The chairman of Dunfermline Athletic wants fans of the club to keep playing their part in backing the Pars amid three German investors joining the board.
Ross McArthur thinks the involvement of investors in the club will be 'transformative', but is calling for the efforts of fans to support their team like before to continue.
He is also warning there won't be any splashing of cash for transfers and instead wants to see the Pars grow sustainably.
DAFC Fussball GmbH now hold 30% of the enlarged share capital at the club.
Speaking to Kingdom FM, McArthur believes the Pars have come a long way since exiting administration seven years ago:
Meanwhile, the Pars Supporters Trust has welcomed the 'significant' investment.
The trust's chairman Drew Main has been involved in discussions from the outset.
Main tells us he is hopeful fellow fans will be looking forward to the future:
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