PJMs

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Originally Posted by NaeMairNeeps

(and by the way, if that tickles yer fancy, ye can listen to a fkn wonderful album here ... https://www.josephparsons.com/tftf ... )

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..... apologies ... the above link is 30 second samples o' a wonderful album ....but well worthy o' a listen, an' well worthy o' checkin oot further .... nae usually my kind o' sh"t, but def best live act Ah've experienced (baith times) locally in the last 5 years ;)

Joot are delighted to find they will be taking to the hallowed Hampden turf this coming season, not once, but twice! ... away to Queens Park. A wee addition to their match programme honours list in the near future nae doot :D

Sturrock thinks they've got the right man:
"He did very well at Alloa and at St Mirren and that doesn’t happen out of nothing."

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/spor...ngerines-boss/

Yes, wee diddy teams are his forte.

Apologies to St Mirren who are clearly bigger than united.
Alloa would probably give them a run for their (lack of) money too.

The f*uckers are 100 years old today.

They have had their game moved to tonight, against the wishes of Arbroath, whose part time players will be working today.

Be very nice to see their birthday celebrations spoiled with an Arbroath win.

100 years of relegations, runners up medals, handbag dipping & massive lice

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Originally Posted by Mason89

100 years of relegations, runners up medals, handbag dipping & massive lice

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A very dilussional fanbase too.

Possibly the most dilussional in Scotland.

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Originally Posted by TheDeeDon

Possibly the most dilussional in Scotland.

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Agreed. Fans are total wallopers

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Originally Posted by Mason89

Agreed. Fans are total wallopers

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Golfers, podcasters, HR Directors, luvvie journos and broadcasters, and Ricky fûcking Ross. A safe option for the middle classes. Utter wânkers.

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Originally Posted by TheDeeDon

The f*uckers are 100 years old today.

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That's weird cos they were actually formed in 1909 as Dundee Hibernian.

Maybe they're trying to forget the glory years of Second Division and Eastern League mediocrity.

Or that, after leading a call for the restart of Division 2 after WW1 and the introduction of automatic promotion/relegation to be introduced in 1921/22, they then filled one of those spots in Div 2, ending up in the Alliance League.

And almost going bust ... hence the rejig as United.

The one good thing about them being top of the league is that they can easily f*ck it up from here and finish second, which is the very ethos of the club.