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Dundee United had some good Calor kits. Some shockers as well, though.

Calor Gas

Even if he hadn't shat the bed at Dunfermline, no thanks. Probably a decent part-time player-manager but IMO he doesn't have the MINERALS for the Championship.

Not much Morton can really do about the Imrie situation. If another club approaches to ask to speak to him there's a yes or no answer, then it's out of their hands.

If rumors are to be believed it's not the first time he's been tempted elsewhere, but he's never shown anything but a stubborn determination to succeed. I am not worried about it, whatever happens. He was always going to move on sometime; if it's not now, I don't see him throwing in the towel.

Collating what? The questions? Circulate what? The collation of questions? Why can't they just speak clearly?

I think these are very good, clearly-stated questions. Another one is: do MCT formally reserve the right in future to nominate their own members to their allotted slots on the GMFC board without the right of veto from the remainder of the GMFC board?

And since it's not a condition asked for by Dalrada they presumably won't be bothered and won't revoke their offer. Seems like a no-lose situation, then, for the fee-paying MCT membership to vote as they see fit and not according to the wishes of the interim board.

Why are they so eager to put back on the board the guys who allowed to happen and then hid the transfer embargo from the MCT membership? That's the part I don't get. If they want good governance and a better board why are these guys considered the top candidates?

I agree that 'fan owned, not fan run' is the best idea, given what's happened so far, but at the same time the majority shareholders need to have as much if not more oversight than a sponsor who can, at any time, simply opt to leave. As owners of the club we don't have that chance; the corporate existence of Morton is in our hands.

You could see from the cringe pitch invasion that Somerset was their big cup final, they were never getting past Livi.

If he's clued up in company law he'll be aware of case law around shadow directors, surely?

Well, that's nice. No sarcasm, that's nice.

The joint statement was a few days ago. Anyone know what's happening since then? Allegedly the FIFA embargo is being lifted today as well but it's coming up for the end of the workday in Switzerland and we're still on their site.

If you look around lower league sponsorship a lot of it is just labor of love stuff. Albion Rovers were sponsored by Reigart Demolition for donkey's years and I can't imagine that was anything other than a loss for that company. A lot of these B2B companies realistically have a small customer base among fans of lower league football. I don't think it's shady prima facie.