TheShed wrote:

Do you think we need to sign anyone else for next season?

Do you believe the silence out of Tannadice recently is a good thing?

Do you think ST buying an Aussie club while still running DUFC is a good thing?

If you were to takeover The Fun would you sell all their best players for less than they are worth while lining your managers pockets from the transfer fees instead of clearing the debt and spend all your time trying to buy another club in, let's say, New Zealand?

Sorry not sure where that last one came from just some random hypothetical thoughts.

Yes we need an experienced Goalie,a Left Back who can compete with Dixon,a winger who can actually cross a ball and has pace,and a midfielder who can drive through the middle with purpose like Armstrong did.

3 minimum

If ciftci departs (he will) an out-and out penalty box forward like a Scott Mcdonald,Stevie May type....please no more midfielder/winger/forward hybrids who score 4/5 goals a season.

Losing John Souttar would be a fucking disaster as i reckon we should build the midfield around him.
 

Foo Kin Twat wrote:

Last gig attended

Next gig due to attend

Best gig attended - who when where

I haven't been to a gig for awhile Fooky and have none on the horizon tbh.

All my spare money goes on alcohol and Utd.
 

When can I buy you a pint, Dad?

huntedbyafreak wrote:

Are you still coming through to Dundee for Teckle?

Hopefully Sir.
 

Foo Kin Twat wrote:

Similar to Mass Debates but at the (ahem) rear end.....

How many clean sheets will we get this season and will that be more or less than last season?

I'll go for 8 in the league.

Think that's one less.

I have THE FEAR.
 

kiwiarab wrote:

if you could change one moment or decision in united's history, what would it be?

also, how many roundabouts are there in EK?

Good question.

Probably would have never have sacked Ivan Golac when we did.It was a bit kneejerk.Came only about 4/5 weeks after we'd scudded both Motherwell (who finished 2nd) and Hearts (who'd finished 4th i think) at Tannadice.

We also played ok at Tynecastle in his last match,despite defeat.(Sergio game).

I reckon he would have kept us up,just.
 

Waffelz wrote:

When can I buy you a pint, Dad?

Hearts away December 30th Son.
 

Tek wrote:

Arabnophobia wrote:

When was the time you first remember looking back and realising you scared yerself with how tribalistically mental you went after a goal?

Probably '88 Scottish Cup Final.

Went batshit mental when Kevin Gallagher scored.Which is why i love that goal (despite the heartbreaking defeat).

Cried my fucking eyes oot at Full time.
 

Exactly the same moment for me bud!

Can't even put the emotions into words.

Remember looking back at my reaction in wonder.

Something happened to me that day that's never left me.

An emotional out pouring that would not even  be replicated if I won £75 million on the lottery. What the fuck is that all about???

Yer passion for yer team is a funny unique thing.

 

Tek wrote:

Waffelz wrote:

When can I buy you a pint, Dad?

Hearts away December 30th Son.
 

That's a bit of a wait.

ill meet you for a pint. Less of the son chat.

You're no my dad sir

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Foo Kin Twat wrote:

Fave United player in each decade since you first went?

Biggest high/low with United?

To answer these two Fooky (had to have a good think about both,very good questions).I'm answering them as in WHO WAS MY FAVOURITE PLAYER.Not who was the best player necessarily mate.

80's - Eamonn Bannon
90's - Kjell Olofsson
00's - Barry Robson
10's - GMS

and

Biggest high was beating Rangers in 1994.They seemed like an unbeatable monster of a club at the time and had completely dominated Scottish football for the previous 8 years winning almost everything going.

I just had a feeling that day though (and had a feeling it was ours when Welshy scored THAT goal at Fir Park infact).

Golac was a magical character who oozed charisma and for whatever reason he had Walter Smith's number and we nearly always played well against them (bar one game).We certainly won ALL the important games against them under Ivan.

Biggest low was getting relegated the year after.We should never ever ever have went down with that squad of players.

Confidence is a funny thing,once you lose it it is very very hard to get back.Vitually the same squad/team (minus Petric) who had (deservedly) defeated the mighty Rangers in a Cup Final in Glasgow seemed almost clueless as to how to stem the tide those last 3 months of the season.


 

bowers wrote:

Heggys handshake is away on holiday this weekend so no sure if he can

I'll tweeter Heggy's.

Apologies for absence, TEK, but had a date with Alan Carr.

Great read.