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On 17/06/2021 at 12:01, HibeeJibee said:
Hampden+Lesser+Cathkin:
QP and Thirds. As close as Dundee and United?
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On 26/05/2021 at 20:16, Bogbrush1903 said:
Penis and John Kosmina prepare to do battle at the excellent but very rickety Olympic Park Stadium in Melbourne.
I recall a bit of trouble during the game possibly initiated from the expats.
Is the Souness thumb too far round for a normal handshake?
I think he had just arrived the day before, and not with the team due to Italian commitments. He looks a bit pale and tired...
Kick Off was about 8 in morning here and a lot of workplaces allowed the guys the morning off to watch it!
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6 hours ago, Drew Brees said:
Some real hard cases there!
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On 05/05/2021 at 15:01, double deluxe said:
Criminal that he was never capped for Scotland.
Yeah he was a criminal, so couldn’t have been capped. Be like honouring Ralpie Milne ffs, never gonna happen.
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On 25/04/2021 at 21:25, Chewing Taffies said:
Ha ha
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4 hours ago, Jim McLean's Ghost said:
Rangers so far ahead they are over the horizon?
The Rangers.
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On 29/04/2021 at 18:23, Flybhoy said:
Have you been to France the last few years?
Ive been about 4 or 5 times watching Celtic and some of the 'facilities' in bars and service stations in particular are beyond horrific, the latter in particular would draw a reaction from most people akin to Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' painting...been at a few where it is literally a tiled floor with a hole in it, not even cubicled off... and unisex as well
Been in a few pubs as well with unisex toilets... urinals right next to the cubicles the ladies use, pretty fucking grim.
I was picking grapes in south of France 79 ish and holes in the ground were the norm. Quite frankly, you’d shit anywhere in the countryside rather than that.
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4 hours ago, BillyAnchor said:
The overnight London train used to be wild, it seemed everyone got on drunk with a huge carry out and sometimes tempers could get a wee bit out of hand. Used to arrive at Euston very rough.
Woah yeah, have seen boys coming off it, six or seven in morning barely able to walk. And there was usually a bus/tube strike.
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6 hours ago, Dundee Hibernian said:
Never noticed that before: two subs were introduced in 73-74, I think. There were two subs in that season's final, and it seems odd that only one per team was allowed in these first two games.
The second replay was on the Monday night following a Wembley Scotland v England game: I mind getting off the train that night coming back from London, and not even knowing a Scottish Cup Final was getting played. There must have been two subs, I'll check with a boy that was at that match (on the pitch).
That’s right, it was May 1979, not 80 or 81.
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On 13/03/2021 at 21:52, SEETHING said:
CHAMPIONS 2 - 0 ERR UNITED.
If a tree falls in the woods and nobody is there to witness it, FOLLOWERS, does it make a sound?
If the Capital's most PRESTIGIOUS and RIGHT HONOURABLE team suffers an unjust TEMPORARY LOCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT and nobody is there to witness it, did it even really happen?!
For the benefit of the BACKWATER DUNDERPATES and YAHOOS of the Chumpionship forum who did not understand the subtle parallel that I have CRAFTED above, I am of course referring to Heart of Midlothian's brief SOJOURN in this LAUGHABLE league.
Yet another routine win achieved with a minimum of style and effort, against yet another ENTIRELY NONDESRIPT outfit of brickies and bus drivers. I am of the FIRM BELIEF that your Champions could simply forfeit every remaining fixture and still hold a COMMANDING LEAD over the BUMBLING JACKANAPES who RISIBLY call themselves "competitors".
I GENUINELY HAVE NO INTEREST WHATSOEVER in which JOBBERS are next due to step in the ring with HULK HEARTS, but you can rest assured that the Champions will continue to RUN WILD on the PROVINCIAL PATSIES.
Brora
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One, natch.
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On 02/03/2021 at 19:11, House Bartender said:
Like myself, the gent at the front takes a briefcase to every match. And he hasn't got a bunnet like everyone else. Suspicious.
Tommy Trinder just along from him with bunnet, making everyone laugh.
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On 23/02/2021 at 17:53, This Charming Man said:
Unless I've slipped into a parallel universe, which is quite possible tbf and preferable , I cannot recall in my 46 years of visiting Dens Park the playing surface being in such a permanently poor winter condition.
Surely the existing under-soil heating system could be utilised to counter balance the excessive residual ground moisture content and thereby assist with the natural drainage. Lesser clubs get by using simple pitch coverage assisted by gas/electric hot air blowers. I've certainly seen over the years far harder winters locally than this one.
One thing is for sure, the groundsman does not become poor at his job overnight, hence I would have to assume there are conflicting internal issues we are not aware of.
Regards
Knew someone would find a way to blame McPake for the pitch
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On 20/02/2021 at 11:46, paulbrucerick said:
Rory McIlroy having a fly smoke next to Mrs Merton.
Fred West peering over the bald guy’s head about half a dozen back.
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10 hours ago, Sergeant Wilson said:
Why didn't your Dad do it himself?
I'll give you an alternative view to @The Mantis.
I tried Brains about that time and near boaked. I returned to Cardiff about 40 years later, having switched from lager to beer about 5 years before. I thought Brains would be worth re-visiting, so I did and near boaked again. They have widened their range though and you can get others that are better than the traditional Brains SA.
This thread corrected a misconception I had. I've a been to Cardiff and Swansea for Scotland games and thought I'd been to Wrexham. The game I was thinking of was the one Alan Brazil scored, turns out that was Cardiff as well.
Which underlines the fact that other types of beer than Brains were available.
You get great bottles of Brains Dark Ale in Tesco’s, not too strong and delicious.
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1 hour ago, AmericanFan said:
This officially put United on relegation watch?
And Admin watch, possibly first.
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2 hours ago, Gold Dee said:
if we can't get Mcmullen from the dab's this window we need to get more pace into the team. Has Mcpake said if he is trying to get players in during this window?
A new manager would be ideal but if he's still here after that embarrassment on saturday i fear we are stuck with the idiot for the rest of the season.
Much preferable to being stuck with you.
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1 hour ago, Mvondo_the_great said:
The karens of the spfl. But with muddy boots
Frigging amateurs
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14 hours ago, Granny Danger said:
Disappointed to see Mellon quoted in today’s Courier trying to defend the club photograph. Just accept it was the wrong call and move on.
Yeah with a points deduction.
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8 hours ago, Shadow Play said:
You would imagine it would have to be more than what they dished out to Rangers, Celtic and Aberdeen when a few of their players breached the rules. This is after all a club sponsored breach of the regulations.
Don’t know what else anyone expected from the dayglo deluded brigade. Cretinous.
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1 hour ago, Torfason said:
Agreed.
Gary Irvine icon! Hope that DaB still hurts.
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21 hours ago, tamthebam said:
That tackle was like watching Donald Bark or Dug Rougvie
Yeah, bloody animal.
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On 03/11/2020 at 09:17, Northboy said:
I can't remember what it's called but there is an often aired documentary about the decline of the Busby era Manchester United where Morgan is one of the key contributors. Morgan looks like an old bloke in drag and he's scathing in his opinion of Docherty.
Too good to go down. Worth a watch.
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On 26/10/2020 at 14:40, ewan14 said:
He was pretty good for Dundee F.C.
According to Arsenal/ Man U fans, the older he got the worse he became. Think he peaked at 21 or something. Dundee legend.
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Celtic FC vs Dundee FC
in Scottish Premiership General Chatter
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Mc Pake is so lucky that when he gets it wrong, he has so many joiners and engineers willing to lend their expertise to advise him why.