Al Bundy

Extend the recent offer (vs Ross County & Livingston) for group tickets at a reduced price in the Family Stand for EVERY home game.

Just when Darren O'Dea thought he'd seen the last of us... 

Just when Darren O'Dea thought he'd seen the last of us... 

Especially since the allocation was 2500

Don't think they sell the first 2 or 3 rows at the bottom of the stand to make it harder for folk to get over the trackside barrier after goals scored. Pretty sure it was reported Dundee gave us 2500 tickets for the stand. even although, as you say, the stand holds more than that.

Don't think they sell the first 2 or 3 rows at the bottom of the stand to make it harder for folk to get over the trackside barrier after goals scored. Pretty sure it was reported Dundee gave us 2500 tickets for the stand. even although, as you say, the stand holds more than that.

As Sonny mentions in his post Stephen McGinn was a guest on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme on Wednesday between 6:30pm - 7:30pm along with Kenny Miller and Gary Caldwell. The article on the website repeats a few comments made during the programme by el capitano.
In my opinion Kenny Miller was grasping at straws when asked on what basis Dundee would avoid relegation, "we're due to a change a luck, need a break or two, take our chances, stop conceding, blah blah blah", nothing that would inspire Dundee fans. When asked the same question Stephen McGinn's response was that we're currently in the best place we've been all season with positive results recently at Tynecastle and Pittodrie, positive mentality in the dressing room, injuries clearing up, new recruits settling in then talked about some of the difficulties such as the language barrier which have been covered in this topic. Nothing to be alarmed about at all.
Gary Caldwell repeated his statement about the league table being irrelevant at this point, Partick Thistle currently being tenth of 10, under after the final game of the season when everyone could then judge their club's season which caused me to laugh out loud at him for the second time in five days.

As Sonny mentions in his post Stephen McGinn was a guest on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme on Wednesday between 6:30pm - 7:30pm along with Kenny Miller and Gary Caldwell. The article on the website repeats a few comments made during the programme by el capitano.
In my opinion Kenny Miller was grasping at straws when asked on what basis Dundee would avoid relegation, "we're due to a change a luck, need a break or two, take our chances, stop conceding, blah blah blah", nothing that would inspire Dundee fans. When asked the same question Stephen McGinn's response was that we're currently in the best place we've been all season with positive results recently at Tynecastle and Pittodrie, positive mentality in the dressing room, injuries clearing up, new recruits settling in then talked about some of the difficulties such as the language barrier which have been covered in this topic. Nothing to be alarmed about at all.
Gary Caldwell repeated his statement about the league table being irrelevant at this point, Partick Thistle currently being tenth of 10, under after the final game of the season when everyone could then judge their club's season which caused me to laugh out loud at him for the second time in five days.

As Sonny mentions in his post Stephen McGinn was a guest on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme on Wednesday between 6:30pm - 7:30pm along with Kenny Miller and Gary Caldwell. The article on the website repeats a few comments made during the programme by el capitano.
In my opinion Kenny Miller was grasping at straws when asked on what basis Dundee would avoid relegation, "we're due to a change a luck, need a break or two, take our chances, stop conceding, blah blah blah", nothing that would inspire Dundee fans. When asked the same question Stephen McGinn's response was that we're currently in the best place we've been all season with positive results recently at Tynecastle and Pittodrie, positive mentality in the dressing room, injuries clearing up, new recruits settling in then talked about some of the difficulties such as the language barrier which have been covered in this topic. Nothing to be alarmed about at all.
Gary Caldwell repeated his statement about the league table being irrelevant at this point, Partick Thistle currently being tenth of 10, under after the final game of the season when everyone could then judge their club's season which caused me to laugh out loud at him for the second time in five days.

Dundee fans will be fizzing. They should have had 4 home and 1 away in order to play everyone home and away twice but obviously that's not allowed so to end up with 2 home and 3 away seems harsh. 
If that had happened to us there would be smoke coming off this forum such would have been the rage.

Pretty sure Oran said he wanted a midfield four “with legs”.
Adam has legs, unfortunately they are attached a chunky arse. 
Can’t see it happening. 

Short sleeves and gloves. Ridiculous.

Just received via the short message service on my mobile phone from a very reliable source in Dublin that Oran Kearney will be signing midfielder Oscar Brennan and striker Kieran "Marty" Waters who both play in the League of Ireland.
These will be the first of Oran's January signings, I am waiting to hear back from a contact in the big smoke about a few more intended signings, so watch this space.
 

Excellent news Flareybob. I'm off to the Saints shop to get a new top with "Marty" on the back before they run out of inverted commas.

Coin throwing mentioned on the BBC website and also on Sportsound - Morelos after the 2nd goal apparently.

I hear Gary Kenneth is available. 

I would prefer to hear "We know we need to get better..." rather than "The players know..." as if it's nothing to do with him. That said he does come across as pretty frustrated in that interview.

I would prefer to hear "We know we need to get better..." rather than "The players know..." as if it's nothing to do with him. That said he does come across as pretty frustrated in that interview.

I would prefer to hear "We know we need to get better..." rather than "The players know..." as if it's nothing to do with him. That said he does come across as pretty frustrated in that interview.

I would prefer to hear "We know we need to get better..." rather than "The players know..." as if it's nothing to do with him. That said he does come across as pretty frustrated in that interview.

Perhaps, just like the players, Jimbo needs to improve his performance/questions to impress the manager...

That interview is a disgrace. No "top man" to Jimbo at the end 

Are Sunderland going to steal our drummer too?

I'd like to think the board were drawing up a list of potential candidates when Barnsley starting sniffing about and have revisited the list when Ipswich came on the scene...

Agree with the original post apart from the move to the EPL. I'd love to think he might try Germany, Italy or Spain when he's outgrown Septic.