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Think Meggle is too busy with his business to take on interim manager job.

I wouldn't be surprised if they gave it to Cardle.

Cardle finished 1st at the Dunfermline park run on Saturday, he is still keeping himself fit.

Heard a few people mentioning Ashcroft could be next.

I think McPake will walk before he is sacked. I feel sorry for him because I don't feel he has been fully backed by the board. The board have been known for giving managers time and even wanted to keep Hughes on even after relegation. The German crowd seem to have neglected the playing side of things and it's starting to show. I think they should get this living true sportsmanship idea binned.

I see a post was put up on .net about the CEO and was then later taken down.

I know one guy who was on the backroom staff and he told me he left because the way he was treated. He got on very well with Ross McArthur. I think he might actually be at Raith Rovers now.

I seen on that pars community page that someone said that the money invested by the Germans isn't for transfers or wages? I would usually take it as gossip but was posted by the son of a director.

I wonder how many players McPake has wanted to sign and the board have put a stop to it? McGowan, Cardle and Wotherspoon come to mind. He was also very keen on getting Byrne in but Potter played a big part in making him a Rovers player.

Heard Cardle is now definitely not happening.

🔴⚫🔴⚫🔴 CLUB STATEMENT ⚫🔴⚫🔴⚫ After confirmation the Civil Service lease agreement has now been made with DAFC we as a club have felt the need to respond to recent comments made on social media. We can confirm the initial proposal submitted to CSSC by DAFC did include Rosyth Seniors FC. The plans included an East of Scotland standard pitch that would accommodate Rosyth FC. DAFC approached Rosyth Seniors FC at outset and requested they consider being included in this proposal. As a club we were excited to be included in such an opportunity and it was clear there was an enthusiasm in the local community. As talks progressed between all organisations we kept in contact with each other and there were meetings held with all parties included. For whatever reason during these discussions the decision was made that Rosyth Seniors FC were not to be included in the final lease agreement. The reasoning behind this has never been explained or offered to the club. To say we were disappointed was an understatement as the project has again set us back on our objective of securing a park. This project was to be an inclusive community project with the local senior football team being in-bedded in the heart of Rosyth. Unfortunately this is no longer the case and coupled with existing users of the facility being asked to leave the site due to the new lease agreement, it is again a kick in the teeth for local football. On a positive note we will move on as a club. The communication lines with Fife Council have never been stronger and we are currently working closely with Fife Council on two new proposals. Once a decision is made in the very near future we hope to have a new ground secured by the start of next season. As always thank you for your continued support. Regards Rosyth Seniors FC 🔴⚫️

They are blaming the council, Dunfermline and Pitreavie for them folding. It was Dunfermline who contacted them first and verbally agreed to share the civil service. Rosyth found out via the papers that they would not be involved anymore. Rosyth have been treated terribly since leaving the rec. I know a few committee members voiced concerns about getting involved with Masterton and Pitreavie.

Rosyth have folded today, Craw will be looking for a new adventure.

A relative of one of the academy players told me he has heard Stevie Crawford is in the running for it. He also said Berra was in the running before relocating to America.

We really need to improve as an attacking threat. McPake is in his first crisis and is probably only two defeats away from being sacked. He still has my backing at the moment but things need to start improving. The three January signings won't be the answer.

I think the club has went backwards under our Hamburg based owners. They wanted to be hands on but I doubt we would recognise most of them in the street. We have definitely went backwards on the field. Meggle is suppose to have all these contacts and we haven't signed one player using them. When us and Raith went for Byrne he said in the paper potter was never of the phone to him and made him feel wanted. Meggle is suppose to be involved in recruitment and sounds like he does very little. What do the original board members bring to the club nowadays? Nothing that comes to mind anyway. Time for them to move on and should have happened ages ago. The transfer policy has been very poor. Most players we have been linked with are Dundee players or players who played under McPake at Dundee. McPake will be given time. The same board wanted to keep Hughes on when he relegated us. I don't think McPake has been fully backed by the board.

Using the u23 English market is what relegated Falkirk I think. Meggle has a lot to answer for.

A lot of the old board should have been away when the Germans arrived.

Been rumoured for a few weeks that McPake wants to bring Cardle in on a short term deal.

Think winning the league last season and the injuries will give him time.

He still could but I always had a feeling Brown might end up with us at some point.

Thought it was mentioned at a meeting. Probably wrong lol

I thought Cook wasn't getting a wage directly from club funds and was an employee of the Germans?

Hate to say it but could it be career over? He has been a massive miss.

Rudden from Dundee maybe?