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We'll need a far better board to steer us through the impending fiscal shitstorm looming on the horizon.

Yes. To be honest there was nothing of note last night save for Moshni. Crawford looks lost when he's played out wide. McCulloch even though he scored a tap in at the back post looked rather woeful, constantly giving away fouls when he jumped and the ball seemed to bounce of him constantly, felt a bit sorry for Nicky Clark having to cover so much ground because McCulloch is so immobile. Foster and Wallace were decent but not spectacular, Law shows signs of promise. Most obvious thing was how much we miss Lewis Mcleod. Peralta is smaller than I thought he would be, he was played out wide right when he come on, didn't do much of note but to be fair he's only just arrived and wasn't really on long enough to do much. The rest were rather pedestrian but at least they are looking fit.

I think it will fall a lot further perhaps as low as 20 odd pence before a serious party emerges.

Begs the question as to why Green & Imran are pulling out all the stops to try and flog their shares at ten bob a pop but keep being cold shouldered.

We were pretty poor last night, only really Moshni catching the eye (again!!).

Eagerly awaiting delivery but the wife wants first dibs.....

Yes and it's well over 5 figures so where else would he get anything remotely approaching that?

There's not an SPL team (apart from the obvious) who could or would pay him anything remotely in the region of what we do.

Will do !

See you there!....

I expect McCulloch will get the shout early on because of the trialist rules so we'll need to wait till there's a full compliment to know for sure.

The difference mobility wise between McCulloch and Daly at Brora and Elgin was quite staggering.

Especially when you consider the odds of us playing a side already well into their season.

I sincerely hope you're proven to be correct.

He'll be shoe horned in somewhere and he's far to slow to play up front ahead of Daly and Clark.

"Stability"? when we just lost two directors and the NOMAD who brought us to the market on the same day, it would be nice but don't expect it to arrive anytime soon.

Police won't allow pay at the gate, spares were surprisingly easy to pick up last season don't expect that to change this one.

Away to Forfar.

Apparently he doesn't even know where he stands himself.

Here's a list of Green's UK directorships: https://www.duedil.com/director/917164421/charles-green/directorships If you go through them you'll notice a pattern showing that Green does do walking away and usually does it pretty swiftly, we are no exception to the rule. Champions League music, shares to grandkids yada yada yada.

Bizarrely apart from Bryan Smart the only other presently serving RIFC director who has experience of sitting on the board of a PLC is Walter Smith.

The promise of dividends was just a mirage they never factored in themselves being around long enough to possibly pay one out.

Over £300m worth of people believed Charles Green's utterances of financial utopia in regards to Panceltica less than 18 months later it vanished in a manor that would make David Copperfield turn green with envy. There's a reason that Green & co cannot sell their shares fast enough it's that very same reason there isn't a queue trying to burst down their door to buy them.

Well the thought of RIFC plc paying a dividend is worthy of more than a wee chuckle.