Chris Duwan believes the budget cuts and failure to strengthen the club in January were the main reasons that caused the shaking as the CEO of the partician.
The 38-year-old said for the first time since leaving the club, saying uncertainty behind the scenes had also affected the players.
Player of the fans and Peter McDonald’s assistant expired in February after four games without winning and Jagis sitting in fourth place in the Scottish championship.
Under the Brian Graham and Mark Wilson’s interim running team, Testle is still fourth in the league for six unbeaten games.
“We’re going forward, but I’m my stomach. I wanted to take the club to the Premier League,” Dulan told the BBC.
“The decisions behind the scenes for any reason, whether financially or other decision-making clauses that continue in club boards.
“If you are in the ranks of the ranks of the ranks of how many managers will lose their jobs? But I understand that if a particise is out of the ranks, there will be financial reactions.
He received two in 2023 from Jan McColia and led Ferhil to the Premier League final, losing to Ross County from the penalty spot.
The next season, Testle reached the semi-finals of the 2-1 draw, which lost the penalty to Rice Rovers.
The former Testle striker was sure that if he stayed in office, he would have instructed the team to the squad again this season.
“If the club had won fifth place, I would have left,” Dulan said.
“I told him to get the ranks of the Offs. If we hadn’t won the game, I would raise my hand and I would be the one who left and saved the club’s money,” he said.
“If we were stronger in January, the results I think would be different.
“I know how to guide the team for the final stage. Through good and bad, even with things that are going on in the background, the decisions are behind me – I could still leave me.