The Challenges of Building the Caledonian Braves from Scratch | A View from the Terrace

[@WrennSong]

I love the idea of being able to invest in the Caledonian Braves. Push on with your vision. Those who constantly throw up obstacles are not wired to be visionaries. Press on!!

[@jordanpresley8197]

Love the community the Braves are creating. Even though it might not be "local" being able to be a part of something bigger than yourself is the dream. I'm not a owner to make money. I'm an owner to be a part of something bigger. Just happy to be a part of the journey and support a smaller team that cares!

[@anyopenandroid]

There is an increasingly growing problem with match attendance/player wages effecting the finances in the lower leagues in Scotland. Every other day you hear about a club on the verge of (or going into) administration. As a fan of a lower league club myself I am interested to see where the braves experiment goes but I’m also conflicted as it goes completely against the local community feeling that makes these clubs so special.

[@tlcrf80mins73]

Fair play to them. People - especially in sport - revile the new. Clubs who've been bumping along on the bottom for 50 years will feel threatened by a new model. 6,000 people owning a piece of something has to be better than 400 people supporting something owned by someone else.

[@gordon1545]

They don't "revile the new". Those you're accusing of that built the pyramid over the past few years that Caledonian Braves are benefitting from. They revile the soulless, rotten experiences for fans. It's nothing but corporate marketing-speak for suckers.

[@michaelfeast9869]

You can remind the word community in your banner and advertising and replace the word with "business" or "profit" or donate money "

[@Rovers1882]

Barely no fans, no history, nothing but a money club that’s all

[@lookintothesky123]

Looks like a dodgy fella... hope that 2 million dollars is being kept track of carefully.