STFU

I wonder if those who've just purchased Dunfermline were one of the interested parties here? Dunfermline with ambitions to be Scotland's version of Moneyball it would seem.

Hard not to get a little carried away seeing us closing the gap on those above us. It's possible we could have inched ahead of Annan and be in sight of Montrose going into the next home game.

It seems certain that much of what he loaned would have come before the security was put in place. He'd still have a claim it just means he wouldn't get paid ahead of other creditors. Whilst good for other creditors I'm not seeing that it does anything to improve the clubs financial position or prospects of sale/investment.

Sorry!

That would have been a fluff(er) piece.

A good old fashioned puff piece.

All of that is why I think it would be useful for fans to hear the position of Cameron and Morrison from them.

The only player I could see anyone coming in for is Dibaga. Don't see others being able to make a step up and every other team at this level is as near to broke as we are (Cove and Kelty rumoured to be near admin state) so won't be spending on transfers. Not sure financial fairplay rules allow for creative employment/payment of players and the last time Savage allegedly covered the cost of a player's wages it transpired not to be so clear cut, he walked away leaving us with the liability and we landed in court. Regardless the players are here now and early signs are good in terms of them contributing to the mission. Long may that continue.

And we're still using the same camera for our highlights today.

Courier headline incoming... "ICTFC Face Bleak Future as Bin Collection Consistency Declines"

They're notorious for inaccurate and misleading headlines. Wannabe tabloid these days.

So long as rent is being paid and there is no breach on the lease agreement then I don't see why Highland Council would look to get involved.

That will be creditors agreeing with what's in the proposal document as opposed to any agreement on a settlement I would think.

It seems some people have forgotten that we're a league one team and are still expecting premier league performances. I was delighted with the football and effort that was served up yesterday. The new lads fitted in well and you wouldn't think this was their first match for us. Hoping Longstaff is ok as he's been really important to our game recently.

Not sure I like this and it feels like it makes a mockery of the situation. Players were let go as we couldn't afford them and some staff had hours cut and/or are doing multiple jobs. There are creditors who are due payments. We're managing to fulfil fixtures and have mostly been filling the bench so I don't see a player welfare issue. The only reason we need to add players is in an attempt to improve competitiveness. While we all want the team to be more competitive this just feels wrong.