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Put this on last night. Looking decent do far. Stuck two quid on every CL, Championship, League one and League two side currently winning, plus Man City. Gets me £250 if it comes in. Just a bit of a f**k about bet tbh.

^ still throws spears at the sun

Further evidence to why fast travelling in Fallout is daft. The best storylines in them are the ones you randomly come across while walking around.

Assuming you're on about us, but you said this about four years ago when Mannus, Mackay, Wright, Millar and MacLean were all hitting thirty, boldly telling us we'd be fucked within a few years. Here we are again. Clark, Shaughnessy, Davidson, Wotherspoon and Scougall all under 30 just now. That looks like being our next "core", and that's if you ignore the likes of Jason Kerr who's impressing in the league below, and Gregor Donald who's rated as one of the brightest prospects in U17 football.

I wasn't talking about you specifically, sorry. Just seems like Dundee fans, and previously Motherwell fans, were very excited about having a "young squad", as if it means something. Players at our level rarely play for clubs for more than 4-5 years regardless, so a 27yo is more value than an 18yo, in some respects.

It's the exact age of our match day squad agaisnt you lot, for us anyway. And yeah, Zander Clark isn't counted amongst, which highlights the false nature of calling it the "average squad age". Not particularly sure why having the youngest average is better than the oldest, tbh with you.

My first ever win that wasn't a cash out. Embarrassingly small amount but f**k it.

It's only the match day squad from one weekend they've counted. Our first team squad has an average of 26.6

Tbf at least if you get Hartley you'll no longer have a manager who spends his whole time buying identikit central midfielders and ignoring wingers..

Should try and get Callum Davidson, or Dave Mackay, former Saints players are automatically brilliant as managers

Folk that don't use MacLean hitting a shot into the exact middle of the goal, which was only stopped on the line, as a shot on target, are needlessly complicating a simple stat analysis, IMO

I'm not enough of a shitebag to claim it was trolling, tbh.

Didn't cash out. Decided to cash out £25..

So far, so good, £160 cash out, to bail or not to bail...

Genuinely can't believe St Mirren fans thought they had any chance of getting Ajaer on loan, a player Celtic turned down offers from six top flight teams for in the Summer. These delusions are why your utter disaster before Jack Ross came in so hilarious

No idea about plastic, Falkirk fans would. But that would mean talking to them at the same time as talking to me, which doesn't sound a great thing.

Our stadium is too big for us, making the same mistake purely because you might host a concert once every few months seems mad. I suspect the ego of the fans wouldn't accept a smaller stadium though, despite the fact it could potentially be one of the best in the country if it was done right. Atmosphere attracts more fans than stadium size. Not to me. Make it one of the best atmospheres in the country, young lads look at German games these days where there's singing sections behind goals and they sing for 90 minutes, and they want to replicate it. Give them a chance to do that and youve swallowed up the youth of Dundee to support your club. Enter a shell of a stadium Kilmarnock style, and have a bad season in a half empty Lego stadium, and the atmosphere will be abysmal and folk will turn away.

Because the majority of the stadium sits empty most weeks, which will happen if you build a 15000 seater. Fwiw you should be building an 8000-10000 stadium with a standing section behind a goal, all the stands steep and right on top of the pitch.

Was coming on to suggest a 1-0 either way in our game seems almost certain. We'll be in full shitfest mode after a few defeats and Hamilton are always liable to sit in away from home. I'm cutting back to my one £5 Scottish accumulator, spend far too much money on this shite.

Most businesses in Perth are owned by a group of folk who all know each other, so things like incomes and earnings aren't particularly hard to find. There's some who seem fairly successful who have absolutely eye watering amounts of debt.

Worth noting our pitch was absolutely obliterated last time we hosted a concert and it wasn't right until we dug the whole thing up and started again.

Fair enough, and not at all. We're getting a new training pitch and access roads to the stadium built for us by the council, so things look promising for us too. Football in Tayside is, mostly, on the up.

They aren't, the costs of getting the equipment/licenses and disposal services are huge for that industry.

I doubt he particularly cares. Crematoriums are nightmares to own, which is why Steve Brown only hosts the functions afterwards instead of dealing with the event itself.