Alastair Johnston the ? we must ask

[wabashcannonball 0]

Alastair Johnston has been a board member at Ibrox for 6 years, during that time the position the club finds itself in has developed and arrived at its present position. What if anything did Johnston do along with other board members still in place, to halt or object to the way the club was going, this is not something that has happened over night.

What real faith can anyone invest in the board as it sits, who in the main have presided over the situation that we find ourselves in. Why should anyone think Johnston, who has been apparently impotent over the last 6 years to influence matters, be able at this stage almost the eleventh hour, be able to find a voice that will change matters.

Or is it far more simple, as has always been the case, it's Murray's way or the highway, I would suggest no one has had the gravitas to stand up to Murray or face him down, and even now he will have the final word, as always.

[Frankie 8,198]

There have been slight indications from Johnston (at the AGM for example) that he was hostile to the way SDM ran the club in recent years.

 

It is interesting to discuss whether he felt sticking around (for this chance to 'lead' or to act under a new owner) was more beneficial than resigning and doing a Hugh Adam.

 

As always, us mere mortals can only speculate.

[wabashcannonball 0]

There have been slight indications from Johnston (at the AGM for example) that he was hostile to the way SDM ran the club in recent years.

 

It is interesting to discuss whether he felt sticking around (for this chance to 'lead' or to act under a new owner) was more beneficial than resigning and doing a Hugh Adam.

 

As always, us mere mortals can only speculate.

 

 

On reflection Frankie, we are so far out of the loop our opinions may be relative to us, but I reckon that is about it. I am beginning to wonder when Murray will return rather than if.