STFU

Was part of the planning consent that they run a park and ride for construction staff. The new owners hope to begin construction in 2026.

Yet again it would seem that inferences made by the CEO are having to be corrected by the Chairman. This time it's the Battery Storage being a one off windfall and not the ongoing income stream we were lead to believe it would be. What happens when that money (assuming it happens) has been swallowed up by debt and operating costs that are beyond our means? Do we just keep running up debt in the hope that another windfall arrives from somewhere? The most recent accounts show a hole in excess of £800k in required annual income. There's no hope of Premiership football on the horizon, the club are doing nothing to improve the fans experience or relationship with fans, so numbers will likely continue to fall and the pie in the sky ventures are alienating local businesses, damaging the support we get from there. It's an absolute shitshow and if they think fans can be placated and brought back by filling a few holes in the north car park, then it's just another example of how out of touch with reality they really are. Get these clowns to **** away from the club.

I did think Motorbikes was a strange one, but you may be a full on Harley Chick for all I know...lol

You originally said motorbike. Did you mean motorhome? If so, there's parking for them at Torvean and a bus passes every 20mins or so going into the city centre.

A motorbike can park anywhere a car can park, so if there's room for cars, there's room for them. I park at Rose St regularly and it's never full in the summer. Only time it's full is peak shopping time at Christmas, and not even certain it was then either last year.

There are two massive carparks in town (Rose St and Eastgate) that are rarely full, why would anyone go for a less convenient out of town parking option?

Should we get rid of the admin and accounts staff because the club's a shamble off the pitch? After all, many of them have been there longer than the last few Chairmen/CEOs.

So the club have borrowed money and given security against income they don't have yet. Was there not one of the Glasgow teams, who our CEO used to work for, that did something similar? Anyone recall how that worked out?

Anyone know what these are about? My phone isn't letting me download the PDFs from companies house.

The business done in this window could conceivably been done without us spending any more than we were already on wages. Without the battery farm money, then I don't see how we can rebuild for a strong/er season in 24/25 or even to the level we're at this season unless someone else throws a few hundred thousand into the abyss that is our finances. Ferguson is doing what he can to keep the team in this league this season, but it falls to the CEO and Board to ensure finances are in place to allow him to do anything beyond that. Our future will be determined by the Highland Council planning department.

Oh well, back to believing he just couldn't be arsed, with no reason for it.

The squads now looking like it might provide a bit more flexibility and dynamism if new players live up to reputations. My only concern is the number of changes as we can't afford any further slump due to taking time to bed in.

£16500 in unlawful deductions from wages is a fair skelp and I can't even begin to speculate what it could have been in relation to. Might explain his apparent lack of effort when he came back on loan?

If we're going to cash in on Harper then now is the time as we'll be entitled to a decent development fee.

I'm confident it'll be every bit as successful as the concerts.

Harper possibly away also.

We could move the stadium 3 hours away from Inverness.

Ridgers seems to be slower off his line and increasingly reluctant to come for balls recently, so that may have been a good shout by Devine. I await the highlights to see. Important 3 points today. We continue to be able to turn it on against the teams above us and I wonder if that's because they come at us more and we know how to exploit that? (This is why I think we have more than half a chance against Hibs) Teams around us seem more content to sit in a bit more and let us pass the ball around in front of them where we're not creating any threat, and we can't break that down. Hopefully the new players give us options to change that. Next week will be the test.

Interesting selection of signings and makes me wonder if Ferguson is looking for defenders who are more adept at playing out from the back and/or who are more capable of holding a higher defensive line. I don't know anything about the new players, just wondering why we'd be loading more defenders into the squad. Agree with others that we must have players going out, or maybe we have injuries we don't know about.

Would be nice to have at least one of those three.

This is exactly how many fans are feeling, and the reason fewer are showing up.

Get rid of the CEO. That'll save a wage AND bring a few fans back.

It's a ridiculous theory to think we want relegated, but the hard truth of the matter is that we have next to no money to sign players, and the club isn't exactly an appealing prospect to entice players to at the moment. This means that there might not be anything we can do to avoid relegation other than pray Ferguson can mould the current squad into enough to keep us 8th or better.

A Rangers supporting CEO releasing an orange strip on 12th July, and we're all expected to believe it's coincidental? Pull the other one

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?