SuperMario wrote:

No being funny it will never work where your sitting! Would be so much better for it to be in the Eddie lower! I feel everyone who sits in the Eddie lower sits there because I'm the big games it has the best atmosphere by a mile, George fox lower is to much a family section

It will work mate will just take time. You have completly summed it up there though mate " in the big games" i.e against Dundee, Aberdeen and Celtic theres a few songs but apart from that there's nothing. 

Seen it last night, it was fantastic. Tom Hardy is superb.

Some intresting ratings...

http://www.eveningtelegraph.co.uk/2015/09/18/fifa-16-player-ratings-more-scouting-required-as-dundee-and-united-teams-a-bit-off-the-mark/

 

huntedbyafreak wrote:

Not voting cause I genuinely have no idea.

However, it is fucking ridiculous that Dillon got a new contract.

Totally agree, Saturday sumed it up. Had an absolute nightmare against the worst team in the league.

Dillion was fucking honkin on saturday.

Goodie Conway 2 wrote:

This guy could be the next Narey/Heggie for all we know. Should we stop signing players until we sign a right winger?

Aye 
 

http://www.eveningtelegraph.co.uk/2015/09/16/dundee-united-look-set-to-sign-ex-sunderland-kid-jassem-sukar/

Signing a new defender WTF....

 

Tek wrote:

Creme Tangerine wrote:

But aren't all the veterans from the Great War sadly no longer with us?

 
Exactly mate.

That's why I find it a tacky bit of PR.

They're going down the whole Sevco route of 'Salute our brave Lads' and using an outrageously tenous Dundee link to justify doing so.

Totally agree wi yi Tek on this. 

Great wee player IMO, just lacks abit of strength. 

Was brilliant, love it.

No lads im no on about them haha I'm meaning like Ultra's stickers 

hamishthegoalie wrote:

bowers wrote:

Tek wrote:

I'm finding it very hard to understand because you can't answer a simple question.

I've asked you on about 3 occasions why do you find it 'dissapointing' to see it in a football crowd.

You haven't given a reason why.You said 'it doesn't have a place there'.Why not?

I'll ask again is it because you don't want football and politics mixing?
 

 
Nd ive said its a personal opinion i dont like it qhats hard to unserstand that i dont like or think a banner welcoming refugees into scotland is a good idea. There us many people who will do things to help these people i dont think a banner at a football match is right.
Certain fans lap this kind of crisis up.

I can kindof understand what you mean about certain people who "lap up" a crisis and use it to draw some kind of attention to themselves- I've seen it appropriately described as "grief tourism"- but in this case I think it reflects well on our supporters in particular and the Scottish public in general. It sends a very public message out that we do NOT stand shoulder to shoulder with that immoral, gutless and wicked individual cameron who would demonise these poor people and leave them  to their fate in the hell that is Syria today. Clearly, football is not politics and there is an argument to keep it separate but it is also part of wider society and, as such,  supporters are entitled to express their opinion on that society. As far as I'm concerned, any public platform which gives an opportunity to counter the hateful daily mail type "coming here to take our jobs and our houses and benefits blah blah blah" propoganda is very welcome. And so are the refugees..
 

HTG has hit the nail on the head. Great post mate.