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Very, very pleasing news.

Technically speaking, it's not a pre-season, but in amongst the pre-season it's Aaron Dorans testimonial. Please do your best to give Aaron what he deserves.

We're still a league 1 club with limited resources. It's not going to take much to be a marquee signing at this level.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC149117/filing-history Details of CVA posted 11th June

That's more like a small tent signing.

Chalmers would be a decent addition. I don’t disagree with that others have said, but we also need a right back given Davidson will miss a lot of the season if he does stay with us. If Savage and Allan stay that will be a real bonus.

My only concern with Nolan would be high wages after leaving United, and there will be a number of offers from the lower leagues of England that could offer closer to what he wants. Like you said, started out well but I don't think he set the world alight to make me think we should make him one of our high earners. Definite priorities for me is a GK and an attacker that can push McKay for a starting place, neither of those will come cheap

Freed Dunfermline midfielder could return to old club Share0Comment Joe Chalmers is hunting for a new club after being freed by Dunfermline. Image: Craig Brown / DAFC. Freed Dunfermline midfielder Joe Chalmers could be on his way back to Inverness Caley Thistle. The 31-year-old is out of contract after being released by the Pars last month and is being trailed by a number of possible suitors. He was one of 14 players who said goodbye to the East End Park club in the wake of a disappointing campaign. The Fifers avoided relegation to League One late on, in part thanks to the 15-point deduction suffered by Hamilton Accies. Chalmers made three appearances after the arrival of Neil Lennon as manager for the final seven matches. The pair had worked together previously at Celtic. However, after 30 outings across the season – and 125 during his three and a half years at the club – he was not offered a new contract. The experienced play-maker’s availability has alerted rival clubs in the Championship. But it is understood Caley Thistle have held talks with the former Motherwell and Ayr United player and made clear their interest. Chalmers could team up with ex-Par He previously spent two seasons with Inverness after joining in the summer of 2017 and racked up 96 appearances before departing for Premiership football with Highland rivals Ross County. The Caley Jags are expected to be able to make new signings from next week after a deal to come out of administration was agreed. Chalmers could join up with former Dunfermline team-mate Paul Allan, who spent last term with the Highlanders and is in talks over a contract extension.

Keeping Savage would be a big deal, ditto Allan...just feel they showed so much for us that someone will surely snap them up. Chalmers would work for us in this league, and when I saw Nolan released I had the same thought as you, he started off quite brightly for us, but tailed off a bit, but another season under Scott K and he could develop quite nicely. Replacing the lively Bray, the goals of Bavidge, and Dibiga in goal along with Savage/Allan are all big asks aren't they?