"The entrenched rights of the A shares can block ground sharing at Tannadice"
Im sure United can also block ground sharing at Tannadice.
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"The entrenched rights of the A shares can block ground sharing at Tannadice"
Im sure United can also block ground sharing at Tannadice.
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The Dabs do not have entrenched rights blocking a move from Tannadice to ground share at Arbroath.Originally Posted by ROMA84
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What do you mean with this statement, do you know more than others or is this another made up thought to try to make you popular?
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I will try to explain things to you.
The Dundee United Supporters Society Limited does not own any shares in the Dundee United Football Company Limited which has entrenched rights that can prevent Dundee United FC playing their home games at another football ground.
I suggest that you study rules 79 - 82 of the Dundee Football Club Limited Articles of Association which are freely available to read on the Companies House website.
It has previously been well documented on this forum and other Dundee FC forums that Stephen Thompson was keen for Dundee United FC to ground share at the new stadium at Campy Nou because he had sold Tannadice Park and all the parcels of land surrounding Tannadice Park to rich investors.
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