That's your opinion Deeranged and possibly an opinion shared by others. You will know the thankless task that faces those who are trying to keep DFCSS moving along and the difficulty faced by the fact that there are few supporters willing to help with the society. One could argue that you and Prince Buster have been very strident in your criticisms of John Nelms. Your views seem to me to be far more likely to create problems for DFCSS than some illjudged comment from Islay.
I think you have done the right thing to post your views on this forum where Islay can respond. I doubt if Islay had been in a position to respond on TDB that their mods would have allowed some of the "bash Islay" comments that clearly breach their codes for behaviour. As I say fair play to you for speaking your mind and giving Islay a chance to respond.
At the end of the day we are all Dee's and it is sad to see such personal animosity being expressed.
Why would FPS do that though?
All of us will have opinions on how well FPS have run our club, my view is they have done a lot of good but also made some terrible decisions. They are very good a business and not so good at football decisions (McIntyre in particular stands out).
You may have a different view and that is just as valid as mine.
I do not accept FPS have any malignant intent for our club and there is certainly no way they would ever merge us with United or move us to Tannadice, there is simply no profit in that, no way to make money.
It is essential for FPS to own over 75% of shares, as part of a high value US group of companies they can write off against Tax all losses made be companies within the group and Keyes Capital will be very adept at that. They do not need A shares but they do need 75%. That will allow Tim Keyes to keep funding without it hurting and the long game he is playing will see him take the profits from the Stadium development. That is what is in it for FPS, merging with United and moving to Tannadice is contrary to that.
We all love Dens, but when the club was sold to FPS it was almost inevitable the club will move to a new ground sooner or later. No doubt they have looked at options at Dens, but they just will not generate the profit that Campy will.
I would hope that all at DFCSS would work with the club recognising that ultimately the Owners need a profit somewhere and helping that while keeping the protections in place and seeking to influence the quality of the new facilities - stadium for the fans and training ground for the Team and Academy.