kuznetsov

i am most uneasy with this "eventual comeback" talkas if it is inevitable.

he may have but the fact rapid had problems with us will not be forgotten, then the way we treated matt mckay and the demonising of our club and fans by the obsessed to anyone who will listen. i dont see us having many friends in the footballing world these days.

murray was slaughtered for selling our crown jewels and branded an asset stripper. green is applauded. go figure.

blacklisted. lol doing transfers with certain clubs may also prove difficult in future as will signing certain players. i imagine our name is dirt right now across the footballing world.

its almost as if he wants us to run at a loss in year one. any financial whizzkids any ideas why?

i doubt any club in the spl, never mind the lower leagues, have that much staff mate. we are a huge company with hundreds of employees.

lets hope he has no say on anything financial though!

exactly mate, guys like alexander, mcculloch, kyle, black and sandaza will be no use to us fighting for an spl title in 3 years nor are they needed to win the 3rd or 2nd divisions!

not a gamble i wanted us taking. in an instant mate!

i wont argue they walked to help themselves but my point is they done us and green a huge favour ripping up their contracts.

what about on the sidelines though? these players need guidance, help and support from a quality coaching team. we would be fighting relegation in the spl with this team.

i doubt green really wanted them to stay mate. a £30m wage bill would have sunk us again. of course he has to say otherwise atm as he fights for compo.

well he is a tim!

probably not and i doubt it. our scouting is a joke.

probably d and p at it. where were wba when he was up for grabs for nothing?

buying into the traitor myth gives them a siege mentality and a we are all together feeling. part of all this defiance nonsense.

they were never in demand when they were at their peak for us.

would surely have made business sense mate? frankly the money we are shelling out in wages at this level and what we are getting in return for them doesnt compute. 3 years is a long time in football. the players we could have signed to get us out of division 3 and 2 and save us a fortune would have been moved on by the time we are back at the top. there are flair players out there mate on lower wages than the ian blacks and dean shiels. we played against a little genius a few weeks back. easton. he was very exciting and is the kind of player i would pay to watch. gary teale, a flair player for this level who would not have commanded the 7 grand a week templeton and black did. kenny mclean another.

but not all transferred over. they done green and rangers a favour walking out. we couldnt afford them and there is never any guarantee we would have sold them.

doesnt mean someone would have paid a fee for them or even wanted them.

did we though? that all depends what the managers expectations were from the board. now it looks like winning promotion was the aim(as poor as that is), so why were we allowed to carry a wage bill of £7m to gain promotion from the countries lowest league when a budget of half a million or even less would have done.

that was a gamble we could never have took. a gamble murray wouldnt even have took.

the traitors done green a favour. had they all stayed we would have been back in admin within months.

just to accuse it

he cant be including the share issue and if he is then he is another craig whyte!