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    Derby legends interviews

    On radio tay Keith Wright said scoring 3 v utd is one of the highlights of his career.

    Next up Alex Smith said he lost his 1st derby and dundee celebrated like they'd won the scottish cup. How the **** does any dundee player or fan know what it's like to win the scottish cup?????

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    So the highlight of a barren career supporting the Fun, winning against United.

    Nae real trophy wins for the trophy virgins that they can remember of unless they are around 50 or so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arab 8010 View Post
    On radio tay Keith Wright said scoring 3 v utd is one of the highlights of his career.

    Next up Alex Smith said he lost his 1st derby and dundee celebrated like they'd won the scottish cup. How the **** does any dundee player or fan know what it's like to win the scottish cup?????


    The personal sentiments are obviously alien to them unless they have been getting birthday telegrams from the Queen for quite a number of years. However, in fairness to them they can very easily make 'comparison' studies, e.g. comparing seeing the Dundee players celebrating after beating United with watching other teams (on the telly) celebrating after winning the Scottish Cup. In addition, those Dundee fans about to enter their dotage, or older, do have a 1973 Scottish League Cup win from which to assess a comparison, it being classed as a major Scottish Football honour. That one of course is a double edged sword. It marks the 'end' of Dundee FC's major honours successes and begins the tenure of what became the 'Big Team' in Dundee, for the following year United reached their first ever major honours final, the Scottish Cup, and although resoundingly beaten by Celtic, it was the first step in the Golden era. Senior Football in Dundee is mainly about ancient and modern history. Our successes began when Dundee FC's ended. I can remember the transition well, which proves I am about to enter my dotage, BUT, I remember it with a clarity that suggests I still have possession of my marbles. I understand that some posters will have opposing opinions about that latter remark!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GFLower View Post
    So the highlight of a barren career supporting the Fun, winning against United.

    Nae real trophy wins for the trophy virgins that they can remember of unless they are around 50 or so.
    The only way to make them see sense is to descend to their level. They are limited to two goals in life, beating United (irrespective of the importance of the game) and rejoicing in their two modern day Fizzy Cup wins. If we are to engage with them in any meaningful debate, then it must be on their terms of 'meaningful' which is as aforesaid. This is why we 'must' beat them on Sunday AND why we must do a League Cup and win the Fizzy for the second (successive) year. They lead 2-1 on Fizzy wins and (from their perspective) this means everything to them. How could it be otherwise? We could win the Championship, the Scottish and League Cups this year, but from a Fun standpoint this is all meaningless, it will all be about they have won the Fizzy more than us. We must put that factor to the sword this year (from a Fun standpoint) and if normal Derby service is resumed, then as the Tremeloes used to sing.... 'Silence is Golden!'
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    The Massacre of 65 was the turning of the tide.
    And I wiz there.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SmedDUm View Post
    The Massacre of 65 was the turning of the tide.
    And I wiz there.

    The doon derby was the turning of the tide i wiz there, not many Arabs were though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by djh1711 View Post
    The doon derby was the turning of the tide i wiz there, not many Arabs were though!
    The turning of the tide. 😂😂😂

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    Quote Originally Posted by djh1711 View Post
    The doon derby was the turning of the tide i wiz there, not many Arabs were though!

    Deeluded

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    Quote Originally Posted by RAM1971 View Post
    The only way to make them see sense is to descend to their level. They are limited to two goals in life, beating United (irrespective of the importance of the game) and rejoicing in their two modern day Fizzy Cup wins. If we are to engage with them in any meaningful debate, then it must be on their terms of 'meaningful' which is as aforesaid. This is why we 'must' beat them on Sunday AND why we must do a League Cup and win the Fizzy for the second (successive) year. They lead 2-1 on Fizzy wins and (from their perspective) this means everything to them. How could it be otherwise? We could win the Championship, the Scottish and League Cups this year, but from a Fun standpoint this is all meaningless, it will all be about they have won the Fizzy more than us. We must put that factor to the sword this year (from a Fun standpoint) and if normal Derby service is resumed, then as the Tremeloes used to sing.... 'Silence is Golden!'
    Eh Dinnae ken anyone who cares we've won the fizzy mair than you. Not one

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    Quote Originally Posted by _JohnGotti_ View Post
    Eh Dinnae ken anyone who cares we've won the fizzy mair than you. Not one
    We've been it in twice and beat on pens in 1st final & won 2nd final.
    Fun have had fun winning it twice in about 37 fun attempts.
    Such Fun.
    Just Fun.
    Nothing but Fun.
    Fun all the way.
    Non-stop Fun.

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