We are very lucky to have Miller as I think he's the best Scottish player in his age group from what I have seen watching the Scotland u17s and most of the best young Scottish talent is heading south these days.
Celtic and Rangers have lost a lot of their best prospects so it's impacting everyone. If Miller plays to his potential and progresses there will be a lot of interest in him.
There were some positives there like Miller and Slattery looking sharp and Wilson making a lot of good contributions.
Right wing back and striker are still problem positions despite renewing SOD and signing Obika and Wilkinson. I think we have fucked up in those areas and it's going to be difficult to fix.
Aye but looking at it like that the likes of Maguire and Shields could be thinking sit tight and block new bodies coming in and they'll be in the match day squad come September.
It's two different things. One is Business Interruption Insurance that the club had which is why they offered refunds on 20/21 Season Tickets which everyone used to pay for the 'free' season. The other is the interest free 20 year Scottish Government loan which had the (fairly pointless) stipulations.
If the figures about reduced maintenance costs on the pitch are true the loan will pay for itself. And in real terms the repayments get smaller every year.
I don't understand how cash flow can still be hit by the season ticket decision from two years ago when we got the insurance payout?
It'll be easier for the kitman to make sure everyone has a kit that fits them rather than one week having Paul McGinn wearing number 4 then the next week it's Lamie.
We gave the season tickets away because it was part of getting the business interuption insurance payout.
The Covid loans are interest free and repayable over 20 years. Inflation over the period since we took the loan is sitting at roughly 15%. It's going to inflate away to basically nothing.
That's not true is it.
KVV and Devante Cole both hit double figures in the league.
And Tony Watt had 9 by December in 2021. Moult had 9 by December 2018. So we had players scoring at a far better rate than that before we chose to sell them. In 19-20 Long had 7 and would probably have got to 10 if the league hadn't been called early.