People who have money are usually shrewd (tight) & don't risk it on a instution that can't even get on the normal stock exchange. Pie in the sky stuff again.In the clip from Radio Clyde Keevins admittedetly stated the 11 million debt and the need for 10 mill will not deter them and accordingly will not have them selling their assett players. Surely if a club was so heavy in debt and more to follow this would be classed trading insolvent, yet Keevins insists that they are on a mission to stop ten regardless, and Rae has fed the line an investor is coming in to put in money, big IF but should he be right then it would have to be deals which a certain association are willing to turn the blind eye to. A nod and wink. Dodgy indeed.
I don't mind them getting hope just to be let down again. I know how that feels following Scotland.