faraway saint Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 Yeah, but Faraway is too Faraway Tracy, I think you could be my alias. If not, we are, as one. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shull Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 PAIR OF AULD BOZZERS !!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tracy Barlow Loyal Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 Tracy, I think you could be my alias. If not, we are, as one. Ssssshhhh!!! Don't want folk thinking that Blackandwhitearmy.com has more Aliases than Sydney Bristow! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
faraway saint Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 Ssssshhhh!!! Don't want folk thinking that Blackandwhitearmy.com has more Aliases than Sydney Bristow! I'm no very good at shhhhhhhhh. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tracy Barlow Loyal Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 I'm no very good at shhhhhhhhh. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shull Posted April 9, 2011 Report Share Posted April 9, 2011 I talk shhhhhhhhhiiiittttt aw the time. We know Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
St. Sid Posted April 9, 2011 Report Share Posted April 9, 2011 Perhaps we need to stick to one thread but as I said on the other one :- Yes I know the CIC does not even 'exist' yet, but Stathclyde Police, Reid Kerr seem to be quoted on the web site and I assume have been asked to take part in the CIC. So why not the Council who I suspect put lots of money into the Club's community activities. It forces me to ask the question - Why have the Council not been invited to get involved ? Or have they ? It is very hard to make out the logos on the 10,000 web site but I also don't seem to see Braehead - the Club's major sponsor. Why might that be ? Did it twist your arm up your back or threaten to take your dinner money off you? What a lot of dodgy speculation over the last day or so. The reality is that the papers just like the val downers are scratching around looking for angles to attack the CIC strategy. I have still to see a valid concern being raised - just desparate attention seeking nonsense. I've made up far better scandals on here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bud77 Posted April 9, 2011 Report Share Posted April 9, 2011 We've managed to upset the Daily Heil http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1374669/Public-cash-sought-buy-St-Mirren.html It could be argued that 'Saints in the Community' is better supported than St Mirren Football Club and the CiC will allow Saints in the Community to grow which is what the taxpayers alliance are saying the funding is for - to allow charities and community projects to grow. With soccer camps, the mobile pitches/youth clubs, fat busters, back to work projects etc I'd say there's already enough community work to qualify as community projects so I can't see what they've got to moan about.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stuart Dickson Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 It could be argued that 'Saints in the Community' is better supported than St Mirren Football Club and the CiC will allow Saints in the Community to grow which is what the taxpayers alliance are saying the funding is for - to allow charities and community projects to grow. With soccer camps, the mobile pitches/youth clubs, fat busters, back to work projects etc I'd say there's already enough community work to qualify as community projects so I can't see what they've got to moan about.. Perhaps it's the fact that a handful of club directors will be walking away with £2m worth of their grant money. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Magic Monkey Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 (edited) Genuine forum request: I think we should set up a sticky, separate topic for actual club buy-out news. News on there, discussion on here. That way, I could ignore this stream of repetitive, cyclical bullshit from uninformed gobshites and just monitor a real thread for when updates happen. Mods? Edited April 11, 2011 by Magic Monkey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HSS Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 Have to agree with MM.I can't be bothered reading this thread anymore. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YulBrynner Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 The return of the magnificent seven. Still seven of us fans and still seven fans who are extremely worried. Our stranger is keeping low yet small bits of information find their way out. It seems he wants to buy over the big house on the cheap, a fact that has caught the attention of one of the news sheets in the locale. A national title. Questions are being asked. Searching questions. Our man is unavailable for comment, he seems to have flitted to spaghetti western land on a temporary basis. Fair enough that may well be coincidence, everyone is entitled to a holiday. You might claim that he is far from being a daily male for a week at least! When some of the villagers read or hear of this they leap to all sorts of spin in the absent stranger’s defence. Some hit out at the news sheet, I don’t blame them actually, its not one of my favourites but their story is fact based. The local sheriff fears a smokescreen. Could it be that some of the rustlers fear being hit by a few slugs? Some of the gringos are amazed that some of the villagers are willing to do this while the man is away. Surely he can speak for himself? Maybe his trusty side-kick would have wanted to comment in his absence. Maybe not. He is the silent man. But let’s not let the facts get in the way. A spokesman for an interested group, the taxpayers alliance, quoted in the article, is on the receiving end from some posters for making statements that are quite clear. Only someone wishing to misinterpret them could fail to see his point, that Scottish taxpayers’ pesos could be used to fund a scheme, because that is exactly what we have here, a scheme, to buy up a controlling interest in one of Scotland’s oldest football clubs without having to put in even a red cent of your own money Senor Stranger. Amazingly some of the villagers still discuss on the forums the prospects of cash being put into the team after the CIC takes control. From where? The CIC (in the teeth – or worse). Don’t think so. It will have massive debts to repay and only one sizeable source of income. Remember 52 percent controlling interest means a vote can divert Saints income in almost any direction. It could be packed onto mules and sent off to the lenders in jig time. Circle the wagons. The team could starve! As for the doubters - well they like the 48 percent of shareholders don’t matter - as the stranger has already said to others and to one of the magnificent seven to his face! The stranger introduces churches into the mix. A debate follows on the unofficial site. Very quickly that debate becomes a discussion on the merits or de-merits of religion/worship, call it what you will. St. Mirren has never been entangled in this kind of stuff. We are indeed a broad church in the true sense as one poster said. The point is that the debate only showed how fast and how deeply religion divides opinion, attracts ridicule AND DETRACTS FROM THE THREAT TO OUR CLUB. Another consideration was discussed around the campfire though. A previous poster pointed out that the stranger is a director of the Scottish Bible Society. A connection that surely suggests an agenda or at the very least a willingness to use church contacts to further his ambitions. Many of these churches come from outwith the local community. For someone so connected to take advantage of a situation where as a prominent poster pointed out other directors have been ‘shafted’ and the almost half of shareholders deliberately left behind hardly speaks volumes for the stranger or his moral code. We wonder where that attitude could take our club. Apparently he has spoken to some of the SMISA villagers recently too. These are decent guys. But some are talking. Some of his comments betray a bit more of his motives. Oh yes he wants the big house and the chair that goes with it. Word on the dusty street is that he is disappointed that the buds will stay in the SPL. His plans are more suited to a lower league club. Some now worry that a first division position may not be low enough. Less than 50 percent present were convinced of the situation to date. Are we being alarmist? Hell yes, with good reason. A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
faraway saint Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 The return of the magnificent seven. Still seven of us fans and still seven fans who are extremely worried. Our stranger is keeping low yet small bits of information find their way out. It seems he wants to buy over the big house on the cheap, a fact that has caught the attention of one of the news sheets in the locale. A national title. Questions are being asked. Searching questions. Our man is unavailable for comment, he seems to have flitted to spaghetti western land on a temporary basis. Fair enough that may well be coincidence, everyone is entitled to a holiday. You might claim that he is far from being a daily male for a week at least! When some of the villagers read or hear of this they leap to all sorts of spin in the absent stranger's defence. Some hit out at the news sheet, I don't blame them actually, its not one of my favourites but their story is fact based. The local sheriff fears a smokescreen. Could it be that some of the rustlers fear being hit by a few slugs? Some of the gringos are amazed that some of the villagers are willing to do this while the man is away. Surely he can speak for himself? Maybe his trusty side-kick would have wanted to comment in his absence. Maybe not. He is the silent man. But let's not let the facts get in the way. A spokesman for an interested group, the taxpayers alliance, quoted in the article, is on the receiving end from some posters for making statements that are quite clear. Only someone wishing to misinterpret them could fail to see his point, that Scottish taxpayers' pesos could be used to fund a scheme, because that is exactly what we have here, a scheme, to buy up a controlling interest in one of Scotland's oldest football clubs without having to put in even a red cent of your own money Senor Stranger. Amazingly some of the villagers still discuss on the forums the prospects of cash being put into the team after the CIC takes control. From where? The CIC (in the teeth – or worse). Don't think so. It will have massive debts to repay and only one sizeable source of income. Remember 52 percent controlling interest means a vote can divert Saints income in almost any direction. It could be packed onto mules and sent off to the lenders in jig time. Circle the wagons. The team could starve! As for the doubters - well they like the 48 percent of shareholders don't matter - as the stranger has already said to others and to one of the magnificent seven to his face! The stranger introduces churches into the mix. A debate follows on the unofficial site. Very quickly that debate becomes a discussion on the merits or de-merits of religion/worship, call it what you will. St. Mirren has never been entangled in this kind of stuff. We are indeed a broad church in the true sense as one poster said. The point is that the debate only showed how fast and how deeply religion divides opinion, attracts ridicule AND DETRACTS FROM THE THREAT TO OUR CLUB. Another consideration was discussed around the campfire though. A previous poster pointed out that the stranger is a director of the Scottish Bible Society. A connection that surely suggests an agenda or at the very least a willingness to use church contacts to further his ambitions. Many of these churches come from outwith the local community. For someone so connected to take advantage of a situation where as a prominent poster pointed out other directors have been 'shafted' and the almost half of shareholders deliberately left behind hardly speaks volumes for the stranger or his moral code. We wonder where that attitude could take our club. Apparently he has spoken to some of the SMISA villagers recently too. These are decent guys. But some are talking. Some of his comments betray a bit more of his motives. Oh yes he wants the big house and the chair that goes with it. Word on the dusty street is that he is disappointed that the buds will stay in the SPL. His plans are more suited to a lower league club. Some now worry that a first division position may not be low enough. Less than 50 percent present were convinced of the situation to date. Are we being alarmist? Hell yes, with good reason. A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. Christ Sid, even for you, thats duller than a dull day in Greenock. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Magic Monkey Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 Someone's been watching Brokeback Mountain. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Isle Of Bute Saint Posted April 11, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 The return of the magnificent seven. Still seven of us fans and still seven fans who are extremely worried. Our stranger is keeping low yet small bits of information find their way out. It seems he wants to buy over the big house on the cheap, a fact that has caught the attention of one of the news sheets in the locale. A national title. Questions are being asked. Searching questions. Our man is unavailable for comment, he seems to have flitted to spaghetti western land on a temporary basis. Fair enough that may well be coincidence, everyone is entitled to a holiday. You might claim that he is far from being a daily male for a week at least! When some of the villagers read or hear of this they leap to all sorts of spin in the absent stranger’s defence. Some hit out at the news sheet, I don’t blame them actually, its not one of my favourites but their story is fact based. The local sheriff fears a smokescreen. Could it be that some of the rustlers fear being hit by a few slugs? Some of the gringos are amazed that some of the villagers are willing to do this while the man is away. Surely he can speak for himself? Maybe his trusty side-kick would have wanted to comment in his absence. Maybe not. He is the silent man. But let’s not let the facts get in the way. A spokesman for an interested group, the taxpayers alliance, quoted in the article, is on the receiving end from some posters for making statements that are quite clear. Only someone wishing to misinterpret them could fail to see his point, that Scottish taxpayers’ pesos could be used to fund a scheme, because that is exactly what we have here, a scheme, to buy up a controlling interest in one of Scotland’s oldest football clubs without having to put in even a red cent of your own money Senor Stranger. Amazingly some of the villagers still discuss on the forums the prospects of cash being put into the team after the CIC takes control. From where? The CIC (in the teeth – or worse). Don’t think so. It will have massive debts to repay and only one sizeable source of income. Remember 52 percent controlling interest means a vote can divert Saints income in almost any direction. It could be packed onto mules and sent off to the lenders in jig time. Circle the wagons. The team could starve! As for the doubters - well they like the 48 percent of shareholders don’t matter - as the stranger has already said to others and to one of the magnificent seven to his face! The stranger introduces churches into the mix. A debate follows on the unofficial site. Very quickly that debate becomes a discussion on the merits or de-merits of religion/worship, call it what you will. St. Mirren has never been entangled in this kind of stuff. We are indeed a broad church in the true sense as one poster said. The point is that the debate only showed how fast and how deeply religion divides opinion, attracts ridicule AND DETRACTS FROM THE THREAT TO OUR CLUB. Another consideration was discussed around the campfire though. A previous poster pointed out that the stranger is a director of the Scottish Bible Society. A connection that surely suggests an agenda or at the very least a willingness to use church contacts to further his ambitions. Many of these churches come from outwith the local community. For someone so connected to take advantage of a situation where as a prominent poster pointed out other directors have been ‘shafted’ and the almost half of shareholders deliberately left behind hardly speaks volumes for the stranger or his moral code. We wonder where that attitude could take our club. Apparently he has spoken to some of the SMISA villagers recently too. These are decent guys. But some are talking. Some of his comments betray a bit more of his motives. Oh yes he wants the big house and the chair that goes with it. Word on the dusty street is that he is disappointed that the buds will stay in the SPL. His plans are more suited to a lower league club. Some now worry that a first division position may not be low enough. Less than 50 percent present were convinced of the situation to date. Are we being alarmist? Hell yes, with good reason. A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. Not bad but I would drop the thyme partner Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TsuMirren Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 The return of the magnificent seven. Still seven of us fans and still seven fans who are extremely worried. Our stranger is keeping low yet small bits of information find their way out. It seems he wants to buy over the big house on the cheap, a fact that has caught the attention of one of the news sheets in the locale. A national title. Questions are being asked. Searching questions. Our man is unavailable for comment, he seems to have flitted to spaghetti western land on a temporary basis. Fair enough that may well be coincidence, everyone is entitled to a holiday. You might claim that he is far from being a daily male for a week at least! When some of the villagers read or hear of this they leap to all sorts of spin in the absent stranger’s defence. Some hit out at the news sheet, I don’t blame them actually, its not one of my favourites but their story is fact based. The local sheriff fears a smokescreen. Could it be that some of the rustlers fear being hit by a few slugs? Some of the gringos are amazed that some of the villagers are willing to do this while the man is away. Surely he can speak for himself? Maybe his trusty side-kick would have wanted to comment in his absence. Maybe not. He is the silent man. But let’s not let the facts get in the way. A spokesman for an interested group, the taxpayers alliance, quoted in the article, is on the receiving end from some posters for making statements that are quite clear. Only someone wishing to misinterpret them could fail to see his point, that Scottish taxpayers’ pesos could be used to fund a scheme, because that is exactly what we have here, a scheme, to buy up a controlling interest in one of Scotland’s oldest football clubs without having to put in even a red cent of your own money Senor Stranger. Amazingly some of the villagers still discuss on the forums the prospects of cash being put into the team after the CIC takes control. From where? The CIC (in the teeth – or worse). Don’t think so. It will have massive debts to repay and only one sizeable source of income. Remember 52 percent controlling interest means a vote can divert Saints income in almost any direction. It could be packed onto mules and sent off to the lenders in jig time. Circle the wagons. The team could starve! As for the doubters - well they like the 48 percent of shareholders don’t matter - as the stranger has already said to others and to one of the magnificent seven to his face! The stranger introduces churches into the mix. A debate follows on the unofficial site. Very quickly that debate becomes a discussion on the merits or de-merits of religion/worship, call it what you will. St. Mirren has never been entangled in this kind of stuff. We are indeed a broad church in the true sense as one poster said. The point is that the debate only showed how fast and how deeply religion divides opinion, attracts ridicule AND DETRACTS FROM THE THREAT TO OUR CLUB. Another consideration was discussed around the campfire though. A previous poster pointed out that the stranger is a director of the Scottish Bible Society. A connection that surely suggests an agenda or at the very least a willingness to use church contacts to further his ambitions. Many of these churches come from outwith the local community. For someone so connected to take advantage of a situation where as a prominent poster pointed out other directors have been ‘shafted’ and the almost half of shareholders deliberately left behind hardly speaks volumes for the stranger or his moral code. We wonder where that attitude could take our club. Apparently he has spoken to some of the SMISA villagers recently too. These are decent guys. But some are talking. Some of his comments betray a bit more of his motives. Oh yes he wants the big house and the chair that goes with it. Word on the dusty street is that he is disappointed that the buds will stay in the SPL. His plans are more suited to a lower league club. Some now worry that a first division position may not be low enough. Less than 50 percent present were convinced of the situation to date. Are we being alarmist? Hell yes, with good reason. A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. Fancy tackling the fact there's so many vacant shops in the town centre? You could write letters to the Council until it becomes more efficient to do something about the issue rather than read all your mail. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
St. Sid Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 Christ Sid, even for you, thats duller than a dull day in Greenock. Oddly enough I was thinking it was Chingford. If I was going to go for a reality departured attack on the CIC I would probably go down the scumgers in the back door angle, which has been ignored so far. So to streatch the conspiracy theory a bit further....Yul Bynner is in fact RA, who in turn is really the top man in the Blue Order. Being aware that scumgers are about to fold he has seduced the current BoD with a £2M bribe. Now all he has to do is put the St Mirren fans off the CIC and get 300 members of his blue order to sign up for the kick along with a few "friendly" corporate and community members and he will have an SPL club, license, training facility and stadium to start the new scumgers. Shorter and far better scaremongering - and right up their with Yul on the nonsense stakes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pozbaird Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 I'm just glad that I'm a villager, I reckon I was one of the well-meaning in the first post. Excellent development. God, I love being talked down to in condescending tones... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tracy Barlow Loyal Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. The return of the magnificent seven. Still seven of us fans and still seven fans who are extremely worried. Our stranger is keeping low yet small bits of information find their way out. It seems he wants to buy over the big house on the cheap, a fact that has caught the attention of one of the news sheets in the locale. A national title. Questions are being asked. Searching questions. Our man is unavailable for comment, he seems to have flitted to spaghetti western land on a temporary basis. Fair enough that may well be coincidence, everyone is entitled to a holiday. You might claim that he is far from being a daily male for a week at least! When some of the villagers read or hear of this they leap to all sorts of spin in the absent stranger’s defence. Some hit out at the news sheet, I don’t blame them actually, its not one of my favourites but their story is fact based. The local sheriff fears a smokescreen. Could it be that some of the rustlers fear being hit by a few slugs? Some of the gringos are amazed that some of the villagers are willing to do this while the man is away. Surely he can speak for himself? Maybe his trusty side-kick would have wanted to comment in his absence. Maybe not. He is the silent man. But let’s not let the facts get in the way. A spokesman for an interested group, the taxpayers alliance, quoted in the article, is on the receiving end from some posters for making statements that are quite clear. Only someone wishing to misinterpret them could fail to see his point, that Scottish taxpayers’ pesos could be used to fund a scheme, because that is exactly what we have here, a scheme, to buy up a controlling interest in one of Scotland’s oldest football clubs without having to put in even a red cent of your own money Senor Stranger. Amazingly some of the villagers still discuss on the forums the prospects of cash being put into the team after the CIC takes control. From where? The CIC (in the teeth – or worse). Don’t think so. It will have massive debts to repay and only one sizeable source of income. Remember 52 percent controlling interest means a vote can divert Saints income in almost any direction. It could be packed onto mules and sent off to the lenders in jig time. Circle the wagons. The team could starve! As for the doubters - well they like the 48 percent of shareholders don’t matter - as the stranger has already said to others and to one of the magnificent seven to his face! The stranger introduces churches into the mix. A debate follows on the unofficial site. Very quickly that debate becomes a discussion on the merits or de-merits of religion/worship, call it what you will. St. Mirren has never been entangled in this kind of stuff. We are indeed a broad church in the true sense as one poster said. The point is that the debate only showed how fast and how deeply religion divides opinion, attracts ridicule AND DETRACTS FROM THE THREAT TO OUR CLUB. Another consideration was discussed around the campfire though. A previous poster pointed out that the stranger is a director of the Scottish Bible Society. A connection that surely suggests an agenda or at the very least a willingness to use church contacts to further his ambitions. Many of these churches come from outwith the local community. For someone so connected to take advantage of a situation where as a prominent poster pointed out other directors have been ‘shafted’ and the almost half of shareholders deliberately left behind hardly speaks volumes for the stranger or his moral code. We wonder where that attitude could take our club. Apparently he has spoken to some of the SMISA villagers recently too. These are decent guys. But some are talking. Some of his comments betray a bit more of his motives. Oh yes he wants the big house and the chair that goes with it. Word on the dusty street is that he is disappointed that the buds will stay in the SPL. His plans are more suited to a lower league club. Some now worry that a first division position may not be low enough. Less than 50 percent present were convinced of the situation to date. Are we being alarmist? Hell yes, with good reason. A note to pin to the tree in the village square: At no time has any person been named or individually referred to in these posts. None of us would ever decry anyone for helping the CLUB. Anymore HINTS or TIPS? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
St. Sid Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 It is worth nothing that Yul Brynner was pan bread by the time the third Mag7 movie came out. Will we see George Kennedy make an appearance? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ktf Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 This was once a good thread... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pozbaird Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 This was once a good thread... It'll get a second wind once the feeshal' info is out in the public domain, and the meetings take place. Have to say, I was enjoying the exchange of views too - some good reasoned debate going on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Drew Posted April 13, 2011 Report Share Posted April 13, 2011 (edited) **BUMP** Just received an email from 10000hours to let me know that the information brochure is going online just now - apparently on this site and the PDE, as well as the OS. ETA: It isn't actually that clear as to when it will be available: Folks, The information brochure from 10000hours CIC containing some more details on the proposed community buyout of the majority shareholding is currently being put online and will be able to be found at www.Saintmirren.net as well as www.blackandwhitearmy.com and hopefully www.paisleydailyexpress.co.uk in the morning. So if you keep an eye out there should be plenty of places you can go to download the information. We would ask that you keep an eye out for further information online and in your inboxes over the next day or so regarding the public meetings and some online events. We have also been advised that you should check any spam filters to accept mail from [email protected] and that a number of people who have registered have typos in their e-mail addresses, so if you know anyone who is not reciveing our emails please get them to check spam filters or re-register, in order to correct their e-mail address. Other than that enjoy reading and we look forward to answering your questions 10000hours I took from that that it will be online on the OS and here pretty soon, and on the PDE site in the morning Edited April 13, 2011 by Drew Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
10000hours Posted April 13, 2011 Report Share Posted April 13, 2011 Folks, The public information document regarding the proposed Community Interest Company purchase of the 52% shareholding is now avaliable. Further infomation on public meetings and online Q&A's to follow. 10000hours team 10000hours public issue.pdf Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
10000hours Posted April 13, 2011 Report Share Posted April 13, 2011 (edited) **BUMP** Just received an email from 10000Whores to let me know that the information brochure is going online just now - apparently on this site and the PDE, as well as the OS. ETA: It isn't actually that clear as to when it will be available: Folks, The information brochure from 10000hours CIC containing some more details on the proposed community buyout of the majority shareholding is currently being put online and will be able to be found at www.Saintmirren.net as well as www.blackandwhitearmy.com and hopefully www.paisleydailyexpress.co.uk in the morning. So if you keep an eye out there should be plenty of places you can go to download the information. We would ask that you keep an eye out for further information online and in your inboxes over the next day or so regarding the public meetings and some online events. We have also been advised that you should check any spam filters to accept mail from [email protected] and that a number of people who have registered have typos in their e-mail addresses, so if you know anyone who is not reciveing our emails please get them to check spam filters or re-register, in order to correct their e-mail address. Other than that enjoy reading and we look forward to answering your questions 10000hours I took from that that it will be online on the OS and here pretty soon, and on the pDE site in the morning Just gone online under its own topic Edited April 13, 2011 by 10000hours Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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