Fans wanted communication.fans got communication. Nobody said they wanted quality communication.and we did learn St John's has a pool......
Might as well have not bothered.
Smoke and mirrors all pointing toward a planned FPS exit.
Fans wanted communication.fans got communication. Nobody said they wanted quality communication.and we did learn St John's has a pool......
Linda thinks he's doing a grand job.....his mate WGS thinks he's doing a grand job.....they both think each other is doing a grand job......grand.
The ground at Camperdown was bought four years ago, but they have never applied for planning permission.
Reminds me of the time when Gellatly, the chairman of Dundee FC, spent over £20,000 pounds on plans for an all seater stadium for
Dens Park, long before the old firm had even thought of it, again ,it came to nothing, promises promises !
I find it strange that Nelms did not set up a press conference to announce the Legoland design of the new stadium development at Camperdown instead of just posting it on the club website.
Dark Blue Property Holdings Limited (DBPH) purchased the ground at Camperdown on or before 12th July 2016.
I enclose the list of Standard Securities previously held by Vico Camperdown Limited who are now called Castle Street (Dumbarton) Developments Limited. https://find-and-update.company-info...225203/charges
According to the DBPH annual accounts for the year ending 31st May 2017
Item 4 - Investments
Valuation:
Additions at cost £1,296,158.
I enclose the DBPH Filing History from the Companies House website for your information. https://find-and-update.company-info...filing-history
The Directors of DBPH got a bargain when they purchased the 29.7 acres of ground at Camperdown north of the Kingsway as Vico Camperdown Limited had it listed in their annual accounts at £1,500,000!
I think we are getting what we asked for about the stadium. For those who don't want to move nothing John Nelms can say will ever be enough to persuade them that this is a good plan.
My view is that other stadia seem to be able to generate additional income for their football clubs and at the very beginning of the discussion about building a stadium it appeared that Dens Park was limited for quality function space and decent carparking. I don't think anything has happened to make Dens an attractive proposition for an upgrade and I am unaware of any discussions taking place about a possible upgrade for Dens.
Other stadia seem to be able to generate additional income for their football clubs providing it is properly marketed and advertised. These football clubs have to own their own stadium which will not happen at Campy Nou. DBPH will own the new stadium and Dundee Football Club will be in the same position as they are at present.
They will still not own their football stadium and they will likely have a lease paying an annual rent plus being responsible for any repairs and improvements.
In my opinion the lounges at Dens Park could be open to the public for lunches and hired out to interested groups both during the day and in the evening.
There is plenty of free on street parking in the streets around Den Park including Sandeman Street apart from Match Days when Sandeman Street is closed off beside Dens Park.
The ground behind the Bobby Cox Stand could be used for off street parking for people attending functions in the Dens Park lounges or bar lunches.
Nothing is impossible unless FPS are determined to close down Dens Park as quickly as possible.