mcmanus,linn and deuchar never came back to haunt us,

thought this was a stick on

hope we can re-group an get stuck in to these play-offs,

Why? Is it so important that this shambles of a squad survive to struggle away at the bottom of this division again next season?

hopefully survive then have a clearout.

How can you have a clear out when there signing what's there and trying out older Junior players, no youth no reserves club fucked taking on coaches that turn decent player into pants etc ...

The appointment of Naismith was obviously keeping up the East Fife tradition of going with the 'cheap option'. I think Gary Bollan has applied for the job a few times. To me experience is what was / is needed. The last experienced manager we had was John Robertson. He took us to the quarter final of the league cup and we just missed the playoffs at the right end on the last day. Aitchison will still be getting paid by the club as there wont have been the funds to pay him off. Thankfully his contract will soon be up. However, I was and still am up for giving Naismith a chance as this is not his team. The club has been a shambles for years and this season, from the 'takeover' onwards, has been a complete embarrassment. Amateur from top to bottom. All the fans want is to be proud of their club. If we're realistic, where should we be in Scottish football? Personally, i think we should be at least on a par or above Cowdenbeath, Alloa, Dumbarton, Hamilton, Morton and everyone else in leagues 1 and 2. Sadly we're A farce.

Not at all convinced with Naysmith. He's had ample opportunity to stamp his mark on this team yet week after week it continually gets worse. On paper we still have some decent players. It's about getting the best from them. He isn't doing this and his body language at games speaks volumes in my opinion.
Won't matter as we will be relegated and deservedly so.

There is absolute to nothing to be optimistic about. This once fine club is regressing by the week and if true about youth policy and trialling junior players then god help us. All the signs are there that the club is in financial meltdown which doesn't bode we'll for signing decent players and fulfilling Murrays vision of championship football does it?

Fantasy land our cloud cuckoo land you decide but more and more people are giving up and walking away which goes against the first objective of this so called "revolution".

All very sad to be honest.

The history of East Fife over the past 25 years has actually been one step forward, two steps back. This season has been no exception.

I believe Lee Murray and the current board do have the best interests of the club at heart but they are really presiding over a trend that has seen the club continue to decline in relation to mid ranking peers like Raith, Hamilton, Falkirk and Queen of the South. QoS are in fact the sort of club that East Fife could have become, a consistent tier 2 club able to regularly compete with the teams I've just mentioned. Unfortunately that chance was passed up when Jim Baxter got cold feet over Steve Archibald and we have forever since been a bit part player forever pissing around between the bottom two leagues seemingly going nowhere while the even the likes of Dumbarton thrive at a higher level.

Will things ever get any better? We have been promised this but even if we survive the play-offs is anybody going to be convinced that things will be any better next season?

The club is a mess. The board don't know what their doing imo.

The new board took over and tried to make the difference, but it didn't work out that way. One mistake is that they read AFTN, just like the previous board, and acted to keep certain fans happy, resulting in another poor season.

The best thing for the board to do is to ignore the rants from those who are forever moaning about every god-dam thing they can latch on to and take the hit attendance wise, if some of them choose not to go and 'support' the team.

It has been one season the new board has been in place and no one can surely deny that there was definitely an effort by them to improve the clubs lot. I say they need more time and with the lessons learnt from the past season, go into next season with a more professional policy to put the club on a more stable footing on the park. Far too many personnel changes last season led to our demise. We need a smaller squad with decent players who can compliment each other and once we get consistency, the team can still play in the same style if injuries hit. Obviously, in a style that is competitive and gets good results.

Danskin,what a guy.The man that put us in a shit ground,gave us Jimmy Bone and ti top it all,gave us Derek Broon!!!!!!!!!!