Directors face Bairns shareholders EGM

Falkirk shareholders will have their say in a vote of no confidence in the club leadership tomorrow.
The Falkirk board will face questions and a vote of no confidence. Picture Michael Gillen.The Falkirk board will face questions and a vote of no confidence. Picture Michael Gillen.
The Falkirk board will face questions and a vote of no confidence. Picture Michael Gillen.

A small band of fans used their stake in the Bairns and the Companies Act 2006 to call an extraordinary general meeting seeking answers and details to a number of questions on recent club decisions including the axing of the club’s Academy interests and the recruitment of Ray McKinnon.

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They will also put forward the motion of no confidence in the club’s board to be voted upon.

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Theree new directors joined the board this summer. Picture: Michael Gillen.Theree new directors joined the board this summer. Picture: Michael Gillen.
Theree new directors joined the board this summer. Picture: Michael Gillen.

Three new directors were appointed to the board in recent weeks as Martin Ritchie prepares to resign his role next week. Falkirk are currently without a chairman, club secretary and chief executive after resignations from Margaret Lang and Craig Campbell since the end of last season. Mrs Lang remains on the board as a director.

The Bairns have also shelved their proposed 'root and branch review' announced at the start of June.

Tomorrow's shareholders' meeting begins at 10am in the south stand.