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The fact that the training facilities are proposed to be on the publicly owned, gifted to the people of Dundee Camperdown Park means it's not just a major doubt, it's a phucking red line. I'm pretty sure there will be (quite rightly) a heap of objections to this should it go to planning permission.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim_Jam
Genuinely think the owners are con men. Been the same for quite a lot of owners of Dundee. Unfortunately the BNB loyal rather focus on us and our debt, owners etc. Some seem to have woken up though but it seems like a perfect disaster about to happen with relegation too. Being totally neutral after investing heavily on 3 strikers and relying on external funding for Charlie relegation is going to hammer them.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTaway
Being totally un neutral - thats fvcking pleasing as fvkc
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Originally Posted by JamesMcClean
Taking away the fact it's the fun, that's the biggest thing for me, seeing the training pitches on that area, how would that be allowed, access looks a major issue and would the noise be closed enough (if there was a big team visiting like Utd) to affect the animals at Campy zoo? Particular an evening game
The ground itself is better than dens but got a modern lego affair is alright if it ever became reality, still be the second best stadium in the city right enough
Seriously who cares .. why are we even discussing this ??
On one hand people on here continually saying all they do is focus on us, then you come on here and we have dedicate an entire thread to them ??
Personally taking off the tangerine tinted specs for a second , this facility , if it happens, would be a great thing for the city in terms of someplace that could hold concerts ( something neither Tannadice or Dens are suitable for ) and other leisure facilities rumoured to be included .
Aside from that i couldn't care less .
So you're OK with them taking up a chunk of Camperdown Park?Quote:
Originally Posted by DBDU
Someone not understanding a city rivalry, fans of both teams have discussed events across the road both ways since the forums begun... Back before this forum started in 2002 it was the same over on rivals.net, the funsters were louder then as was during bonettis first season and they thought we were going doon, they were seek when we turned it round second half of the season and survived at McDiarmid from 2-0 doon
Personally I get a whole lot of pleasure laughing at the plight of the FUN.Quote:
Originally Posted by DBDU
There is little that makes me giggle so much.
They never fail to leave me in stitches.
Hospitality ... tree .. flare ... trolley .. fox ... doon glasses ... Nou Campy ... ... No means Yes ...
Life just wouldn't be the same without them.
Oh how could I forget ... Agent Mac
Personally i dont get much fun out of their plight as apparently it would upset my Grandfather from Angus! XD;D:PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim_Jam
At least your Grandfather would have kissed silver. (if he is over 65)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chick A Saw