Alan_G

I only ever witnessed one here, it was about a dozen folk huddled ready to start at around 8am on a Sunday morning outnumbered by the polis. Checking council site looks like 11 in 17 years, which is still shamefully high. One of the applicants looks to change its name every year and their only web presence is a social media account where the second image is of a proscribed organisation.

Seems impossible to turn over a 36 goal difference but Raith do play Morten next.

Lucky, DUTV ain't even working for me today, what a complete shambles of a service, bad enough it usually cuts out repeatedly.

The big league won't finish for ages yet cos there's still games that will get pushed back til about July at this rate.

lol at Baird

So there could be headlines about United being in the black.

TBF they probably thought "midweek game, on the telly, in the evening rain, it'll be called off" but found a pitch looking decent at this point of the season and clearly a competent groundskeeping team able to avoid a call off.

As it's the money men behind Dundee who failed to invest in facilities causing this delay, surely the fairest thing is to not punish the club but deduct 3 points from the company. That should leave everyone happy. Good luck on the club in their attempt to break a record https://www.theguardian.com/football/2006/mar/22/theknowledge.sport

Pitch looks so bad a player could go flying to the ground when no one is even near them. Game on then

Game abandoned and either 1. Rangers winning 5-0, awarded 3-0 win for abandoned game, celtic win league on goal difference of +1 2. Charge fans for tickets for replay for the seethe

Game delayed cos of the zombies setting off flares again and causing an evacuation. The extra 20minutes means more rain on pitch, game abandoned in 80th minute.

Hearing the pitch is waterlogged again after the Dees completely melted in the last 15 minutes

Just cos I saw the Dee4Life stuff when they posted about Nou Campy healthy fanbase with a long term future. 70% > 55

Weird narrow angle, you'd think the crowd would be shown. Mind you, this united one has the same angle

I was repeating what Dundee fans who had posted elsewhere had said as to why you had to move from Dens. One I spoke to IRL was explaining how you couldn't knock it down to replace/expand etc, but also how you were gonna sell the ground and houses would be built on it. I had assumed the bit he was havering about was how it could be knocked down to make houses but not a new stand, not that it was listed at all.

I think I maybe posted twice in this thread, hardly worth a call out. Will see when a spade hits the ground. Moneys still on "they'll sell Dens and the houses and do a runner". Useless council suggested the site so no point objecting to yet more stuff being built on Camperdown. See above though, debt not with Dundee so how many shell companies are involved in the shenanigans of maybe definitely building a stadium. Given you had to pay Strachan in penny shares instead of actual money it seems you don't have the £150m or whatever the figure is sitting at now. One thing I have never seen adressed in any of this though is: if Dens can't be renovated cos the ancient stand is listed so can't be modified or knocked down etc, then the first part of the plan "sell Dens ground first for housing etc" has a wee snag in it no? Is the stand just gonna stay there rotting forever? (like Dens currently is)

0-0 with the now traditional "goal crosses the line at Partick but the ref doesn't see it" incident to take the focus for why we don't get 3 points.

Commentator trying to claim boos are for the officials. Yeah sure.

TBF it was the funniest friday night fitba halftime segment since the ancient guy rambling about dung being rubbed on dens turnstiles and walls to try and stop dees climbing in for free.

"he gets dick right in the mouth there"

Could no one be arsed doing a find/replace before submitting in the last 5 months - first document I opened says Dens is "Now also known as the Kilmac Stadium" And that it's capacity is "11,850.1"

Imagine how bad you'd have to be to lose to a team with him in their squad though.

Teams should absolutely be allowed to decide who the referee is for all their matches. And so United should be commended for giving some much needed work to Bob Valentine.

Obviously, I would have preferred us to be in our home kit, but this is better than last time for that reason. (Never saw anything from United when compaining about it btw, and looks like they've caused the problem again and left it to Arbroath to sort)