For some reason the later posts and explanations from Dayster did not appear on my thread.. Seems that things were not quite as Islay explained. Still wish Dee4life well and hope that they do manage to bring out more information from the club.
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For some reason the later posts and explanations from Dayster did not appear on my thread.. Seems that things were not quite as Islay explained. Still wish Dee4life well and hope that they do manage to bring out more information from the club.
Fair play to anyone getting involved and Islay no different so well done to him and thanks for his efforts.
As I’ve said before I took two things away from the D4L AGM which was more than two months ago.
1) There was unanimous genuine concern amongst those present
2) Time was an important factor with regards to what D4L do about that concern.
Reluctant to criticise any well intended Dundee fans taking this on in their own time BUT I have to say that from the outside it would appear they have not used the time since well.
Happy to leave it at that other than to say again well done and thanks to Islay for his efforts.
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Thank you for your kind comments and you are totally correct that time is not on our side for Dundee supporters.
One member at the AGM suggested that the Dundee supporters protest at a home game about the lack of communication from Mr Nelms and the rest of the Dundee Football Club board of directors.
In my opinion this time has arrived.
Doing nothing and waiting for a statement from John Nelms advising us where Dundee Football Club will be playing their home games next season is no longer an option.
If Mr Nelms cannot or will not tel us then it is time for the Dundee supporters to take action and express their views with protests.
There is no point waiting until it is too late and then saying “We should have done something about it”.
The Dundee supporters sitting in the South Enclosure Stand took action and protested about their seats in the South Enclosure being covered in bird **** which forced the management of Dundee Football Club to immediately resolve the problem.
No stomach for it among the support Islay, bear in mind a small but significant minority believe anything Nelms trots out despite his record being well slightly underwhelming.
The vehicle I believe is D4L but to be honest it's not going the way I wanted or hoped for when I left the AGM.
Nelms is getting away with murder imho ( may have mentioned that before) and not someone you would choose to steer a football club in the right direction.
I disagree.
The Dundee supporters took photographs of the seats covered in bird droppings at the Arbroath game on 2nd January 2023 and posted the photographs on social media. The local newspapers took an interest resulting in the management of Dundee Football Club promptly employing a firm of professional contractors to deep clean the seats in the South Enclosure Stand which are now covered with covers.
If the people sitting in the South Enclosure had done nothing the seats would still be covered in bird droppings. .
Last edited by islaydarkblue; 24-01-2023 at 01:00 PM.
Agree little or no appetite amongst the core support for any kind of high profile mass protest and that a well organised D4L that is out there, seen, heard and active is the best way forward.
The mood of those leading the group appears to have changed since they addressed members at their AGM. If they are relying on an exchange of internal e mails and WhatsApp messages to improve matters they have little or no chance.
I was delighted when some of those from the OLG joined the D4L Board, sadly it is a move that has taken us backwards. D4L were functional, OLG were rattling the boys cage publicly and slowly getting answers. It looks to me that ‘officaldome’ has silenced many of them. I’m also baffled as to how they can get 1300 to back them by signing a petition in days but get very few of that number to support their efforts on joining the Supporters Trust. Time will tell and I think the Societies Chairman’s Monthly update due out this week is going to be interesting.