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That one corner by the main stand is vulnerable, whether to damp or frost. Not much we can do about it.

Bullet dodged. I would have said the same even prior to today's 4-1 beefing at the hands of Edinburgh City.

Time to push hospitality for this one. Midweek hospitality is better anyway. Take the day off work, get tipsy prior to arrival, sneak in some vodka miniatures, complain loudly about the food, make the wanker gesture with both hands every time Gerry talks, get in a near punch-up with an Ayr director, vomit all over Cappie. Easily worth twice thr going rate, bail not included.

Some may argue there's no smoke without fire, but I also believe that the state's burden to prove guilt is sacred. I know nothing about his case at all beyond the headlines. Surely if he was culpable he'd have been convicted or at very least formally charged?

It would be closer to 60-30. MCT doesn't own 100% of Morton. MCT owns 100% of Greenock Morton Property, Ltd., which owns 89.97% of GMFC Ltd. If 60% of the total club shareholding is sold to The Geniuses then that leaves MCT with 29.97% and not 40%.

To give Raj his credit, something else he said rang true. It's not really possible to separate the membership (i.e. us) from our current situation. We all voted for the current situation in the form of Dalrada, the shortfall, etc. We weren't in the boardroom but it was all done with the members' overwhelming approval. It would have been easier for him just to make the right noises to try to flatter us but he didn't. I'm still voting No but after a rough start I think he went on to do well.

IF we have an insolvency event, it's a 15 point deduction, then a 5 point deduction next season.

Only a small minority in the room have any objections, most people are applauding.

I reckon we're looking at our new owners. Grim times ahead.

I will say that Raj is correct about one thing: the way the club currently solicits the business community and sponsorship just isn't good enough. On everything else I just don't think he's proven himself trustworthy.

I'm grateful to Gordon Ritchie for that. It absolutely needed to be said that the supposed 'debt' for the stadium is actually an anti-embarrassment clause, which expires in a few years. Raj totally elided that fact. There's no way I can vote for this consortium bid. It's absolutely not good enough. Administration is preferable to this.

Correct, it's an arms race and it happens at all levels of football. All else being equal, if you don't have a benefactor you'll just get outbid for the same pool of players.

Borso's challenge on Murray was clumsy and late but it wasn't nearly as bad as Murray made it out to be. Borso also knew he'd done wrong and immediately tried to help Murray up. Good referring to book them both.

While administration and a points deduction are both still likely, it's maddening to think how many points we could have scraped over the past few weeks without Murray hanging around dragging down the squad. Well done to the management team and players for prevailing in this six-pointer.

Garrity's turnaround since Murray left is reminiscent of Muirhead's after McPherson's departure. Early days of course but he's actually been effective the last three games.