I really don’t get the ‘another point on the board ‘ stuff.
It’s another 2 points dropped at home in a game we should be looking for 3 points.
Mellon seems to be well liked by most supporters. Probably because he says the right things and he’s managing a Championship squad. Maybe they are but how many points were we ahead when the season finished.
I think our inability to win games with leave us in a dogfight towards the end of the season.
Good goal by a good bluenose.
Fluke by a bitter sashman
comment by Zico - IX (U21900)
posted 4 minutes ago
Fluke by a bitter sashman
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He was some wrester.
I'm a Sash man
old shed boy - To be fair you're right - it is two points dropped.
I can't speak for most of the United support, but going by my group chat then Mellon's popularity has dropped quite dramatically. A couple of my mates think he's a terrible manager.
I'm personally concerned by the direction we're going in and, while I'm willing to give him a bit of time due to the covid situation - but not too much time
I didn't know st Johnstone could score goals
comment by HB Fash - Listening to f**ckin UB40 or something like that (U21935)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by Zico - IX (U21900)
posted 4 minutes ago
Fluke by a bitter sashman
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He was some wrester.
I'm a Sash man
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Bee bababada Bo
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 31 minutes ago
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
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I would suggest it says something about the designing of the different stadia. While Dens is dependent on the bush for structural integrity, Tannadice has big stands that stay upright via steel and concrete and other such materials that those in the building trade will be aware of.
Unfortunately these big stands create a significant bit of shade on the pitch, meaning no direct sunlight. While Dens of course does have the issue of shade being thrown on the pitch from various discarded trolleys that are left around the Derry, it is no comparison to the shade created by the Jerry Kerr stand, and therefore any frost is more difficult to clear.
All the best.
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 31 minutes ago
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
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I would suggest it says something about the designing of the different stadia. While Dens is dependent on the bush for structural integrity, Tannadice has big stands that stay upright via steel and concrete and other such materials that those in the building trade will be aware of.
Unfortunately these big stands create a significant bit of shade on the pitch, meaning no direct sunlight. While Dens of course does have the issue of shade being thrown on the pitch from various discarded trolleys that are left around the Derry, it is no comparison to the shade created by the Jerry Kerr stand, and therefore any frost is more difficult to clear.
All the best.
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That makes sense that you do not get much sunlight, due to always being in our shadow.
Well DP lasted long last night.........
Ivan,
I can't speak for most of the United support, but going by my group chat then Mellon's popularity has dropped quite dramatically. A couple of my mates think he's a terrible manager.
..........
I don’t have much time for Mellon and don’t think he was the best choice for us.
We do have points on the board but I don’t think that’s because of him.
We’ve had a few draws not because of his team selections but because we’ve been lucky. Outplayed in most of them and only saved by the opposition missed lots of chances. Hibs and Motherwell.
comment by Arabs4ever (U3310)
posted 55 minutes ago
Well DP lasted long last night.........
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That’s what she said.
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posted on 13/1/21
I really don’t get the ‘another point on the board ‘ stuff.
It’s another 2 points dropped at home in a game we should be looking for 3 points.
Mellon seems to be well liked by most supporters. Probably because he says the right things and he’s managing a Championship squad. Maybe they are but how many points were we ahead when the season finished.
I think our inability to win games with leave us in a dogfight towards the end of the season.
posted on 13/1/21
Good goal by a good bluenose.
posted on 13/1/21
Fluke by a bitter sashman
posted on 13/1/21
comment by Zico - IX (U21900)
posted 4 minutes ago
Fluke by a bitter sashman
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He was some wrester.
I'm a Sash man
posted on 13/1/21
old shed boy - To be fair you're right - it is two points dropped.
I can't speak for most of the United support, but going by my group chat then Mellon's popularity has dropped quite dramatically. A couple of my mates think he's a terrible manager.
I'm personally concerned by the direction we're going in and, while I'm willing to give him a bit of time due to the covid situation - but not too much time
posted on 13/1/21
I didn't know st Johnstone could score goals
posted on 13/1/21
comment by HB Fash - Listening to f**ckin UB40 or something like that (U21935)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by Zico - IX (U21900)
posted 4 minutes ago
Fluke by a bitter sashman
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He was some wrester.
I'm a Sash man
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Bee bababada Bo
posted on 13/1/21
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
posted on 13/1/21
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 31 minutes ago
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would suggest it says something about the designing of the different stadia. While Dens is dependent on the bush for structural integrity, Tannadice has big stands that stay upright via steel and concrete and other such materials that those in the building trade will be aware of.
Unfortunately these big stands create a significant bit of shade on the pitch, meaning no direct sunlight. While Dens of course does have the issue of shade being thrown on the pitch from various discarded trolleys that are left around the Derry, it is no comparison to the shade created by the Jerry Kerr stand, and therefore any frost is more difficult to clear.
All the best.
posted on 13/1/21
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Garry Brady (U1734)
posted 31 minutes ago
It was quite interesting that Dundee Utd could not get the game on on Saturday, when just a few metres away, Dundee were able to play their match on the same day? What does this say about the professionalism at both clubs??
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would suggest it says something about the designing of the different stadia. While Dens is dependent on the bush for structural integrity, Tannadice has big stands that stay upright via steel and concrete and other such materials that those in the building trade will be aware of.
Unfortunately these big stands create a significant bit of shade on the pitch, meaning no direct sunlight. While Dens of course does have the issue of shade being thrown on the pitch from various discarded trolleys that are left around the Derry, it is no comparison to the shade created by the Jerry Kerr stand, and therefore any frost is more difficult to clear.
All the best.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That makes sense that you do not get much sunlight, due to always being in our shadow.
posted on 13/1/21
Well DP lasted long last night.........
posted on 13/1/21
Ivan,
I can't speak for most of the United support, but going by my group chat then Mellon's popularity has dropped quite dramatically. A couple of my mates think he's a terrible manager.
..........
I don’t have much time for Mellon and don’t think he was the best choice for us.
We do have points on the board but I don’t think that’s because of him.
We’ve had a few draws not because of his team selections but because we’ve been lucky. Outplayed in most of them and only saved by the opposition missed lots of chances. Hibs and Motherwell.
posted on 13/1/21
comment by Arabs4ever (U3310)
posted 55 minutes ago
Well DP lasted long last night.........
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That’s what she said.
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