STFU

Business as usual in the main stand then.

That works both ways.

That's a total rewrite of what played out. Fans were consulted at the meeting and the trust then went against the majority view that there should be a coordinated boycott. It was only more recently that the trust changed their stance on this. As I already said in another post they were going to organise/back a protest but that never transpired. This seemed to be offered as an alternative to supporting a boycott. Right now it does feel like the trust are no better than the club in promising one thing and doing another and that's not good. We both appear dissatisfied with them but for different reasons and that is telling in itself.

So fans do nothing?

He pretty much admitted to this in the end by saying he was only repeating what he had been told.

Madness that a keeper of his ability is now playing Highland League.

I will actively discourage anyone from attending home games as it is my view that in doing so it prolongs the status quo. Although I can't understand why anyone would want to do that I do respect their right to do so. I won't hate on them for that but I will be critical. I also understand there will be sections of the support such as those with kids who don't understand the implications of off field politics and won't want to deny them going to the football etc.

The supporters trust said at the fans meeting they would organise/back a fan protest but there's no sign of that happening.

At what point in time did we start measuring a persons level of support based on the amount of money they give to the club? Are those under 20 or over 65 lesser supporters because they get cheaper tickets? Are under 12s in the north stand non supporters because they get free entry?

I've been told a couple of different versions of this story that he's going nowhere. It's also backed up by the fact that there's nobody there who anything is being handed over to so he's still in full control of everything and things are running as they have been previously.

Rumours of it being Jeff Macdonald (brother of Kevin) that the club are trying to get interested. It's been reported twice before (2006 & 2011) that he might be interested and nothing came of it.

Pele for taking the Aberdeen job.

If that's the case then Udjur is unaware of it. Which wouldn't be that surprising I guess.

Flying pigs. This would be a very complicated deal to get over the line and isn't going to happen in the timescales quoted as required to avoid administration.

Whoever has written the last couple of statements should be writing for hallmark cards. Perhaps an untapped income stream we could look at?

If only we had a club record goal scorer in the squad that we could play in an advanced position we might convert a few of these chances being created.

Yes but I'll wager he's still here when the window closes. No other club willing to match his wages and club unwilling/unable to pay off the difference so he's sitting tight.

We can't put a useless CEO on gardening leave but we can leave a useful Udjur out of the squad.

Crazy tough to find lineups listed anywhere but after a bit of digging I did find photographic evidence. https://africanfootball.com/team/607/SS-Saint-Louisienne/816/2017-CAF-Champions-League/

Do you have a source for this as he was my first thought and I could find nothing to confirm he'd played in the competition. The information I can find shows the highest the team he played for finished in their league was 5th and that would not have qualified then to play.

I can't believe there's still people pinning their hopes on these kind of comments from the club.

I stand corrected. Thank you.

Time for the club to cash in on all the good will they've been generating of late by giving us a list of people we can lobby on the matter.

It says in the first sentence this is for premiership clubs.

Edward Ofere