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4 hours ago, srw said:

Aberdeen are 8/13, which is a very good price considering everything.

Cant do it though, but I predict a 0-2 scoreline.

So predictable.

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5 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:

Will need to see the highlights - convinced the penalty was a dive.

Anyone get a better view?

It was a definite penalty.

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35 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:

jnelms@dundeefc.co.uk

I'm away to write a really angry email.

I suggest that as many others do as well.

This is worse than when Kernighan and Coco were managers.

Well I wrote an email, it wasn't angry, just more of a plea. What else could we do?

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Stay strong Dees.
It’s written in the stars, you’ll pump the dabs in the playoffs.
We're no making no play offs. Not with JM in charge. We'll be relegated before we play Hamilton.
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jnelms@dundeefc.co.uk

I'm away to write a really angry email.

I suggest that as many others do as well.

This is worse than when Kernighan and Coco were managers.


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Well I wrote an email, it wasn't angry, just more of a plea. What else could we do?


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I float in and out of P&B and haven’t really been using it much in the last year or two. I know that some of the St. Johnstone fans have always been involved in our forums as well as that Accies nutter, when do you begin your obsession and why?
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Unspectacular performance but enough to get past Dundee. Good start but then the 1st half turned to dogshit and Dundee played some half decent stuff tbf.

 On to the Shay Logan haterz next week.

Cant see Dundee turning this around tbh which is a shame as I’d rather they stay up than shite like St Mirren.

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Someone sent me "Nelmsy"s programme notes from today's game. It was all a bit Romanovesque.

Good afternoon and welcome to today’s Ladbrokes Premiership match against Aberdeen Football Club. We would like to extend a warm welcome to manager Derek McInnes, the directors, players, guests and fans of the Dons to Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park this afternoon. I would also like to welcome our partners McEwan Fraser Legal, Kilmac, Scott Fyffe Motors, Crown Engineering, Dr. Noodles and digital media partner Blue2 to the ground this afternoon.
Frustration. We are all feeling it. Seasons like this feels like everything is against you…injuries, on-field decisions, SFA inconsistencies, etc. These are not excuses, but it does make you ask the question: Why do we do what we do? Why do we go to the games? Why do we support this team? When we came to Dundee, we were told that the state of affairs within Scottish football was, “No one likes us, we don't care.” We took this this with a grain of salt, but still today - in some cases - it still seems ring true.
So why do we do what we do, and how? We trust that in everything we do, our belief is to challenge the existing state of affairs. We believe in accelerative thinking, exceeding historic boundaries, and ultimately achieving sustained excellence. How we do this is by providing a stable and safe platform for individuals to challenge their boundaries, push their limits and realize their potential. This is the fundamental basis of how we run the organization. Through the implementation of this belief the Club is stronger in every department. We have increased revenue streams and introduced new ones. The media department is recognized as one of the best in the country. The Academy is strong, stable, and the first young group of players that we brought in are challenging for first team football. We raise thousands of pounds for our charity partners each year. All departments are in much better shape than when we arrived. Any and all funds that are beyond the budget and reported losses are spent solely on the football department. Yet we are still frustrated. We have brought in three managers. Two with little experience, backing them based on how we do things, providing a stable and safe platform. We desperately wanted them to both to succeed but for various reasons they ultimately did not. Now we have Jim at the helm. Much more experience and the data shows that he is the best person to lead Dundee. We have and will continue to provide him and the players the platform to be successful. It is frustrating right now, but we believe that positively supporting is the only way to get through this season safely. It is difficult to do, but we are the only ones that can do it. We are Dundee Football Club: No one likes us, and we don't care.
Thank you to all who support the Club unconditionally each week, home and away, especially during these frustrating times while we continue to build our exceptional Club. Let’s raise our voices for the next 90 minutes and carry our team to a positive result. COME ON DUNDEE!!

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