waldorf34

UK now on 50000 cases a day and we are yet into winter, another shutdown coming?

With Dykes out of this game would it be a good time to bring in a new forward player to the squad ,Stewart from Sunderland?

With Dykes out of this game would it be a good time to bring in a new forward player to the squad ,Stewart from Sunderland?

Does not look like a win tonight

We will win 1-0 tonight ,draw with Moldova and have to beat Denmark to get 2nd spot.

Watching Scotland for 60 years ,could quite easily see us drawing this game .

The chairman used a figure of £12000 in connection with the family stand ,was that for one game?

To balance the books we should sell McGrath and bring back Cammy and tell the old firm to f off.

Freedom of information ?

If the Kibble directors are voted off ,that's it ,no puting up anyone else,they may have a large shareholding but it does NOT guarantee a place on the board

But who vets the Smisa committee who vets the member who wishes to join the board ,and what happens if Kibble reject the applicant. And if the majority of Smisa members instruct the Smisa committee to reject the Kibble directors re election at the AGM , can the Kibble veto that?

You are confused as usual ,read my comments again ,I refer to the election of members to the Smisa board. My personal comments about a rep going on the St Mirren board ,despite what has been agreed currently ,are that only an elected member of the Smisa board should be considered ,not someone unelected by the members but approved by a committee !

Some one putting themselves forward to be elected to the Smisa board will of course , as has been the case in the past , put together a short resume and his/her ideas and plans for the trust. The members can then use this information to gauge if the member deserves their support. It's the members that decide who is on the committee for the trust. As to who represents Smisa on the St Mirren board it should be ONLY an elected board member of the trust ,ie maintaining the members choice

It's quite clear in the constitution that any member can put themselves forward for election to the committee and it's the members to decide if they are successful

Alan Wadrob and GS were never elected by the members to sit on the Smisa board but somehow thanks to the committee became the Smisa reps on the St Mirren board ,wheres the democracy?

I see the club has applied for planning permission to build an office/meeting room . Anyone else know of improvements that are or have taken place?

There are a lot of "volunteers " that work with the committee ,and have done for the last 2 years ,but never put themselves forward for election by the members. We do not know what part they play as Smisa do not publish their monthly meeting minutes, unlike the Fans council did .

Just look at rugby league for ideas

McCarthy sits too deep and does not link up the play ,rarely makes himself available for a pass ,purely defensive , leaving the other midfielders so much more work. But it will probably mean a clean sheet but long ball football.

Kibble HAVE to spend their multi million income or the it may reduce ,so their is no loss in spending on an enterprise that fails

I doubt game will be cancelled but it might mean no away fans

To get back on track have all the season tickets been posted out ,and if you dont get them on time can we still use the barcode on our letters?

Ref the idea of buying out Kibble ,surely that's up to the Smisa members if they want to raise the cash. Also surely Smisa can remove all Kibble directors at the St Mirren AGM or can Kibble veto that?

I think its ridiculous that Kibble can veto Smisa appointments to the board

Tony should a Director of Football and qualified CEO taken on to run the club