STFU

Doesn't make any difference to me, as I won't be going to the meeting, but I'm with Jamie. The last time I was in there it was full of Rangers fans and even had Rangers memorabilia hanging on the walls. Were a lot of fans not also boycotting it for this and other reasons?

At least we've got those players on the bench should it be needed, but hopefully not.

There's time yet

You're correct, it makes sense for a club who can't afford, or attract, players from any further afield. Desperate time, desperate measures, especially if you take Ferguson's comments this week into account.

Thanks Dad.

Loaning players from County! Surely this is rock bottom, which gives me hope that the only direction for the club from this point is up.

Is anyone really surprised?

What kind of idiot launches pyro at their fellow fans? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6p1pdmnrn0o

Glad to hear we're a one dictator club.

All the effort you put into that post to prove.....nothing

Brora likely able to make a greater contribution towards wages than many others.

Precisely the kind of dismissive/mocking attitude towards fans views we've seen from the CEO.

Good luck selling marketing opportunities to sponsors/businesses when there's no fans to market them to.

We have a striker that can score goals, it's just unfortunate that he spends most of the game having to drop deep into midfield in order to get involved in play. Mckay must be the most frustrated player on the park, as well as the one covering most ground. Shaw must be the second most frustrated due to being played in the middle, instead of out wide where he was way more effective earlier in the season. He's one of if those gangly kind of runners that make him hard to tackle (similar mould to Daisy and Tokely). I've not seen much of us this season, but last night we looked very slow on the counter. This was allowing utd to get players back in numbers. I'm not a fan of hoofball, but you can't expect to get up the park quickly with sideways passing, and someone needs to tell our midfield there's no rule that says they have to stop at the half way line when in possession. Our players are more capable than they're being allowed to show, and I'm worried Ferguson is 'doing a Dodds' by not playing a system that suits the players we have available. Subbing on one of the shortest players in our squad just before a set piece with only 3 mins to go was a bit of a strange one. The denied penalty claim isn't what cost us the draw, conceding a goal did that. Unfortunate that 'the best keeper in the league' was caught napping. Regardless of who else is around him, he should be taking that ball with ease every time.

When your club care more about headlines than scorelines.

He's clearly misunderstood. Happens with a lot of genius types.

Even if he was fit I wouldn't want him playing given the circumstances.

Is it not the case that a player is free to speak to other clubs, and can sign a pre contract, in the last few months of their current contract?

Harsh!

We should be fine so long as we don't accidentally send out the men's team.

Who's paying for this magical overhaul that's going to save our season and set us on the path to glory in 2024-25?

Started your new year drinking early? Or maybe you just forgot to add the additional need for an entirety new bench of players that don't weaken the team when brought on?

Just to keep @Moogthurso happy, I'd not be upset if we offloaded the CEO to free up money for players.

Ferguson's first job was to stabilise the team. He did that by finding a starting 11 and formation that was working and getting results. Dodds hadn't managed that. That has been disrupted due to some of that starting 11 being unavailable for various reasons, and not having sufficient quality on the bench. We'd already seen frailty with subs at the end if games. We might have hoped to have got to January without these challenges, but not to be. Unfortunately, I don't think the January window will bring the changes we'd like to see because we don't have money to be paying players off and bringing new ones in. The fact we're taking free agents on trial in December indicates the market we might be able to shop in. Ferguson has, to my knowledge, never talked about promotion play offs and has been fairly clear that he was tasked with survival. The best we can hope for is that some of these fringe players improve with the game time they're getting and we cobble together enough to be above the relegation spots at the end of the season. Given how things were looking a few weeks ago, I'd be content with that.