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After having a blether with Bennyboy and a few others last week regarding the state of Tannadice i thought i would bring this thread back whilst we are oit of season.
The steelwork inside the stadium is a total mess
The exterior of all stands needs a good power wash. Alot of the signage in and around needs replaced.
Hand dryers in toilets are a disgrace as is the running water out the taps.
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bowers wrote:
After having a blether with Bennyboy and a few others last week regarding the state of Tannadice i thought i would bring this thread back whilst we are oit of season.
The steelwork inside the stadium is a total mess
The exterior of all stands needs a good power wash. Alot of the signage in and around needs replaced.
Hand dryers in toilets are a disgrace as is the running water out the taps.
I helped the Display Team clear up on Friday. It's only once you see the place empty and you've got a minute or two to look around that you fully grasp the extent of neglect and the huge task it will be to smarten the place up.
Loads of seats need replaced, EVERYTHING needs a fresh coat of paint, the filthy, faded, cracked, torn and battered adverts will put future sponsors off, the scaffolding between the GF and East Stand looks horrendous, the same two out of date and faded adverts on the side of the East Stand for ArabZONE and hospitality need something fresh in their place... there's reasonable improvements to be made in so many areas. Everywhere you look it's neglected and dog eared.
Outside, just about everything needs fresh paint, the signage is out of date, faded and battered and in general the whole exterior is clinging with dirt and needs a jet wash.
If you disagree, have a wee walk around the exterior of Tannadice if you get a chance.
I was taken aback by the state of the Almondvale last season, one of Scotland's newest grounds. Just because other places are as run down as Tannadice, or more run down than Tannadice, doesn't make the state of our home okay.
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blackandtangerine wrote:
wylie1 wrote:
blackandtangerine wrote:
I can only mind that being the amalfi!
When I was a lad living in Sandeman Street it was called the Quo Vadis. IIRC the Italian owner was named Cabrelli and was interned during WW2.
Cheers for that I never knew. I used to stay in arklay street and was only ever the amalfi that I knew.
He was interned on the isle of man with my great grandad.
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That threads a blast from the last.
Just bumped it as the PA in our area is still brutal.
Also notice you mentioned the hand dryers in 2014!
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I’d be happy to muck in with a bit of painting / cleaning
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The good thing now that we have new owners they are well aware of the state the ground is in and hopefully they can put some money towards stuff.
Good to see the DUSF contributing with the disabled access. Maybe it would be an idea for the club and the DUSF to work together in other upgrades/painting/cleaning of the stadium?
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We need the hand-dryers replaced in the GF, now that Csaba and Thomson have left. There was plenty hot air when they were here.
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Away ye big Jessies, mind the days when you went to the toilet at the match and you just pished against a wa', nae soap dispenser or running water, just wipe yer hands on yer Levis (if you splashed) then you'd tear into a couple o' pehs, didny ken any better and none the worse fir it (so far????)
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It was a bit of tongue-in-cheek fae me chanter, and I remember they days very well tae, but fae the hygiene point of view, the young bairns and the up-and-coming generation of today hae different haeds on their shidders than we did.
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arabchanter wrote:
Away ye big Jessies, mind the days when you went to the toilet at the match and you just pished against a wa', nae soap dispenser or running water, just wipe yer hands on yer Levis (if you splashed) then you'd tear into a couple o' pehs, didny ken any better and none the worse fir it (so far????)
I remember the days of just pissing against a wall Mr C.
My old man used to tell me about watching games with guys drinking their carry-out on the terracing. Then when nature calls pissing in the said bottle. Said bottles would later be flying at any contentious refereeing decisions from all parts of the terrace.
A lovely day out at the football.
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Billy_Hainey wrote:
It was a bit of tongue-in-cheek fae me chanter, and I remember they days very well tae, but fae the hygiene point of view, the young bairns and the up-and-coming generation of today hae different haeds on their shidders than we did.
Was also meant as a light hearted post Billy, but you're right aboot some of the younger generation, although this could come in handy when doon Leith way
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Tek wrote:
arabchanter wrote:
Away ye big Jessies, mind the days when you went to the toilet at the match and you just pished against a wa', nae soap dispenser or running water, just wipe yer hands on yer Levis (if you splashed) then you'd tear into a couple o' pehs, didny ken any better and none the worse fir it (so far????)
I remember the days of just pissing against a wall Mr C.
My old man used to tell me about watching games with guys drinking their carry-out on the terracing. Then when nature calls pissing in the said bottle. Said bottles would later be flying at any contentious refereeing decisions from all parts of the terrace.
A lovely day out at the football.
Remember that well Tek, also loads of piss soaked newspapers fae boys rolling them up and sticking their "womb brooms" inside to try and guide their pish in a downward manner, and they say things have changed for the better pfff!
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Work has begun then work will begin in the coming days.
Well has it ir hasnt it?
Thanks for the update all the same. And glad to see the framework is getting sorted and hopefully more areas and things upgraded.
Last edited by bowers (31/5/2019 4:07 pm)
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Good to read efforts highlighted by fans are on the go and reaction seems good after previous failings for repetitive requests over a while under failing folk in charge over years & years.
I've never liked the shit the media team have taken, some of it is & has been harsh and they obviously love the United & have done a lot with limited funding. They need educated, helped or replaced.
Online influence is becoming massive and will increase revenue if well executed or continue to stunt it if bad.
Might seem like I'm picking holes in a minor issue I felt Bowers was when I read his post but it's relevant mair than just nippy.
I'm sure they do, but the timing would suggest a coincidence, or that someone on here knew about the clubs plans before posting...
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Posted in wrong thread so..
I noticed that painting has been ongoing at the turnstyle gates. Still the auld shabby signs up hopefully they are replaced soon.
Looks like new home dressing room also[