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Thread: If you were John Nelms

  1. #31
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    To return to the topic.
    John Nelms should resign with immediate effect and the Chief Executive post should be advertised to allow the directors to appoint someone who knows what he is doing running a professional football Club.
    John Nelms should have submitted a request for 11,500 spectators to be admitted to this Saturday’s game against St Mirren citing unprecedented demand for Dundee supporters to attend this game to Dundee City Council (DCC).
    Then it would be up to DCC to agree to this request or give an alternative figure for the number of spectators to be admitted. Hopefully they would have agreed a total which was agreeable to both Dundee Football Club and DCC.
    Why can one metre social distancing not be put in place in the Main Stand. Every second row could be empty and Dundee supporters could wear these useless face masks even if it means keeping Greg Colgan Chief Executive of Dundee City Council happy.
    We should all be looking forward to seeing our team playing their first game at home n the Premier League not having a barney about the ticketing shambles for this Saturday’s game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    To return to the topic.
    John Nelms should resign with immediate effect and the Chief Executive post should be advertised to allow the directors to appoint someone who knows what he is doing running a professional football Club.
    John Nelms should have submitted a request for 11,500 spectators to be admitted to this Saturday’s game against St Mirren citing unprecedented demand for Dundee supporters to attend this game to Dundee City Council (DCC).
    Then it would be up to DCC to agree to this request or give an alternative figure for the number of spectators to be admitted. Hopefully they would have agreed a total which was agreeable to both Dundee Football Club and DCC.
    Why can one metre social distancing not be put in place in the Main Stand. Every second row could be empty and Dundee supporters could wear these useless face masks even if it means keeping Greg Colgan Chief Executive of Dundee City Council happy.
    We should all be looking forward to seeing our team playing their first game at home n the Premier League not having a barney about the ticketing shambles for this Saturday’s game.
    No concourse in main stand apparently.🙄

    Stupid rules Islay that tens of millions have followed without question for a year and a half now.

    The politicians and doomsday scientists can't believe they have got away with this.....but they have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    No concourse in main stand apparently.��

    Stupid rules Islay that tens of millions have followed without question for a year and a half now.

    The politicians and doomsday scientists can't believe they have got away with this.....but they have.
    I have just discovered that this fiasco with 23% of season ticket holders not getting into Dens this Saturday could have easily been resolved if the club had read the rules correctly.
    Apparently 15 people from 15 different households can sit together with a one metre gap to the next 15 persons group.
    However the club have not been asking groups of people to join up to a maximum of 15 to get as many people in as possible on Saturday.
    Surely the club should have had blocks of 15 marked off on their seating plans in the Bobby Cox and Bob Shankly Stands before they opened the doors for season ticket holders queuing up to exchange voucher 1 in their season ticket book for a ticket in a block of 15.
    As a non season ticket holder I would happily sit beside a stranger at Dens Park this Saturday if I could get to the game and I am sure that there are plenty of other Dundee supporters who would happily do likewise.
    On Pravda one poster said that whilst standing in the queue on Wednesday he arranged with several other people to form a group. However they should not have had to use their own initiative. Dundee FC supporters clubs should have been notified as soon as we entered level 0 of the change in the rules allowing 15 strangers to sit together in a group at Dens Park. Supporters clubs could then have organised their own groups of 15 people where possible with smaller supporters clubs season ticket holders arranging to join up where possible.
    Hopefully the ticketing fiasco for the St Mirren game is a ‘one off’ with a lot more spectators allowed into Dens Park from Monday 9th August 2021 onwards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    I have just discovered that this fiasco with 23% of season ticket holders not getting into Dens this Saturday could have easily been resolved if the club had read the rules correctly.
    Apparently 15 people from 15 different households can sit together with a one metre gap to the next 15 persons group.
    However the club have not been asking groups of people to join up to a maximum of 15 to get as many people in as possible on Saturday.
    Surely the club should have had blocks of 15 marked off on their seating plans in the Bobby Cox and Bob Shankly Stands before they opened the doors for season ticket holders queuing up to exchange voucher 1 in their season ticket book for a ticket in a block of 15.
    As a non season ticket holder I would happily sit beside a stranger at Dens Park this Saturday if I could get to the game and I am sure that there are plenty of other Dundee supporters who would happily do likewise.
    On Pravda one poster said that whilst standing in the queue on Wednesday he arranged with several other people to form a group. However they should not have had to use their own initiative. Dundee FC supporters clubs should have been notified as soon as we entered level 0 of the change in the rules allowing 15 strangers to sit together in a group at Dens Park. Supporters clubs could then have organised their own groups of 15 people where possible with smaller supporters clubs season ticket holders arranging to join up where possible.
    Hopefully the ticketing fiasco for the St Mirren game is a ‘one off’ with a lot more spectators allowed into Dens Park from Monday 9th August 2021 onwards.
    This is more bonkers than anything the club could ever come up with.

    Despite the view here, Covid exists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmac View Post
    My mistake I’m remembering it from way back. They have a different way this season!

    https://dundeefc.co.uk/news/2020-21-...ckets-revised/
    Turns out there was a promise of sorts on a ballot

    https://dundeefc.co.uk/21-22-season-tickets-faqs/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    Turns out there was a promise of sorts on a ballot

    https://dundeefc.co.uk/21-22-season-tickets-faqs/
    I think they genuinely wanted to do the right thing but had very little time. Hopefully better organised for next home game with the lessons learned

    There’s also an assumption here and on Pravda that the easy solution was getting people to group in 15s.
    People like me, who think reasonable measures around Covid are ok, would not consider clumping together with 14 strangers.
    Last edited by hmac; 29-07-2021 at 06:54 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmac View Post
    I think they genuinely wanted to do the right thing but had very little time. Hopefully better organised for next home game with the lessons learned

    There’s also an assumption here and on Pravda that the easy solution was getting people to group in 15s.
    People like me, who think reasonable measures around Covid are ok, would not consider clumping together with 14 strangers.
    Why are you discussing groups of 15 when the Euros and Wimbledon was a free for all,what are you waiting on exactly, your booster for the triple crown of jabs ….

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmac View Post
    This is more bonkers than anything the club could ever come up with.

    Despite the view here, Covid exists.
    26th biggest killer in England.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudskipper View Post
    Why are you discussing groups of 15 when the Euros and Wimbledon was a free for all,what are you waiting on exactly, your booster for the triple crown of jabs ….
    This is why we will be locked up again this winter.......not saying hmac....but people in general actually support these ridiculous rules.

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    As long as politicians think its popular they will continue to do it, climate change will be another excuse to lock everyone up.....because a ****age white lassie says so......yet ****age white lassies were ignored all over the north of England and Glasgow....strange.

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