We would love for Mr McKenzie to come back to us but being realistic we offered way beyond what the club was worth; as a matter of gratitude and respect for Mr McKenzie. Offering any more just is not an option. In fact we might even offer less depending on what the due diligence process throws up.
You only need to look at what happened at Livingston to see that it is critical when you buy a football club that you don’t inherit the chaos that went before you. 3) What is Mr McKenzie saying? Well when asked by The Stirling Observer he refused to comment.
We know he just wants a unrealistic sum of money. Having agreed a lesser sum he changed his mind overnight and loaded what we believed was an exceptional offer by 50%. 4) When did you actually make this offer?
We made the offer a week past Friday 5) So why did you take so long to go public on this negotiation? We desperately wanted to respect the privacy of both parties and hoped that Mr McKenzie would in the cold light of day ...
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