Jim Mac Fun Boss

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Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab

Next on the agenda is the cup replay between the highlanders in midweek. A wee bit of interest in that ane, see who we'll get in the next roond aye......... The Dees will be in their bed as usual.

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Just up. What was the score?

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Originally Posted by shedka

Tainted losing the plot, three years of scraping about the bottom losing most games home and away and routinely out of cups early by championship sides has him deemented lol

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just find it funny how every dundee loss sparks a frenzy on here, how can you be arsed? And I can't believe Livi promoted via the playoffs slipped my mind, guess 'the fun' had went out of it in the previous round and I lost interest. Enjoy your evening, great crowd by the way :D

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Originally Posted by Shedboy1971

he also seems illiterate - certainly cant read logical posts and provide any coherent argument or response.

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Originally Posted by petermackie

Don't disagree with most of what you're saying...but I do think the set up of the league has contributed massively to your support holding up especially last 2 seasons when Hibs and St Mirren had the league won by February

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I think shedka has forgotten/wasn't aware playoffs were first introduced the season Dundee were promoted, 2013/14.

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Originally Posted by Taintedice

just find it funny how every dundee loss sparks a frenzy on here, how can you be arsed? And I can't believe Livi promoted via the playoffs slipped my mind, guess 'the fun' had went out of it in the previous round and I lost interest. Enjoy your evening, great crowd by the way :D

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Luvin' it.

They are hurting ha ha, relief for them, understandable

It's 13 years and counting now since 3rd tier Gretna (Dr Deuchar double) handed them their arse in the 2006 Scottish Cup semi.... Only time they have been to Hampden since was when 4th tier Queens Park put them out the league cup in an early rd

The fun.

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Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab

Hope St Mirren finish 2nd bottom. That would give us our best chance of going up through the play offs.

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Before we get to that point we have to consider who the other two play off clubs in our division are going to be. Assuming Rossco's walk in the park progress to the title, they could be ICT, Ayr Shed, Dunfermline etc. On yesterday's performance against ICT we would be looking at let's try again next season. As the pressure now builds on us to get promotion, we might be lucky to stay in the play offs?

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Originally Posted by Taintedice

I think shedka has forgotten/wasn't aware playoffs were first introduced the season Dundee were promoted, 2013/14.

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Be fair to the guy. Back then we were only looking up from our lofty position, not looking downwards. Play offs were hardly a consideration for the Shed.

Jim macs home record... Oh dear....

Anyway, See the tully are making a big deal out of the fun taking a "bumper" support to paisley... For a big relegation 6 pointer at this stage of the season... Like it's something special

I'm guessing they are likely to sell out the away stand..... like we did last month in the cup, so 1500-1600 or whatever it is it holds... Tbf a normal big support on the road for them is 700-800 so it is bumper compared to the usual 200-300

However don't recall bumper support headlines for us, we took a smaller than normal crowd we'd usually take to Dunfermline midweek but was still 1337 which was only arranged a week ago (1800+ there in Oct) , recently nearly 2k at Falkirk, as well as big followings at Firhill and Dingwall

Must be because it's more expected when it's United .

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Originally Posted by shedka

Jim macs home record... Oh dear....

Anyway, See the tully are making a big deal out of the fun taking a "bumper" support to paisley... For a big relegation 6 pointer at this stage of the season... Like it's something special

I'm guessing they are likely to sell out the away stand..... like we did last month in the cup, so 1500-1600 or whatever it is it holds... Tbf a normal big support on the road for them is 700-800 so it is bumper compared to the usual 200-300

However don't recall bumper support headlines for us, we took a smaller than normal crowd we'd usually take to Dunfermline midweek but was still 1337 which was only arranged a week ago (1800+ there in Oct) , recently nearly 2k at Falkirk, as well as big followings at Firhill and Dingwall

Must be because it's more expected when it's United .

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they will never ever sell out that stand