12 Dec 2014 18:32:40
Denis Wise.
Please God No!

1.) 12 Dec 2014
Morcome n wise would be better than the master tactician!

2.) 12 Dec 2014
12 Dec 2014 22:08:36
Ill take dennis the menace over this lump of wid.Now that shambles of a team tonight was screaming out "McCoist we hate you mate".So he drove to the match in his motor?Give him his dough FFS

3.) 12 Dec 2014
Go ally traveled on the team bus in fact he was the first person off the bus

4.) 13 Dec 2014
12 Dec 2014 20:24:31
Ally's resignation must not be accepted.
The question facing us right now is to determine the priorities for the Club. Top of the list has to be getting back to Europe/Premier league as soon as possible.
What is the greatest problem in getting us there?
Answer: A team of varied talent but reasonable potential, underperforming week after week after week.
What is the solution?
Answer: Replace the manager as soon as possible.
Who among us would subject our family to our having walked away from the prospect of £1,000,000?
To expect Ally to do so is unreasonable particularly as, apart from his performance when playing for the Club, Ally was The Shining Beacon during the lowest period in our history. His talent as Ambassador has been every bit as good as his playing talent. When adding the personality that had him en route to a career on TV there has to be a strong case for Ally to be the Club Ambassador in charge of the Press and Public Relations. His talent would be even more important to the Club than his playing days.
This is all the more true when we consider the reputation we have with the Press & TV who, in the past have been treated by our illustrious Leaders with the total arrogance that comes with ineptitude. This was all too apparent when we were thrown out of Scottish Football (with some glee) and had very few friends at our time of need. It is very important that RFC develop a positive relationship with the Press and Ally is perfect for that role
By offering Ally this position, we can bring in any decent Manager on a trial basis. My suggestion is McCall would be an obvious candidate after that set piece goal, if nothing else. He is also currently in part time albeit with Scotland, so would no doubt accept a reasonable increase in income with promise of more if successful
What is the next problem?
From the postings, it is obvious that our Support has become fragmented and this at a time when Fan Power could and should be brought to bear on the Boardroom.
By fragmenting, the Fan Base has removed itself from the business of running the Club. Bickering and flying round in ever decreasing circles has only one ending. It is absolutely essential that the various factions stop trying to act as the 'Real voice of the Fans' and get together in a united approach. Either Fans should all be buying tickets or no one should. The current situation is classic self destruct. There will be no winners.
Solution?
Looking at the alternatives:
No-one buy tickets:
This puts the pressure on the shareholders to try and avoid another round of liquidation and all that entails.
One scenario is that Mike Ashley or any Mr X would opt to save the club but this is unlikely unless Fans committed to returning to previous levels. (Again this would require a united Fan base).
The other is Liquidation. This would have the advantage of cleaning out the less desirable investors and also have some fans losing out financially. This was King's target but failed because of the fragmentation of the Fans.

All buy tickets.
It may be too late in some respects, but the obvious result would enable the Club to cover costs and eliminate the need for Ashley to hand out more cash thereby having more influence.
More importantly, it would allow time for the coming Court case (s) to reach a verdict that should have a significant effect on the Share holdings. It will be interesting to see what connections (if any) exist between the White's, the Green's, the Easdales and quite possibly, Mike Ashley.
In summary, my feeling is that the best way forward seems to be :
Promote Ally and have the Fans re-unite in supporting the team financially.

5.) 13 Dec 2014
From somebody who though he was a joke and everbody else who laughed at him OH for a wee man with a bunnet who will bring some respect to our once great club