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YoungWarrior

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  1. At what point do we challenge the board on recruitment, Bomber, Colin, Davie Irons, Swift all failed to deliver but the chairman/board is hailed as doing a great job, the community teams are struggling and although we are supporting the community the core of the club and the ability to keep fans coming through the door is slipping as we see constant failure on the pitch.
    Another season of dull football, with a strong squad not delivering and struggling performances week in week out while they take our money.

  2. I see they have invited all the youngsters, great move for atmosphere but invariably we end up getting beaten when they take this initiative. I have blind hope we will win this one, I just can’t imagine us losing and going back to the days when we propped up Scottish football. I look back on the decisions since Corrigan was sacked and it shows how poor appointments can undo years of progress, I’m sure the Brechin supporters share the same thoughts as their decline has been as bad as ours if not worse. Come on Stenny - big push for safety starting with the points this Saturday.

  3. My bad but I don’t really understand a few things:

    Is it the chairperson or the Chief Executive who appoint the Manager. How many candidates did we have or did we go easy option third time in a row.

    I think the commercial side is better since the Chief Executive has come on in terms of sponsorship etc but really without a team on the park it is not success!

    Has the board changed much other than the Chairman in last 10 or even 15 years. What is his football background and experience?

    Just as important is there anyone else to come in if the Chairman or Board was to resign, they may even welcome fresh blood. I suspect it may be a fairly unrewarding task and many have given many years of service.

    None of these questions takes away from the fact our performances over the last few years have been very poor and getting worse. Apart from the arguably lucky ( we were like 20 points behind but took advantage of the rules) unjust over the season, but enjoyable Peterhead win in the play offs and the Falkirk victory it has been a painful few years.

    Colin and Bomber must look back in puzzlement, I don’t actually blame the board for taking a chance with Booth and thought at the time it was ambitious but possibly correct - however he just did not have the personality or emotional intelligence to work at our level, which would probably have shown at interview!

    There are good players in there but not enough and the good ones need to do more.

    Davie may well be given a chance to turn this round but we need to see improvement quickly or we will be joining the Shire.

    Genuinely need a change somewhere but like our other central Scotland teams this decade has been one to forget.

  4. Missing tonight’s game, I hope we can build on the result from Saturday. A win would put us up to joint fifth which given recent form would give a tiny bit comfort although could still only be 4 points ahead of 2nd bottom if Albion win. I had high hopes for this season but see us almost half the points of league leaders and watching the wrong end of the table. Life as a warriors supporter was never meant to be easy[emoji27]

  5. Agree on the small percentage of revenue from gate receipts, but it is the bit that is variable. More numbers through means more spend in the ground, 50/50, pie stall, even wee bar takings. Also more likelihood of selling advertising with a bigger reach and potentially persuading people to take corporate hospitality which must be the golden goose, £65 for the day with a £6-10 cost meal and drink which even going well you would struggle to down more than £15-20 cost, so over £40 per head profit.

  6. It is tough for us trying to survive on our gates and compete in a market where some players get offered hundreds of pounds per week at League 1 level, we go in to this year with no shire rent (personally I wouldn’t throw in my lot with FFC and Falkirk council but that is there look out). The players are off course quite entitled to move for more money and tie up a deal for themselves, if I knew I was being possibly released in a few weeks I would be speaking to people.  The one year contracts is a double edged sword but sadly when you are not assured of which league you will be in and given our recent troubles are a necessity for at least a percentage of the players. Re the comment on Bomber and how he handles the players I guess only the individuals truly know, and I am sure he did not want it to come out that he had signed another centre half on the way to Peterhead but he has to look to next season the same as Meeks etc did. Ultimately  i expect him to be working on the following seasons squad at the same time as every other club.  I would imagine if Mick had been offered a deal Ross may have stayed, no word of Marshy but sadly with the number of suspensions he gets he couldn’t be first choice for me. 

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