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That's got to be the worst excuse ever

There will be one. Daly's doing his research as we speak...

Let's hope his replacement can get the number of goals the much-maligned Law got last season. We might need it too. We've only got one forward who will get a decent amount of goals as things currently stand

After last season's lack of goals from our strikers it was utter madness to think we could rely on Miller or Clark to get goals alongside Waghorn. One if not two strikers with proven scoring records will be needed in January if we're to be guaranteed of getting promotion either via play-offs or as champions

Maybe we should try both Holt & Law(when fit) in the same MF. Both goal scoring MF players. It might compensate for our shortage of goals from up front(except Waghorn)

Hilarious if true. What difference would it have made to the Sheepies if we'd used EBT's or not? They were rank rotten during the EBT years 2001-10

What we don't know is the amount of money MW & DW will have to spend in January. Adding the quality we need up front & central MF will require serious money to be spent unless we go down the loan route again.

Looks as if he'd be a good signing, probably next summer. Ticks a lot of boxes.

This is ammunition our board have in reserve. Whether they decide to use it or not is another matter. If they did things could get very interesting indeed. I suspect Liewell knows this as a whole can of worms would open involving Scottish politicians past & present.

As well as a duty to creditors BDO also have a duty to reduce the debt wherever possible. Going to the Supreme Court & overturning the ridiculous judgement two weeks ago by the three stooges who didn't seem to know what they were supposed to be doing will reduce that debt liability.

But if he continues to lose such cases then surely he is liable for legal costs incurred?

Good news. The three old duffers masquerading as judges lost the plot. They were asked to determine whether tax was liable on the EBT's & came back with something totally different called 'common sense'. Hopefully the Supreme Court will overturn this nonsense & we can all move on.

I hope our board seek some sort of explanation if McGhee has made such comments. As Scotland assistant Manager he should not be jumping on the bandwagon of lies about these EBT's along with the rest of the pondlife in this country

Telfer must surely regret going to DUTD. Does he still get a game?

Nope stand by what I said. Scoring goals at U19 level gives no indication whatsoever. He may well gets his chance though as we're woefully short up front because this wasn't fixed during the summer when only Waghorn was signed

And 5,000 Uk companies used them.

Scoring in a U19 game is no indication whatsoever. The vast majority of these lads won't be playing profesional football in 5 to 10 years time. That said Hardie may well be worth a go. Clark is well below the standard we require & Miller hasn't scored for nearly three months now( so he gets a contract extension

First and foremost need a striker to play alongside Waghorn when the transfer window opens

Really? In what way. Do explain

Celt@c boards, past & present, have encouraged militant Irish Republicanism. The formation of the GB is one such example. It is now out of control and no one knows how to stop it. No chance of Rhegan's SFA doing anything is there? Westminster sees it as a Holyrood issue & weak Scottish politicians are unwilling to do anything in fear of losing votes. I salute this guy for writing this but he's in a very small minority supporting a club the vast majority of whose support despise this country whom he served.

Who are these players then & would they be as good as Davis? Not to mention their wage demands. Last summer a load of players left Rangers when their contracts expired. Most were 30-ish or over. It no longer makes commercial sense for us giving players that age lucrative contracts which more often than not they wouldn't get elsewhere.

I've no idea what Steve Davis earns at Southampton but there's no way he'd leave there & return to us for a fraction of his Southampton salary

Steve Davis is 30 now. Too old now unfortunately. No sell-on value.

Clark will be gone at the end of the season if not in January.

Damp squib? That's a kind description of him IMO. He was found out time and time again in the lower leagues by managers of teams on a fraction of the budget he had. He kept his job(& the ridiculous salary) because the previous unpopular board were effectively using him as a shield to protect themselves and wouldn't get rid off him. That was unsustainable & eventually he left when the results & performances became so bad there was no alternative. My biggest worry is that our support are expecting too much too soon of MW & SDoW and the team they've assembled since the start of the season. As I said in an earlier post there's only usually one player in their starting XI from last season & there's certainly 2 or 3 positions still needing strengthened most notably up front. Getting a striker of the calibre we need won't be easy with the money we're likely to have to spend though. You need only look at the money the yahoos have wasted on strikers these last few years to see what I mean.