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Remember that £10 is the monthly subscription. 10,000 new pledges would realise your £100k in 1 month!

For God's sake shut up until you have something sensible to say. You make it sound as if the deal is dead. Gie us peace!

Your snide remarks are getting worse. Did you not notice that DXBBud has only been a member of the forum for 3 days??

He attends games!

Can you please explain what you mean by bailing us out? Have you suddenly come into millions or are you just hoarding your wealth under the mattress at present?

Do you really think that the CIC supporters would be prepared to continue to give money to someone who wants to buy the club? If so, your mind is much more devious than even I thought.

I'm a "glass is half full" man. You seem to see the glass as half empty!

I have to say that it was you who brought up the "nail in the coffin" analogy(hence my swinging a hammer remark) and, judging by your previous posts on this subject, you will be happy if the CIC does not gain enough members to start. I will be happy if the CIC gets up and running.

Not everyone's mind is as devious as yours.

I have no idea where you find hate-filled comments in my post, but your suggestion that I direct them towards the consortium of directors makes me wonder whether you have been listening to anything that has been said over the past 3 years. The members of the consortium decided that they had had enough and put the club up for sale. Thus far no bid has come up to their criteria(to which I am not privy) and the CIC is the only show in town about which anything is known and which allows the fans some prospect of influencing club policies. I grant you that it is not ideal but better the devil you know than the devil you don't.

No doubt you'll be grinning from ear to ear tomorrow if not enough fans sign up. If the CIC falls through and Saints end up being owned by someone unconnected with Scotland or with Scottish football, about whom we. at present know SFA and whose reasons for buying St Mirren are completely unknown, you will be remembered as the person swinging the hammer.

I thought that the club was virtually debt free. Any debt will be owned by the CIC, not St Mirren FC. WRT the consortium lining their pockets, the debt that they cleared was largely covered by personal guarantees which have now been repaid. All that they want to do now is sell their shares,having spent years of their lives looking after St Mirren.

See 10,000 Hours website. http://10000hours.or...irect_debit.pdf If I remember rightly, REA said at the meeting that all of those who had previously submitted DDs had been asked to confirm that they still want to do so.