We are delighted to launch “ALLAN’S ARMY PLAYER FUND”  Elgin City Supporters’ Club have launched Allan’s Army Player Fund – a brand new initiative to raise additional funds to help manager Allan Hale in the transfer market. In a first at the club, we are offering fans a chance to directly enhance Allan Hale’s transfer budget for this season! 100% of ALL donations to this initiative will go directly to Allan Hale’s transfer fund as ADDITIONAL funds for his to use in the recruitment of players, these funds will be on top of what the club have already budgeted for Allan to use.  We are offering fans two ways in which they can donate. You can donate on a one off basis, or can set up a standing order from June until May. Donations can be however large or small you feel you are able to donate. This fund can make a real difference to the management team in their transfer dealings with a view towards this coming season.  For more information and for the bank details to contribute to Allan’s Army Player Fund, email - supporters.club@elgincityfc.co.uk or contact us via messenger on this page.   Interesting to see the reaction to this initiative. Annan did very well from something similar.

He did, if i mind right the day that Airdrie went into liquidation one of their players done the same thing at Brockville and hit a wee lassie in the face (nothing happened), recall a player getting sent off and I think we won 8- nil (just checked we did) https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Football%3A+BAIRNS+WALKING+ON+AIR%3B+Falkirk+8+Airdrie+0.-a060293162

The Monster Raving Loonies had some decent policies over the years: Daily Mirror link. We need to bring back the Standing at the Back Dressed Stupidly and Looking Stupid Party, including the extreme stance on slavery.

100%  Its still right out of the Rangers victim playbook though. 

Some kids screamed blue murder on their first day at the primary. It was always thus, and even more so in the days before they already had several years at nursery under their belts. The difference then (rightly or wrongly) is that nobody pandered to them, they just had to get on with it, and by the end of the first week the vast majority were doing just fine.