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    Quote Originally Posted by noahrab View Post
    Or a chastity belt.
    Not too concerned on that front with Islay, Mrs. Islay would batter him if he even considered it

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    Quote Originally Posted by noahrab View Post
    Or a chastity belt.
    😆😆😆

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    Is that the piece of ground which you can see from Clepington Road.
    If so there is barely enough ground to fit in a football stadium let alone car parking.
    It might have been fine sixty years ago when most people took public transport or walked to Dens Park but these days sadly are now over as most people take their car to go to Dens Park.
    These new parking rules around Dens Park and Tannadice Park have resulted in the streets further away from both stadiums being full of parked cars every time there is a home game at Dens or Tannadice.
    Nelms in his interview stated that one of his reasons for wanting a new stadium at Camperdown was the new parking rules around Dens Park on match days.
    In my opinion Nelms is now clutching at straws to try to justify his new stadium as these rules were not in place in July 2016 when Dark Blue Property Holdings Limited purchased their Campy Nou site.
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    Nelms also stated in the interview that there was 400 coats of paint on the Archibald Leitch Main Stand at Dens Park.
    That is a lot of rubbish.
    When I helped to clean the bird sh1t off the seats in the Main Stand in July 2022 some of the metal at the back of the Main Stand beside the Press Box was bare metal with the paint having worn away thanks to the management of Dundee Football Club’s failure to ensure that the Dens Park Stadium is being fully maintained.
    your post on the main stand brought memories back when myself and a workmate used to shoot the pigeons in the main stand once a week,normally late afternoon, we then gathered up the pigeons and sold them to a local game company !

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    Quote Originally Posted by deecom View Post
    your post on the main stand brought memories back when myself and a workmate used to shoot the pigeons in the main stand once a week,normally late afternoon, we then gathered up the pigeons and sold them to a local game company !
    Surely they would've been barkit toon doos, AKA scuts, and not the more edible wood doos? But then I suppose an unscrupulous game dealer could mince them up, mix them with some road kill deer, and sell them as venison burgers or sausages?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    Surely they would've been barkit toon doos, AKA scuts, and not the more edible wood doos? But then I suppose an unscrupulous game dealer could mince them up, mix them with some road kill deer, and sell them as venison burgers or sausages?
    Exactly what I was thinking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    Surprised at that - always had you down as the Ferry / Monifieth / Carnoustie type - Invergowrie at a push but certainly not as someone that actually lived in Dundee - no idea where I got that impression from mind.

    I'm also disheartened to hear you're within walking distance of that location because it means you're probably within walking distance of where I live. Given your history of asking people in The Coxy if they knew me or where I sat that's a concern for me.
    This is a strange comment from you as have only sat in the Bobby Cox Stand at League Cup matches and the Cammy Kerr Testimonial match and I have no interest where you sit in Dens Park or if people knew you.
    I know that you are a former Dee4life director and according to your previous posts you live in Downfield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    On this you are correct but not for the reason you've stated. The Main Stand at Dens was usually painted approximately every two to three years. For it to have 400 coats of paint it would need to be between 800 and 1,200 years old which simply isn't the case.

    The minimum average thickness of a coat of paint on a steel structure (as per EN ISO 1461) is 85 microns or 0.085mm. 400 coats of paint would therefore mean, assuming the old paint was not blasted off at every recoating, that there would be around 34mm of paint on the steel structures of The Main Stand. I'm not sure that's the case.

    More lies by John Nelms? Or simply exaggerating to make a point?
    More likely a lack of homework by John Nelms trying to justify building a new stadium at Camperdown by making this ridiculous comment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    I know that you are a former Dee4life director and according to your previous posts you live in Downfield.
    You seem to be confusing me with somebody else

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    You seem to be confusing me with somebody else
    Judging by your previous posts certainly not.

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