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True but the headline names one of them.

https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/sport/football/inverness-caledonian-thistle/6605880/administration-threatened-caley-thistle-to-meet-mystery-highland-investor-after-talks-with-anders-holch-polvsen/

Steve wonder can see Alan savage is just waiting for this to go into administration. He's keeping his 10 Bob's worth in the press. Grassa and chisholm are his eyes and ears within the club. He refuses to work with certain directors and has pulled the pug on his funding of clach as he has "other projects to fund". Amazing how we don't hear from him for years but as soon as the club is on the brink he's never out of the Inverness courier?

Its still getting plenty outings

Clach have a new board after a major backer pulled out for next season taking chisholm with him saying he's backing a new project next season.

From what I can gather our biggest creditor is ross morrison who is owned over a million pound and has secured this against various parts of the stadium. If he doesn't walk away they'll run out of money. Administration is a certainy. The stadium is worth nothing as the ground it is built on is owned by the council. We have very little assets so its easy for a new investor to wait for this path to open. The last to appointments were grassa and chisholm so work out who hes pals with and I see a pattern happening.

Because it heavy weight. Only light ones are permitted.

Couple more from frankfurt.

Next stop frankfurt.

Couple of pictures in Munich.

Agreed but with the Saturday fixtures save from doing it this way the Premiership should of been expanded.

Heading to Germany now. Uefa have refused permission to take micks flag in to Munich stadium as they say its to big. Ill still try and get it in but I'll hang it with pride all over Germany.

What assets?

Pity there not there not there on a cold Tuesday night in December.

Gardiner is not up to the job and needs to fall on his own sword. Morrison has done his best but it just wasn't good enough. Remember there are plenty of rich business men that own part of our club that have stood by and watched this train wreck drive on by. If they have no interest or intention of helping the club then they need to sell up and move on. Gifting there shares to supporters might be a good start.

We had to win against arbroath and we did same against queen's and we did. We were unlike against raith and a point away to Dunfermline although not what we needed is still a good point. Morton are nothing special and if the threat off relegation can't motivate the guys for tonight then I don't know what will. Hopefully be a bigger crowd tonight so that may be the difference from other home game. Time to hold our nerve get right behind the boys tonight and believe!

I'll come speak to you guys at the next home game. Hopefully we can get it on the telly for the opening game in Munich.

Don't know who has it but thought I'd ask. Heading to the euros and have been fortunate enough to get a ticket for all the games. I'd love take Michael's flag to the games. Totally understand this flag is sacred to caley die hards but I would look after it.

Skimming through this so don't know if this has been asked already but have council explained why only 5 turned up for the original vote but when the sh!# hits the fan over 50 of them stroll in. Is this not there job to look at these things and be there to vote if they have an opinion? Doesn't sound like there doing there jobs correctly!

Very sad times for the city. Looking into this it seems personal to some councillors. I live close to the site and trust me it a dumping ground for dogs to empty there guts. For the council to say its utilised by kids and dog walkers then they need to visit the site as there's no official entrance to the land. As for fire risk of course there's risk there's a risk to allowing asda to build a petrol station in a residential area and next to a school. Most houses in the area have gas thats a risk but its all about management. If the rules are followed the risk should be no more than any of the above. As for the green space the whole area was green space. Most recently they didn't have a problem extending the gaelic school onto green land used for dog walking and picnicking area. The land where shakes and cakes is got planning no problem as is the land at the roundabout next to asda and fairway. My personal opinion is the council are not interested in projects like this in the area. Building new houses generates council tax. The building contractor is then made to subsidise new schools, Road and other essential services in the area. The west link has to be justified some how.

Doesn't sound like it'll be good news. Begging bowls will be getting dusted down.

Was on the cards for a long time. He just sold his house in Inverness after buying one in Edinburgh in the summer.