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30 minutes ago, Fraz said:

I would say 'wooosh' be he's literally written 'sarcasm' at the end...

1 hour ago, RiG said:

It would all be so much better if Gary Warren would stop being so selfish and just ask for that contract he signed in good faith to be terminated to save ICT some money so they can go and sign some other players.

I mean they done the right thing by going public on the situation making it clear that he is costing them too much. He should really do the right thing and just leave!

/sarcasm

Think you have missed the point I was making,he will surely get a pay-off ,which means in reality the club and player can be effectively both better off.

However if he doesn’t get another club we are contracted to pay him what is on his contract,the ball is firmly in Gary’s court mate and rightly so.

Its quite simple for me , Gary Warren has a contract for another year, the club feel they could use the money more wisely and invest in some other player but finances are tight.

If He can find another club we will surely give him a payoff to go and the player could get a club that wants him to play rather than sit on the bench with ourselves. It happens all the time and most times it’s just down to finances.

I don’t think the club is doing anything wrong at all here.

33 minutes ago, Robert said:

Trying to get back on topic, Gary has been a great player for the club over six seasons. He was unlucky to miss two finals, but always a great inspiration, even when just a sub.

As I said before, I'm not surprised the club has made this proposal, but I think they are trying to treat him right: stating he remains captain whilst he is here is a big statement.

On the argument about the leadership off the park, I am not well placed to comment. 

The previous regime got us to two finals, win the Scottish Cup which will never be forgotten, achieved several top six finishes, got us into Europe, , appointed a rookie Manager, paid wages that were not sustainable if we got relegated and....we got relegated.

The current regime has to steady the ship and balance the books, to give a foundation for growth. Yes, it means tough decisions, some we will agree with and some we won't, but it I see too early to pass judgement. This is a key season for us and we will understand the ambitions of the Board better, 

Sounds about correct in pointing out where we are as a club.

It will be a tough league but if we can have a decent start ,unlike last season where we had a terrible run early season, then I can see us challenging for the title.

Reckon it will be Hearts at tynecastle

1 hour ago, RiG said:

He played 47 games last season in all competitions.

Not injury prone last season then it would appear