alexander livingstone
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7 minutes ago, thornwoodjag said:
Muirhead. Needs a rest
I was told at the game on Saturday if Muirhead plays another five games this season, including Saturdays game,he will get a years extension to his contract.Dont know if this is true or not.
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He talks about potential investors,but surely they would to own a share of the club would that be allowed under the way the club is now set up.
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Ross County.
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3 minutes ago, sandy said:
Does anyone know where Turner is going?
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I think you might get a QR code sent to your phone.
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Nobby (Robert) Clark's parents were from Port Charlotte, maybe that's how he got the top.
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1 minute ago, Norgethistle said:
800 club was the predecessor to what is now The Centenary fund
And we were never told why the club stopped it.
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Joined the Foundation today.
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I think there are more important things about the club to worry about at the moment than signage.
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I sure there were Shands on the board years ago,if this is correct is this Peter Shands part if the same family or am I mistaken
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Lots of people on Twitter very upset about this
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Received an apology from Beth
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Maybe this is the commercial deal the board mentioned before the AGM,but we never heard anymore about it.
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Didn't realise we had so many Doctors who are Thistle fans
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Did the club not receive funds from three black cats last season due to J Lowe being a director of both organisations
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If true I can't see how he can remain a Director at Thistle.
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It's a long time since I have been on the forum ,but I have had to ignore (block) a member for their total disrespect to fellow users
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16 minutes ago, ARu-Strathbungo said:
WJ relax a bit please, you commentary on the legal action has been appreciated by the majority of the forum
Speak for your self
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14 hours ago, Norgethistle said:
Excellent thanks BB. I know of 2 companies now in Scotland who have furloughed a huge % of guys off only to bring a lot back but asked them to keep quiet about it. Apparently VAT receipts (and loose tongues towards competitors) caught them, instead of output dropping by 90% it only dropped by around 20%. Both will probably go under now as not only will they be fined and have to pay it all back, they are now classed as pariah’s by suppliers and customers alike who won’t go near them.
Gerry is a Lawyer so I would imagine he will have all the rules checked properly
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13 hours ago, Big Col said:
October for competitive football I reckon. The virus is on the way out and a second wave is unlikely. Don’t know what our crowd sizes will be like as it appears a sizeable percentage of the population have been terrorised and brainwashed into thinking that if they step outside their home they will definitely catch the virus and definitely die.
A few players in England tested positive, does that mean their team mates will have to isolate meaning they can't play matches.?
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1 hour ago, javeajag said:
Yes....with WHO saying they don’t think there will be a second wave and the virus under control in those countries who have lifted lockdown football maybe on the agenda
Not what was said by a WHO official as quoted in the I paper this morning
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14 minutes ago, jlsarmy said:
Think you could be right , spoke to a doctor friend and he’s of the opinion the virus will blow itself out within the next couple of months with or without a vaccine.
Nobody knows WHO don't know and they are the experts
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58 minutes ago, javeajag said:
The Scottish FA and SPFL will ask the Scottish Government if players can resume training on 10 June with a view to starting next season in early August. (Daily Record)
The answer should be no.
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11 minutes ago, Norgethistle said:
Three black cats have no income or access to funds anymore, sole income came from Colin Weir, that stream stoped when he passed
Just to add to that J-Low resigned her directorship of 3BC on 27th of April
So is left on the Board of 3BC now ,do we know ?
Club AGM
in Main Jags forum
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Seems the new American investor is bringing in new directors with some business acumen , hopefully this is true and we won't have a large turnover of directors as we have had in the last couple of years.