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Scott Armstrong, Shawn Daivari, Shane Helms, Mike Rotunda & Billy Kidman released from their roles.

Why not just release the singular statement?

Company with $500million in cash reserves and due to still turn a profit this year and they can't even hang off for a bit. Granted, few of them had long outstayed their welcome already but what a scummy way to do it.

Where is it? @craigkillie

Rowan will be snapped up. I fear for a good few of these people though in the current climate.

Wow. They 'needed' to meet for some public drinking. Morons.

What's desperate about it?

Genuinely - why are Neilson and Ashgar out of their house? Why is Neilson drinking in the streets during lockdown? Must be an old picture, surely? Even then - bizarre. Hilarious, but bizarre. I demand the context.

This, so much this. Unlikely, but McPake still has a chance to be a success for Dundee. If he's not, let Strachan pick the next manager, unless he picks Mark McGhee, then let us pick the new manager by poll.

Fit Finlay gone as well. Reckon he'll be snapped up for a producing job at AEW.

That's plenty. He's the modern day Earl Hebner without the wankiness. Sad times.

WWE has come to terms on the release of Kurt Angle, Drake Maverick (James Curtin), Curt Hawkins (Brian Myers), Karl Anderson (Chad Allegra), Luke Gallows (Drew Hankinson), Heath Slater (Heath Miller), Eric Young (Jeremy Fritz), Sarah Logan (Sarah Rowe), Mike Chioda, EC3 (Michael Hutter), Aiden English (Matthew Rehwoldt) and Lio Rush (Lionel Green). We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

Whether people agree or disagree on the fundamentals of this and what's going to happen going forward, I think we can all agree that this has been absolutely fantastic drama.

I've always believed in a 14 team league tbh. But selfishly? No Hearts or United outspending us would make us a clear favourites for promotion next season. (We'd still f**k it up, but that's by the by)

Give what a rest? It's only just beginning.

Exactly - As I said at the start of this, we'll be painted out to be daft, but we've done what we can. It's now out of our hands and up to the rest. There's a fighting chance of reconstruction now particularly considering who's been put in charge of finding a suitable proposal. I still don't think it'll necessarily go through but it's the best chance we have IMO.

It was the short termism of it that irked me. Fair enough, Sky might've offered slightly more cash, but the way they continually put our game down is a shocker. BT having sole coverage and more time to build the game up would've only been an advantage for bids in the future IMO.

Doncaster accepting their deal over BT's was a shocker.

Stranraer's statement: http://www.stranraerfc.org/index.php/77-latest-news/1742-statement-spfl-resolution-and-covid-19

Zing.

Yes and Ann Budge did a good job with the handling of the new Hearts stand didn't she.... Was more issues than just gardiner forgetting to order 3,000 seats Out of all the chairman in the top flight who has most to gain through reconstruction at this point? She's not a great choice, she's probably not even a decent choice, but she's the best hope for something to be done.

You better hope so, otherwise enjoy another year in League 1.

Aye, that's totally what happened.

I don't understand the first part of your sentence. Do you believe Ann Budge will do her utmost to keep Hearts up? She is now in a position of power here. It can still be fucked up, yes, but it's the best shot we have right now. Ball is in her court from here IMO.