoring 1 goal on loan for Canberra City in the second NSL season. He was with Motherwell at the time.

Working together for B teams Working together for tours of Australia Working together to hamstring the rest of Scottish football Working together to clamp down on the rancid behaviour of their fanbase

Im not considering the clowns making the decisions or sat listening to lee johnson

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A 1978 ad from Melbourne’s Soccer News.

Graham Honeyman played for East Fife and had a 2 or 3 games for Dundee United. He played for West Adelaide Hellas in the old NSL and was voted NSL Player of the Year in 1985. The picture is him in action for East Fife against St Johnstone in 1971.

I'm in South Stand upper, but I'm still trying look for my wee binos, as well as my Calumn Morrison training beeny Can't remember if I've stuck them down the basement; will report back on this critical matter ASAP

Bonnyrigg Rose 2-1 Spartans Clyde 0-2 Stenhousemuir Elgin City 1-1 Peterhead Forfar Athletic 0-2 East Fife Stranraer 1-1 Dumbarton

We have plenty to play for.

Stop biting FFS

More from Dundee’s 1978 Australian tour. The picture at the bottom of the 2nd page is of George Campbell from Caol near Fort William. He was who was playing his first season for South Melbourne Hellas having transferred from Aberdeen earlier that year. He was with the Dons from 1972-1978. Jim Hermiston mentioned in the Queensland v Dundee report is another ex Dons and played in the 1969/70 Scottish Cup winning team.

This is probably a failure of media of all stripes in the UK - but there is nothing in Schengen that stops countries controlling their own borders at need. During Covid, it was very common....

Big Dunc obviously hates us, but a still love him. The gimpy usual suspects rovers fans hate um cause they canny let things go. Just like a their first break up or cause their a middle bairn

In an ever tightening economy, that's putting a hell of a faith in the 'build it and they will come' ethos, as I said to Robbo earlier. As I've said, I absolutely love what Smith has done for club and ground but the way they're going at the moment, is the same head in the sand nonsense we had over L.B. I hope to F we stay up, I hope they have a huge support package for Brown in a few weeks and we can start kicking on. I will happily eat humble pie and I will buy a season ticket. I will not do tho if they think they can wing it and it's pretty clear I'm not the only one feeling this way. I also believe, if they don't come good on so.e decent singings, Brown will walk. Listening to his interview at H.T. in the ICT game, he's got dreams to go places and strives to be successful, if we can only offer him a new hospitality suite, he's not hanging about. Anyways, here's to a 2-1 win tomorrow and a party.

That’s why half decent infrastructure is a solid platform

It's not that long ago we had 900 at home games. As a long term season ticket holder I feel we are going the right way and have happily bought my new season ticket (for the old stand....... a creature of habit who doesn't like to have to wear sunglasses!) The new income streams will definitely support the player budget, as I'm sure they do already. (As an aside the hub needs to expand in some way, they have worked on the bar queues but they need to look at covering the outside area, even just to keep the rain off and the seats dry as their income is limited by the space). Onwards and upwards, just need to stay up!

Yes, the core support do, but we want to build and this is my whole point... you need all the other fans in, not just them that'll always go, if you want to make a success. There's no way in hell, I believe a reasonable business plan relays purely on 2k home support, a pub, and a hospitality that, after it's initial opening boom, will fall on it's arse if the footie is absolute gash.