Colin Traive

Still think they might have jumped the gun, played on worse.

Still think they might have jumped the gun, played on worse.

Still think they might have jumped the gun, played on worse.

Still think they might have jumped the gun, played on worse.

Not to mention two nights for umpteen rooms at The Old Course Hotel and four hours (twice) in buses instead of resting, physio or training.
Completely unacceptable.

The stadium and, more importantly, the pitch have been neglected because they want to move to Camperdown. The money that any responsible team spends on pitch maintenance has presumably been spent on players giving Dundee an unfair advantage.
Such behaviour must surely be a breach of the rules.
Five postponements so far and, let’s be honest, the Motherwell game should have been six. Next week could easily be seven.
SPFL well within their rights to award the points to their greatly inconvenienced opponents.

Not to mention two nights for umpteen rooms at The Old Course Hotel and four hours (twice) in buses instead of resting, physio or training.
Completely unacceptable.

The stadium and, more importantly, the pitch have been neglected because they want to move to Camperdown. The money that any responsible team spends on pitch maintenance has presumably been spent on players giving Dundee an unfair advantage.
Such behaviour must surely be a breach of the rules.
Five postponements so far and, let’s be honest, the Motherwell game should have been six. Next week could easily be seven.
SPFL well within their rights to award the points to their greatly inconvenienced opponents.

Not to mention two nights for umpteen rooms at The Old Course Hotel and four hours (twice) in buses instead of resting, physio or training.
Completely unacceptable.

Not to mention two nights for umpteen rooms at The Old Course Hotel and four hours (twice) in buses instead of resting, physio or training.
Completely unacceptable.

“Informed both clubs by email…”
Dundee?
Email?
The SPFL taking the piss?
”Still nothing from the SPFL, hen?”
”Just checked inbox, boss. Nothing although theres a good deal here on viagra…”

The stadium and, more importantly, the pitch have been neglected because they want to move to Camperdown. The money that any responsible team spends on pitch maintenance has presumably been spent on players giving Dundee an unfair advantage.
Such behaviour must surely be a breach of the rules.
Five postponements so far and, let’s be honest, the Motherwell game should have been six. Next week could easily be seven.
SPFL well within their rights to award the points to their greatly inconvenienced opponents.

The stadium and, more importantly, the pitch have been neglected because they want to move to Camperdown. The money that any responsible team spends on pitch maintenance has presumably been spent on players giving Dundee an unfair advantage.
Such behaviour must surely be a breach of the rules.
Five postponements so far and, let’s be honest, the Motherwell game should have been six. Next week could easily be seven.
SPFL well within their rights to award the points to their greatly inconvenienced opponents.

“Informed both clubs by email…”
Dundee?
Email?
The SPFL taking the piss?
”Still nothing from the SPFL, hen?”
”Just checked inbox, boss. Nothing although theres a good deal here on viagra…”

The reason that a minimum standard of stadium was established for entry into the top tier was to prevent clubs neglecting their grounds and using every penny on wages to improve their team.
In Dundee’s case, it’s not structural failings but the playing surface.
Basically the whole surface needs lifted, proper drainage installed (under soil heating probably a luxury too far) and then relaid with professional maintenance to keep it playable (as a minimum) except in biblical weather.
They've obviously spent heehaw on the surface with the money presumably spent on playing staff.
For that reason, they should be getting hammered by the SPFL.

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

Better with Lidl In The Middle 👍

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

If someone scores and does a knee slide, they’ll end up in Carnoustie 

As I understand it, the news of settlements dragged out of Separate Entity FC is based on a “class action” style sample of around twenty victims.
I seem to recall the solicitor involved quoting hundreds having come forward so I’m assuming that this first group are effectively a test case?
We've long suspected that the reason behind stockpiling money in the bank was because they knew that, one day, justice would catch up with them.
It also seems that the compensation will be on a case by case basis as opposed to one size fits all. I can’t imagine they’ll part with a penny if the victim refuses to sign a Non Disclosure Agreement so those wanting their day in court will have even more to endure.
As ever, the media coverage is minimal given the scale of the atrocities committed and every journalist of any worth should be ashamed for not screaming about this story from the rooftops.
Their cowardice is indefensible.