mary

All the best John, thank you for the hard work you put into this site & for making me feel welcome here.

What can I say? resigned to the inevitable

That's what I mean islay. There's a missed opportunity to generate income. I believe St. Johnstone do funeral teas. I know Forfar Athletic built an extension on to their hospitality and created a supporters lounge which is open on match days before the game, closes during the game & reopens until 7.30pm. it also opens up to create a larger space and they've had tribute acts in.

Whether it's a new build or staying at Dens the stadium will need to generate an income out with the football club/team. Other club's seem to manage to do this while Dens seems hemorrhage money.

& have their goal scoring boots on!

I must try and remember to take some photos this time.

Thank you

Forfar Dark Blues are hosting an afternoon Ceilidh with Steven Carcary on Sunday 3rd March 2-5 in the Legion Hall, Academy St. Forfar. Tickets £5

Mibbie aye mibbie no as they say in farfar.

Could be why Dens road looks like a river every time there's torrential rain. I worked in a shop on the Hilltown from the mid 70's & when they were digging the underpass and it was halted again because they had hit water, an elderly gentleman commented to us in the shop "why are they surprised? It's not called Wellgate & Ladywell etc, for nothing."

Welcome to the Dark Blue side of the street.

very well said

Great interview from a great player who wore Dark Blue

I've always liked Holt, yes, he's made mistakes but what player hasn't. Everyone notices his mistakes but didn't seem to notice the times he's cleared the ball off the line or made important tackles or (can't remember the game) the flying header that ended up in the waste bit of ground beside the Derry instead of in the back of the net. PS The Derry even applauded him v the St. Johnstone game. I nearly fell off my seat!

That's true about DFCTV, once it was up and running successfully it was claimed by the club