BeeJay

Just goes to show where we are at as Queens fans where for 'enjoyment' we're coming up with puns and oxymorons!. Come 17:00 we'll revert to adjectives, at least!

Yes I think George Farm was injured and had to go off.

I well remember many moons ago watching the teleprinter on BBC TV on a Saturday when 'DUNDEE 10 (TEN ) Queen of the South 2' came flashing across the screen. You wouldn't think that could happen again, would you? Probably have a problem getting the 2!

The only certain way for him to leave, if indeed anything is certain in football, will be if we get relegated. A hell of a price to pay!

Giving approx three months notice isn't a lot and it either means they have someone, which begs the question I raised earlier, so why did they not put this on the agenda so the new Directors could be voted in. Alternatively they've got so pissed off at the current situation the club finds itself in , partly their doing, and find the criticism they are getting just not worth carrying on any longer. But to be fair to them they have said previously they want to move on.

Well it looks like we'll need to have an EGM to elect a new board in the next few months. If the current board had someone lined up then why was this not announced, or put on the agenda? It sounds to me that no one is lined up at present and the board statement is asking those interested to step forward.

If every shareholder attending the AGM tonight got up and left after the business items on the agenda are finished ,but before the manager starts to speak, perhaps that would really get the message across that in general the fans are totally pissed off the way the team are playing. Whether that would make any difference to the manager I doubt but surely that would sound alarm bells to the Board. Whatever fans think of them they are business men and not stupid.

The average number of employees during the year was 44 (2022 - 34)...pretty sure that's the highest we've had for many a year. It does not say, however, whether these are full-time or whole time equivalents. Be interesting to see what it is currently considering our large playing staff.

Even serving up attractive football no team can continually sustain £200K + losses. With the current financial year likely to come in around the same figure that will be three years on the trot that we've incurred these losses. I doubt even some of the lower Premiership teams could continue along this pathway. If we do get promoted this season, and I know I'm hallucinating here, then we will need to spend a shed load of money recruiting players who can survive in the Championship providing a further hit on our balance sheet! Perhaps Joseph Haller has the answer (Catch 22).

Hopefully not Marcus Rashford...we have enough problems!

it does, I was shocked!

How about we revel in the win and park accentuating the negatives, for a while at least. Well done Queens

Little chance of getting that quality of player when we are a 1st division club currently in the lower half of the division.

Queens supporters going to a game wanting their team to lose? No matter who the manager is/was, or who is/was on the Board, and I've lived through the Harkness era, I've NEVER wanted a Queens team to lose...even a bounce game.

Our treatment table is busy enough without adding another player with a poor injury record. Anyway the guy doesn't want to play for us so no point in bringing him back.