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I am sure in his business he has many connections and if their are any opportunities that the club can benefit from then that can only be a good thing surely What’s the point of spending money if the players do not gel

CLUB STATEMENT Max Christie has today stepped down as Manager of Tranent FC. Max has stated his desire to remain involved with the Club and we have therefore invited him to join the Committee. Ian little will take over as First Team Manager with immediate effect. We wish them both well in their respective appointments. David Innes Chairman

Maybe you are that man

Definitely got that one wrong

Not sure how my comments imply that I am not a supporter

Not my intention navigating the site not my best but definitely a very old supporter

Money is important but if you do not have the correct fit then it’s worthless, experience has taught me that those who have money to spend like a challenge in their life, and when that challenge starts affecting your personal life then it’s time to move on.

There has been some decisions on and off the park which in the eyes of many supporters have been questionable and have had an impact on the club. I have no doubt that Tranent are a good Lowland League Side and to be honest who would have thought that a few years back. The next few months will determine if some of these decisions were right or wrong.

Have Tranent set their aspirations too high and this has affected their current form so early in the season. History tells us that promoted teams can perform well in their first season in a higher league but history also tells has that it is not always sustainable. Recent events at the club may well be the current reason for this dip however they do have the opportunity now to consolidate in the Lowland and build for the future and maybe one day the aspirations will become reality

What is happening at Tranent Juniors FC, having got off to a good start they see themselves mid table and with only the Challenge Cup to play for this season