[Doug]

I don’t really want to get in to this and the fact that the club talks of Legal Processes ongoing suggests that not everything is cut and dry for anyone.

I understood from the writings on here and in the press that the money Ilyas put in was with no strings, be it a gift, a bail out or a donation. At the end of the day this is no further on than it was last year.

There are a couple of things that bothers me:

If Ilyas just bought the club and put a trustee in place to run it and the give it to the community as a stable concern, the outcome would be the same, why do have to run the risk of splitting the fan base or worst; the club.

Why after all this time there is still no officially published action plan and time table by Ilyas’s camp. A constitution is not an action plan.

How is this going to work in the real world; having read the telegraph article online, I can’t see how realistic it would be to build a new stadium when the community can’t fill the existing one.

The share issue is all fine and dandy, but they have to sell. Now and the next few years are going to be the hardest that common supporters and local businesses will have faced in generations.