I'm sure they caused 30 years worth of wear and tear to all 4 stands.
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Taunting of the worst kind, everyone knows the the huns are pot pourri people. Candles are a step too far and I imagine king will already have instructed police Glasgow about which charges he expects to see.
" I spent some of the happiest days of my football playing life at Easter Road" - Sir Matt Busby
https://johnjamessite.com/2017/01/18...#comment-31390
Another JJ article but its the reference to an article by Hannan that caught my attention.
The jurno seems to be equating the Rangers 1872/ Sevco saga with Hibernian Football Club stopping playing for a bit in the 1890's and restarting .
We were a football club then and the same club restarted with a new committee in charge. Nothing like the Sevco situation IMO anyway.
A quick google search does not reveal much other than we ran into financial difficulty and ceased to operate for a short period of time. I too would dispute anyone should equate our financial problems to the financial doping and tax avoidance possible evasion of the old Huns. Certain its ridiculous to mention it in the same paragraph as the old Huns.
I'm sure some of the more knowledgeable hi bee historians will fill us in on here sometime soon with more detail.
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Has The Gambia ever been liquidated?
[QUOTE=Keekaboo;4906143]It looks like The Rangers and Celtc are having a slight disagreement over money.
After the The Rangers Fans smashed up toilets at Celtc Park, Celtc sent them a bill for the repairs and, guess what, it hasn't been paid.
So, when Celtc were due to hand the money over for the tickets they sold their fans for the last game at Ibrox, they did so... minus 35k for the unpaid repair bill.
The Rangers are now planning a tit-for-tat measure for the next game at Celtc Park, for damage they allege Celtc fans did to Ibrox at Hogmanay
Easy answer here is for Sellik to charge Sevco for tickets up front!