O/T Improving Football

[jjaflup22]

I'm not surprised.

Great comeback!

[Shedboy1971]

Is this Harry Hill Saturday night fight?

[spikeontheright]

Is this Harry Hill Saturday night fight?

It's like drinking in the house before you go for a night out - I'm just taking it a step further by getting my fighting done at home instead of in the taxi rank.

[spikeontheright]

Great comeback!

Great comeback!

[Whitfieldarab]

The only thing that'll attract folk to Tannadice is winning, pure and simple.

Agree

[spikeontheright]

Cost has nothing to do with it then?

[TerryTheTerror]

Cost has everything to do with it but are we prepared to accept less money to spend on the team for the sake of cheaper tickets?

[jjaflup22]

It's like drinking in the house before you go for a night out - I'm just taking it a step further by getting my fighting done at home instead of in the taxi rank.

I'm a lover not a fighter... 😉

[spikeontheright]

Cost has everything to do with it but are we prepared to accept less money to spend on the team for the sake of cheaper tickets?

It wouldn't mean less money for the team if the right balance was struck.

Anyway, that's not the argument that's going on at the moment. The folk I'm arguing with are saying that winning games is all that will get people back.

There are a lot of things that could get people back to football and winning is one of them but it's not the be all and end all. If it was, everyone in Scotland would support Celtic.

I posted a couple of things that might help but have been met with the same old arguments from the superfans who would turn up at Tannadice no matter what. Why don't they understand that other people would need more to attract them to attend football matches?

[spikeontheright]

I'm a lover not a fighter... ��

Me too - replace 'fighting' with 'beaten up'.