It is proposed that the pair be replaced by current shareholders James Easdale and Chris Morgan.Morgan was one of Green's original investors and, in the list of his particulars, which would be registered should he become a club director, are companies such as RCJ Developers, Rhein Parkland, Neos Interactive, Albert Albela Corporation and Asia Investment Corporation.The proposal has been made in the name of Blue Pitch Holdings, who own just over 6% of the club's shares.Murray's position at the Third Division champions has been under scrutiny for some weeks and he lost a vote of confidence earlier this month , although he has remained in the post.They told the BBC last week they had a "delicate agreement" to buy up shares as and when they became available.Easdale and his brother, Sandy, have made it clear recently that they are interested in increasing their stake in the club t had earlier emerged that the club's former chief executive, Charles Green, had agreed to sell his shareholding to the Easdales.
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