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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by deecom View Post
    Plans for a Dundee FC woman's team were in place in 2018 , but covid 19 scuppered the idea.
    Good.

  2. #12
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    No chance a woman’s football team , F+ck that sometimes some of our team play like a load o lassies already without trying to get a team full of them, what next a knitting section, leave all that to trumpets next door

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    Quote Originally Posted by notso View Post
    No chance a woman’s football team , F+ck that sometimes some of our team play like a load o lassies already without trying to get a team full of them, what next a knitting section, leave all that to trumpets next door
    Where this leads is, girls teams, bame teams, disabled teams, over 50s, over 60s, homo***ual teams, transgender teams, walking or walking dead teams.......divide, divide, divide.

    ONE team in Dundee, they don't play in girly colours or dress up in culturally inapproriate clothes.😁

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    Where this leads is, girls teams, bame teams, disabled teams, over 50s, over 60s, homo***ual teams, transgender teams, walking or walking dead teams.......divide, divide, divide.

    ONE team in Dundee, they don't play in girly colours or dress up in culturally inapproriate clothes.
    If it was an auld wummins team a few on here would qualify for it.

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    I still think it's a good idea. It seems to me that most of the constructive criticism of a ladies football team is coming from the very posters who point out the lack of ideas and effort being applied to encouraging the Dee support. I think we need to look at the problems we face with our ground and the way our club uses social media and communications as a first priority but that does not seem to me to preclude encouraging the creation of a ladies team associated with our club. I don't think that process will divide our club, my view is that it will help to multiply our numbers. (see what I did there?)

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    Would a woman's team be profitable? Would it be successful? Would it raise the profile of the club?

    No,no and no. If you wanted to watch them,you would need to go to forfar,and let's be honest,you would probably see a more competitive and skillful game on any public park in Dundee.

    If however,us having a ladies team guaranteed Leeanne chrichton was never on TV talking about football,then it's a yes from me

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    Quote Originally Posted by BCram View Post
    I still think it's a good idea. It seems to me that most of the constructive criticism of a ladies football team is coming from the very posters who point out the lack of ideas and effort being applied to encouraging the Dee support. I think we need to look at the problems we face with our ground and the way our club uses social media and communications as a first priority but that does not seem to me to preclude encouraging the creation of a ladies team associated with our club. I don't think that process will divide our club, my view is that it will help to multiply our numbers. (see what I did there?)
    It's woke virtue signalling bull**** and condescending to woman that they can't form their own club without a man's team to hold their hands.

    Forfar and Glasgow city don't need attached to a man's team and seem to do ok.

    Let's have an ice hockey team, a basketball team, a netball team just to make people feel better about themselves......we don't seem to be able to cope with running a football club, bugger running two.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grantzer View Post
    Would a woman's team be profitable? Would it be successful? Would it raise the profile of the club?

    No,no and no. If you wanted to watch them,you would need to go to forfar,and let's be honest,you would probably see a more competitive and skillful game on any public park in Dundee.

    If however,us having a ladies team guaranteed Leeanne chrichton was never on TV talking about football,then it's a yes from me
    No, who cares,

  9. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by BCram View Post
    I still think it's a good idea. It seems to me that most of the constructive criticism of a ladies football team is coming from the very posters who point out the lack of ideas and effort being applied to encouraging the Dee support. I think we need to look at the problems we face with our ground and the way our club uses social media and communications as a first priority but that does not seem to me to preclude encouraging the creation of a ladies team associated with our club. I don't think that process will divide our club, my view is that it will help to multiply our numbers. (see what I did there?)
    What genuine benefits would starting a ladies team have to DFC?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GB72 View Post
    What genuine benefits would starting a ladies team have to DFC?
    None

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