Cowdenbeath's chairman has renewed his appeal for new board members and investors to take on "responsibility" for parts of the club.
Donald Findlay, who has been at the helm of the Blue Brazil for 15 years, has made it clear that for the right level of investment, a majority shareholding, and therefore control of the Lowland League club, could be transferred.
In an interview last week, Mr Findlay stated: "We need investors.
"If there is an individual out there, or a group of people who are interested in becoming involved with the club, I ask them to come and talk to me."
He added: "If there are people out there who can commit to a level of finance that will take the club forward in the short and longer term, then I would be in a position to make available a majority shareholding in the club which would give them overall control."
Following a previous interview, Mr Findlay was keen to ensure that there is no confusion about the future of the club.
He said: "Since I commented on the future of Cowdenbeath FC, and the need for new investment to secure and build for that future, I have had a number of inquiries.
"But it is important that there is no confusion.
"For the benefit of all those concerned with the club, and those who have an interest in becoming involved with the club, let me make some things clear in light of some of the questions that have been asked.
"Neither I nor any of the present board members are abandoning ship, but we recognise the need for new blood, new ideas and new investment."
The chairman is keen to see fresh faces bring new ideas and energy to the club.
He believes this is essential for the club's future success.
He also highlighted the need for a commercial manager, someone with experience in sales and marketing who can help drive Cowden forward.
Mr Findlay's appeal for new investors and board members follows recent departures from the board.
These resignations have highlighted the need for new additions to guide the club through the coming years.
He also made it clear that he and the current board members are not stepping down but are seeking additional support.
Mr Findlay went on: "I am seeking no financial or personal gain of any kind.
"My concern is only for the club’s future and the drive to return to the SPFL."
He finished by stating that for the right investment, he is willing to hand over control and effective ownership of Cowdenbeath FC to people who have a genuine interest in the club's future.
He concluded: "The board of the club and I firmly believe that this is the right move and now is the right time."
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