Reply With Quote'getting over'. More charity from DFC?
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Dundee sign Meekings on a one year deal.
A sensible deal considering he is getting over a bad knee injury.
Hope he gets back to full fitness, McCann building a really strong squad
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'getting over'. More charity from DFC?
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Hes been training at the club over the summer
surely the physio will have a big say in any signing that has had previous injury problems
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It would be a big disappointment if he fell into the good when fit category that seemed to be the hallmark of many of our signings. Argument used to be that if he was fully fit he'd be getting much more money elsewhere. He has been training with us and it does seem likely that we would know exactly how good his knee is and what the chances are that he will be a regular player for us.Originally Posted by Taintedice
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'He has worked closely with physio Gerry Docherty at the club and is currently focusing on getting up to match fitness'
By playing matches, starting with tomorrow, hopefully I'm being dense to think otherwise.
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We seem to be a wee bit free and was with the dosh.....just saying.
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Extra money from the TVs games,
Twice against the dabs, Celtic in the cup and hibs
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Prem games earn the club nothing, a 1230 Sunday KO compared to 3pm Saturday will cost the club. Especially as the tickets are £26. I cannot actually believe a half-fit defender has been signed ahead of a fit striker. Different manager, same sh1t
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