Delboy1962
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Brilliant!,another season in the Championship for those scummy Arabs.
Admin awaits perhaps ?!.
Admin awaits perhaps ?!.
Another Season In The Wilderness Scumdee United
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The Gooner
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No parachute payments, no Dundee derby, no old firm money, no new firm money and hopefully no more Dundee Utd.
Eighteen Seventy Two
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Who?
Netherburntrueblue
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Tick tock......
subversive_bear
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Bring out The FF Seal!
Ulstershadow
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I prefer men
Lovely stuff
sofakineazy
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Excellent.
55degreesnorth
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I want them in a cup tie next season just to rape them. Double figures, dirty scummy bastards.
borders billy
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I told everyone I know
orjan_persson
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Rejoice.
RFCest1872
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Get it up ye Scumdee!!!!!!
Commodore Carbuncle
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W S M R L
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Karma
Lovelager
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Only if it was 2 bob for a ticket. Don't want those horrible bastards to get a penny of our money on their road to armageddon.
thetoptier
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Twosignals
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Absolutely Fabulous, this bint can greet into her Millions, nothing worse than an ex Gers Supporter doing a turn coat, to put final nail into the Coffin, let them go into total liquidation and not see that name as a football club in print, one pity, it wasn’t Thomson in charge!
55degreesnorth
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True, but it would be a nice family day out if we utterly humiliated them.
YorkshireBear
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Pleasing, but in all honesty, even if they came up, they are insignificant!
Sam English
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Yet another nail hammered firmly into their coffin
John Mckillop
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I' still rattle her thou
noucamp72
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Drawing us in a cup would be like a lottery win for them mate.
Much better they get papped out the cups by other wee clubs
TrueColours
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As much as I'd love us to hammer the bastards in a cup tie, I hope we don't draw them as they'd get half the cash from us and TV.
sudamericaranger
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"Another season"? That presumptuous. Not sure they'll hang in that long.
Death. Nothing less.
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Dundee United chief Stephen Thompson reveals why he has said 'no' to Rangers newco
DUNDEE UNITED chairman Stephen Thompson crawled into bed at one in the morning and knew an insomniac had more chance of getting a good night’s sleep than he did.
Four hours earlier, on Thursday night, he had released a club statement that promised United would be voting “no” when the SPL met to discuss a Rangers newco.
And last night he outlined to Record Sport the hard facts of life as they apply to standing up for what you believe in:
? If an extra 1000 United fans buy season tickets they will pay for the loss of games with Rangers.
? United wouldn’t last five years without ample box office backing.
? Other clubs have to stand up and make their position on Rangers clear like United and Hearts.
The Tannadice declaration was seen as another nail in Gers’ coffin and the start of a move to demote the Ibrox club to the lower leagues.
But that wasn’t what destroyed the Tannadice chairman’s chances of getting his first decent night’s kip for months.
His main concern was how the United fans would respond to his rallying cry to show the club support before the financial consequences of Rangers’ departure from the top flight hit home.
Then Thompson woke up to find there were queues outside the ground to buy tickets and his email inbox was full of messages of congratulation from supporters of other clubs.
However, he told Record Sport he couldn’t feel any sense of elation because he was too knackered to take it all in.
What had lifted Thompson’s spirits, though, was a chance meeting with one ticket-buyer whose decision to spend £265 was all the more remarkable because he will never see the team play.
He revealed: “The guy told me was in the city on a visit from Australia. He agreed with the decision we had taken as a club and decided to buy a season ticket he would donate to a fan before going back Down Under.
“Then I turned on my computer and there were messages from fans of all sorts of clubs saying well done for coming out and making United’s stand a matter of public record.
“On my way out of the ground to go for a quiet coffee I also met a fan who said he wasn’t going to buy a season ticket if we had approved a newco but was now getting four.
“The past few months have been stressful on a personal basis.
“I like to think I’m thick-skinned but you have to be concerned whether the fans will back the board after we’ve made our decision on the game’s biggest issue.
“It’s a big risk and you don’t take these matters lightly.
“There’s a feeling that you want to do what’s right and a realisation that doing the right thing brings with it a huge financial pressure.
“It was a massive decision for us to take and a tough one as well.
“But if we can sell an extra 1000 season tickets that will compensate us for the loss of SPL fixtures against Rangers next season.
“Without them? No club.”
Thompson has to involve his club’s supporters in everything he says because he needs them to understand the power they wield beyond being the driving force behind a “no to newco” vote.
He added: “If a club fails to listen to its customers then it dies, it’s as simple as that. Without our fans’ full backing Dundee United dies in five or six years.
“We stuck our heads above the parapet when we went public and some other clubs might have to be put under pressure before they will do the same.
“There’s a feeling of anxiety about Sky TV and whether they’ll walk if Rangers aren’t in the SPL next season.
“The new, five-year deal we have with them isn’t signed yet but I’m also looking at the knock-on effects of taking a stance on the newco vote. I spoke to people at Hearts and they’ve noticed an immediate uplift in ticket sales after Vladimir Romanov’s statement that he couldn’t back Rangers’ right to stay in the SPL.
“I’m even looking ahead to the day when we might be thinking in terms of an SPL channel, owned by the supporters and clubs.”
In the meantime, Thompson has the satisfaction of knowing he has listened to the supporters and played fair.
He said: “We simply couldn’t raise season-ticket prices.
“Our ticket is only a couple of pounds more expensive than Dundee’s – and we’re offering the guarantee of SPL football.
“A rise will have to come one day because clubs are having to deal with increases in everything, from electricity to pies, but now is not that time.
“All of these things were buzzing round my head when I went home on Thursday night. Then my mobile had to deal with so many calls that it ran out of power about the same time as I did.
“I sat up until one o’clock and my small son woke up at six o’clock. You have to think about your family at a time like this because you want to protect them.
“But the bottom line is the long-term good of the game and what’s best for your club. And if you had a public vote among every supporter in the country, excluding the Rangers fans, 90 per cent of them would be in favour of United’s decision.”
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Dundee United chief Stephen Thompson reveals why he has said 'no' to Rangers newco
DUNDEE UNITED chairman Stephen Thompson crawled into bed at one in the morning and knew an insomniac had more chance of getting a good night’s sleep than he did.
Four hours earlier, on Thursday night, he had released a club statement that promised United would be voting “no” when the SPL met to discuss a Rangers newco.
And last night he outlined to Record Sport the hard facts of life as they apply to standing up for what you believe in:
? If an extra 1000 United fans buy season tickets they will pay for the loss of games with Rangers.
? United wouldn’t last five years without ample box office backing.
? Other clubs have to stand up and make their position on Rangers clear like United and Hearts.
The Tannadice declaration was seen as another nail in Gers’ coffin and the start of a move to demote the Ibrox club to the lower leagues.
But that wasn’t what destroyed the Tannadice chairman’s chances of getting his first decent night’s kip for months.
His main concern was how the United fans would respond to his rallying cry to show the club support before the financial consequences of Rangers’ departure from the top flight hit home.
Then Thompson woke up to find there were queues outside the ground to buy tickets and his email inbox was full of messages of congratulation from supporters of other clubs.
However, he told Record Sport he couldn’t feel any sense of elation because he was too knackered to take it all in.
What had lifted Thompson’s spirits, though, was a chance meeting with one ticket-buyer whose decision to spend £265 was all the more remarkable because he will never see the team play.
He revealed: “The guy told me was in the city on a visit from Australia. He agreed with the decision we had taken as a club and decided to buy a season ticket he would donate to a fan before going back Down Under.
“Then I turned on my computer and there were messages from fans of all sorts of clubs saying well done for coming out and making United’s stand a matter of public record.
“On my way out of the ground to go for a quiet coffee I also met a fan who said he wasn’t going to buy a season ticket if we had approved a newco but was now getting four.
“The past few months have been stressful on a personal basis.
“I like to think I’m thick-skinned but you have to be concerned whether the fans will back the board after we’ve made our decision on the game’s biggest issue.
“It’s a big risk and you don’t take these matters lightly.
“There’s a feeling that you want to do what’s right and a realisation that doing the right thing brings with it a huge financial pressure.
“It was a massive decision for us to take and a tough one as well.
“But if we can sell an extra 1000 season tickets that will compensate us for the loss of SPL fixtures against Rangers next season.
“Without them? No club.”
Thompson has to involve his club’s supporters in everything he says because he needs them to understand the power they wield beyond being the driving force behind a “no to newco” vote.
He added: “If a club fails to listen to its customers then it dies, it’s as simple as that. Without our fans’ full backing Dundee United dies in five or six years.
“We stuck our heads above the parapet when we went public and some other clubs might have to be put under pressure before they will do the same.
“There’s a feeling of anxiety about Sky TV and whether they’ll walk if Rangers aren’t in the SPL next season.
“The new, five-year deal we have with them isn’t signed yet but I’m also looking at the knock-on effects of taking a stance on the newco vote. I spoke to people at Hearts and they’ve noticed an immediate uplift in ticket sales after Vladimir Romanov’s statement that he couldn’t back Rangers’ right to stay in the SPL.
“I’m even looking ahead to the day when we might be thinking in terms of an SPL channel, owned by the supporters and clubs.”
In the meantime, Thompson has the satisfaction of knowing he has listened to the supporters and played fair.
He said: “We simply couldn’t raise season-ticket prices.
“Our ticket is only a couple of pounds more expensive than Dundee’s – and we’re offering the guarantee of SPL football.
“A rise will have to come one day because clubs are having to deal with increases in everything, from electricity to pies, but now is not that time.
“All of these things were buzzing round my head when I went home on Thursday night. Then my mobile had to deal with so many calls that it ran out of power about the same time as I did.
“I sat up until one o’clock and my small son woke up at six o’clock. You have to think about your family at a time like this because you want to protect them.
“But the bottom line is the long-term good of the game and what’s best for your club. And if you had a public vote among every supporter in the country, excluding the Rangers fans, 90 per cent of them would be in favour of United’s decision.”
Port Sunlight Ger
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Girfuy scum
Remember the Arab Trust statement?
Well here it is...
.... in all its glory:
You fuçking spoon burning peh eating wankers.
Well here it is...
.... in all its glory:
You fuçking spoon burning peh eating wankers.
Commodore Carbuncle
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DU dies in about five or six years? Maybes aye, speccy.
doc holliday
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Karma for nasty bunch of weasels supporting a shitty team
Karma is a bitch.
erskineblue
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The white flag is flying over tannadice let’s rejoice at that god save the queen
Commodore Carbuncle
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Hopefully admin on Monday swiftly followed by three relegations.
If they ever play Arthurlie or Pollock I might go to my first Juniors match.
Actually, can you imagine the grief they would get in Kilwinning?
I’m getting way ahead of myself here. Nighty night
If they ever play Arthurlie or Pollock I might go to my first Juniors match.
Actually, can you imagine the grief they would get in Kilwinning?
I’m getting way ahead of myself here. Nighty night
jweebear
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Voicemail answers, This is Big Pete aka the Glasgow Japanese, i won't come to the phone right now as i am fecking howling here how those daft Arab c@nts believed my pish. If this is you Stephen Thompson suck my dick again.
