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Here’s hoping there is no dead cat bounce on Saturday then.

It is not behind a login or paywall for me but pretty much Charlie Christie urging shareholders to accept the offer from AS. Seems to be addressing this to smaller shareholders as well as larger ones, but it does have to be noted that - as a small shareholder - no-one has officially asked me to give up my shares. Is that simply a fait accompli? or do i need to say yes (along with everyone else). If so, nothing from BDO or anyone else to ask that question. https://archive.ph/psR3J

P and J article from 12 minutes ago - I do not have access - headline reads : Charlie Christie - Caley Thistle shareholders must give Alan Savage green light for ownership.

I'm just happy that most people spell his name right, with a small 'k'.

21:30 Kelty looking for a new manager! No surprise really!! bc

The conditions of the offer are 100% of shares, that means the smallest shareholder is just as important as the largest in meeting that.

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I've said before that it's not the criticism that rankles me it's the snide and unmerited manner of some of the comments. Just because someone might be thick skinned doesn't mean it should be acceptable. I understand that as the clubs all time top goal scorer the expectation for many people is that he should still be seen as the main goal threat but the fact that he's seldom been deployed in that position this season shows that is not seen as the case either by himself or the manager. I think that had the club not been in the position it was at the start of this season then he'd have hung his boots up or gone to play at a lower level or even moved fully into coaching somewhere. I don't see this as a situation of a player not knowing when it's time to step back. This is a guy who's hung around to do what he can to help a club he clearly holds dearly in their time of need. I'm not saying he should be immune from criticism but I do think he deserves a little more respect than some of the dickish throw away comments show. That's on here and elsewhere.

It's not disrepect i'm afraid, It is a fact, Yngwie was pointing out his goalscoring mojo has left the building, but as a link player he has with his experience he has still a lot to offer to the team!

That's not at all what was said or how they said it but great effort at spinning it.