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Incredibly harsh when it's the council's fault for not unblocking the Dens Rd drains.....

Who knows how it actually comes about. I do know that the owners of both Brighton & Brentford have been shown around Tannadice, however. I think we'll hear more once our Premiership return has been...

Who knows? Maybe we'd have found someone else to invest who'd have us in a far better position than we are now. Financially his tenure has set us back years.

We took 10M steps back. ££££

There is truth in the investment talk, although more likely Brighton than Brentford at this stage

Yeah, impossible. You'd be asking fans to use the same entrance/exit points, which is never gonna happen.

He creates a new one every time he gets banned. Complete f*cking loser.

FP upper is apparently fine. FP lower isn't.

Your post reads as if we're being looked at by Liverpools owners. We're not. It's been suggested by a data expert company that we are an attractive prospect to a club like Liverpool.

Not quite correct.

"Dundee United have been identified as a potential target to be bought by the owners of Liverpool, according to data experts. Sports tech company Prospect, which utilises AI to...

Sheep mad. Newcastle mad also. C*nts a f*cking wierdo.

Yip. F*ck the Huns. C*nts.

Their club secretary has just been on Sky Sports blaming the postponements on climate change.

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Yeah, it's a terribly misleading statement tbh.

Correct, and going back to your previous post, "greens on golf courses used to have worm casts on them until the greenkeepers decided to get rid of the worms"....switching was the process until...

Spot on mate.

Also, at no point in that article does it say the pitch is being 'relaid'.

Sky Sports even getting in on the joke now.

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Solid tining golf greens is a process that has happened for a long time, and will continue to happen, regardless of worm activity. Worm specific pesticides have been banned for years. Worms are...

See the yellow attachment on the back of that big blue tractor? It's called a Vredo compact disc seeder. It's used for seeding the pitch.....but never mind.

A year to seed a pitch. 🤣 Go do some...

😂😂😂

Tried to offer a bit of advice to give you an understanding of the situation but it's clearly making no difference. Ah well, enjoy another call-off and a six figure sum to sort your pitch. 👍🏼

6-7 weeks and you comfortably have a game of football on it. Motherwell we're playin on theirs 4.5 weeks after seeding the year they rebuilt their pitch. Dens wasn't relaid, it was seeded, like...

There a chance that happens. It'll pass the first inspection, but rain is forecast in the afternoon. I'd imagine there will be an inspection later in the day.

Called it. 😁

I'm doing nothing more than offering a bit of 'knowledge', but I'll happily f*ck off and leave you to blame blocked drains on Dens Rd if you'd prefer? 👍🏼

All new pitches are made using a silica sand base with a sand based root zone on top. The rootzone will have something like 10% soil through it to help stabilise nutrition. As you've said, sand...

Indeed. Have similarly done it dampened in a bucket of water. Wait until it turns white and spread it. Seed will germinate literally anywhere there's water and heat.