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[islaydarkblue]

Would they fight to stop as moving to tannadice?

Or wud they just let that slide as well?

The hill they should be fighting and yes possibly dying on is there representation on the board.

As a member of Dee4life I would happily use the entrenched rights of the A shares to block a permanent move to Tannadice.

[BCram]

As a member of Dee4life I would happily use the entrenched rights of the A shares to block a permanent move to Tannadice.

Could these rights be used to block any move from Dens Park?

[islaydarkblue]

Could these rights be used to block any move from Dens Park?

Of course they can and Nelms knows it.

[BCram]

I wonder why, if that is the case, there isn't a better relationship between FPS and Dee4life.

[Returnofrros]

I wonder why, if that is the case, there isn't a better relationship between FPS and Dee4life.

Cause Nelms thinks he can and does walk all over them.

[Returnofrros]

Cause Nelms thinks he can and does walk all over them.

Bizzare but one side needs a good relationship.....dosent give a ****

The other side dosent need a good relationship has the law on its side but fawns all over the other

[islaydarkblue]

I wonder why, if that is the case, there isn't a better relationship between FPS and Dee4life.

Nelms does not like previous owners of Dundee Football Club.
Nelms also wanted Dee4life to hand over all their funds because Nelms believes that they belong to Dundee Football Club. Nelms also wants to get his hands on the A shares because of the powers they hold.

[BCram]

I think the problem is that Dens Park may not be viable as a permanent home. What's the point of applying these rights to remain at a ground that is unable to provide the home for the future of DFC?
I am not saying that Dens cannot have a role, if the Campy plan does not work out, it's just that there seems no enthusiasm to even consider it.

[Returnofrros]

I think the problem is that Dens Park may not be viable as a permanent home. What's the point of applying these rights to remain at a ground that is unable to provide the home for the future of DFC?
I am not saying that Dens cannot have a role, if the Campy plan does not work out, it's just that there seems no enthusiasm to even consider it.

But tannadice is, fir park is, east end park is, Starks park is, Somerset is......just dens that isnae.

Pity that.

[Deeranged]

I think the problem is that Dens Park may not be viable as a permanent home. What's the point of applying these rights to remain at a ground that is unable to provide the home for the future of DFC?
I am not saying that Dens cannot have a role, if the Campy plan does not work out, it's just that there seems no enthusiasm to even consider it.

Why would Dens Park not be viable as a permanent home?

I believe it's 100% viable if the correct development of it is completed. All you need is a stadium with access for players and staff, visiting team transport and (at a push) some away buses which is essentially what their Camperdown stadium plan is. FPS say Dens is unviable because it doesn't suit their other plans for housing, crematorium, Pizza Express etc. Just because it wouldn't be included in a development that could possibly provide other income doesn't make a stadium unviable.

I was once told by a certain person that the South Stand couldn't be developed because there might have been some toxic waste from Bowbridge Works used to bank it up when the place was built. That person could show me no evidence of this, couldn't even say what toxic substances were in use back then at Bowbridge, and backed off when I suggested doing some core samples - too expensive but the quoted at the time 20M GBP or whatever for Campy wasn't. The space available at the south of Dens Park is massive and could provide everything any football club would need, especially combined with the fact that the plan is to move football operations and all admin to a seperate training site.

ETA - the toxic material from Bowbridge hs been proven to be urban legend. Houses are now built on the site and that would never have been allowed if there was any question of toxic waste from the works.