I thought it was time for a few verses of THIS :greengrin
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I thought it was time for a few verses of THIS :greengrin
But he has no option to, he's wasting what little money Sevco 5088 FC has on legal fees. Nobody has to TUPE in, TUPE is meant to protect employee rights not create a captive labour force.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
I thought the two of them came across really well ... But ouch gave so many points for free to Celtic fans!!! ... Almost feeling sorry for the knuckle dragging sons of William dreading on going to work tomorrow.... Then again maybe not !!!!! Lol
Sorry, what's this TUPE thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Todd
If he puts off allan mcgregor for example from doing the same thing and they then agree a deal with another club to sell him for say £2m it'd be worth it would it not? Although in saying that if he's still contracted to the old company would the money have to go to the old company and therefore be split between creditors?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PfCe...eature=relatedQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Why would McGregor give up a £2m signing on fee? The rats are deserting the ship, enjoy it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
How far fetched is it that Greens plan is to sell the remaining players (he can't but he thinks he can) and then sell all the other assets and make a profit leaving the oldco to die leaving no trace of the Huns ever again.
Green is trying to get employment of the players moved from Rangers Football Club (In Administration) to Sevco 5088 FC. To do this, they will use a mechanism called TUPE which means the players terms and conditions will remain the same in the new company. Any employee who objects to the transfer to the company is legally free to do so, and their contracts will terminate. Naismith and Whittaker have objected as is their right and they're now free agents. There's zip all Green or Sevco 5088 FC can do about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
This Green character either doesn't know this or he's up to something.
:faf: Haven't seen that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Anyone know how this news is going down on swallow swallow and the other online assembly points for the hard of thinking, sociopathic, delusional big mouths?
Um...why write to the SFA exactly? Letters to the players and/or the players' legal advisers would be the next step. More hollow posturing for the benefit of the gullible Hun audience from Charlie boy. :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Haha, great line!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Letters from both players today to the Assembly.....Quote:
Originally Posted by sadtom
Dear Andy,
I would be very grateful if you could make this email available to the members of The Rangers Supporters Assembly and to all of the Rangers fans.
Let me start by thanking you for all your magnificent support during my time at the club. As a boyhood Rangers supporter I dreamed of one day being able to play for the club I have supported all my life. It was, therefore, the biggest honour of my life the day I made the move from the stand to the pitch to fulfil my dreams.
I am deeply proud of my time at Rangers, of the success we have had, of the trophies we have won together and to have represented Rangers Football Club.
It has been great to have had the backing of the supporters and I cannot thank you enough.
I hope a new Rangers can emerge from the misery we have suffered in recent times to be a great club once again.
On a personal note, I hope you are well.
Thanks for everything.
Best regards,
Steven
Steven Naismith
Andy Kerr
President, Rangers Supporters’ Assembly
Dear Andy,
I hope you are well. I would appreciate if you could please distribute this email to the members of the Rangers Supporters’ Assembly and to the rest of the Rangers fans.
Playing for Rangers has been the greatest honour and privilege of my life. I am immensely proud of what we achieved together during my five years here and the honours we have won. The road to the UEFA Cup Final, in particular, was something I was proud to be a part of and will always remember.
The backing I have had from the supporters has meant so much to me and I want to thank each and every one of you for this.
I hope a new and successful Rangers can emerge quickly and that the Rangers supporters can enjoy success once again.
I wish you and every Rangers supporter every success for the future.
Once again, thank you.
Best regards,
Steven
Steven Whittaker
Modesty and and no desire to contaminate Hibs.net prevent me from pasting any Hun responses to these letters. :greengrin
Dear Andy,
I would be very grateful if you could make this email available to the members of The Rangers Supporters Assembly and to all of the Rangers fans.
Hahahaha your team deserve everything you get, GIRFUY
it's fantastic as they are clearly saying Rangers died, they are dead, Sevco5088 are a new club completely
No history, no honours and still no dignity
:greengrin:greengrin:greengrin
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Originally Posted by Jim44
Dear John..................
:greengrin These have to be the first ever Dear Johns written to a football club. :greengrin
My only issue with this type of demo is that if little amounts show up it masks the feelings we know 95% of fans have.
Could be a good pagger at Parkhead.
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Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
Surely to be placed in the dictionary against the word 'irony'?
The man has no shame and one hell of a brass neck
Green saying Rangers are still Rangers. That'll interest a few people. Not very good at this stuff is he?
Another few steps that will take Rangers into oblivion. "We don't do walking away" was ok when they all assumed that clubs would vote en masse to have them back in the league. Now the players are getting real too, and who would blame them.
Hun Media & Swallow, Swallow are mostly of the opinion that Whittaker and Naismith are now full members of the Cambridge University Netball Team, and as such will never be welcomed back at Castle Greyskull. Truly hilarious reading at times, there is now what looks like a general feeling of pathos amongst them in trying to deal with Naismith's about turn. It won't last long as it will soon be everyone else's fault that these two left.Quote:
Originally Posted by sadtom
With the SPL likely to give Sevco a red card and with more players likely to depart, it gets increasingly likely that der Hun will have trouble getting into any league in time for next season. I wonder if a year's sabbatical is now likely? Hopefully extending into a more permanent absence.
It is unclear about the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
There is no such time as 12:00 pm.
I assume it means 12:00 noon and is not a signal for drunken fans to arrive at midnight straight from the pub!
Nah I think it is.much more likely to be midnight.Quote:
Originally Posted by jgl07
Cant make that, but posted it on my Facebook.
What do the free banners say, "Burn a Hun, Burn a Hundred"? :D
Surely as Sevco are not SFA members the protest and letter will be duly ignored. It's like me writing to the SFA cause one of my fives team members says he is going to play for another fives team.
This :top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by johnbc70
:top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by Cabbage East
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Originally Posted by Cabbage East
:faf: :faf:
I read the other day that Vienna had complained to Uefa (or someone) about the fact that the New Co would still recieve the money due from Everton for Jelavic but that they, Vienna, would recieve none of it.
If that's true....do debtors carry over to a newco but creditors dont???
That depends what assets Sevco bought, which is still not clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
Yep. Them's the rules. Crazy, eh? Green apparently bought the assets of OldCo, and among those assets will have been the debt from Vienna.Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
Subject, of course, as CWG points out, to clarification on what, if anything, Green has purchased.
Statement on the clubs site - We are most certainly going to vote No to NewCo
:flag:
Hibs to vote no
:agree: HereQuote:
Originally Posted by The Wee Hibby
Hibs vote NO! Well done the Hibs board.
And there's a Hibs party in the Harp & Castle afterwards where you can meet all the hibs.net friends.
:applause: :top marks They couldn't make it any clearer than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by moff1875
My season ticket is already bought but I hope this encourages some others who haven't signed up yet to do so.
It's not clear if they have bought anything!Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Well done hibs.
well done to the board:thumbsup:
Pride in our club ! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by moff1875
great news from Hibs. well done the board!
Well done the board for piling on the pressure....
I hope the ticket office see the benefit of this desicion to put integrity first.....
Fantastic Hibs. Makes me proud to be a Hibby.
I'm so proud of our club
the board have followed the wishes of the supporters...hopefully all those that were waiting on the outcome of this decision before deciding on whether or not to buy season tickets will now do the right thing.
http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/inde...owtopic=223837
Just another diddy team we are :greengrin
Apparently WE are bitter, envious, illiterate and irrelevant. And have the safety of Tom HUNTERS money!!! HahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Rossco1875
The issue now isn't if Hibs say NoTo Newco it's do they say No to league reconstruction a thinly disguised attempt at letting Newco off lightly.
Well done the Hibs' Board
i laughed at the fact that the ad bots are blaming Whyte and Murray as well,Quote:
Originally Posted by Rossco1875
a website that is full of hatred and spite,
on another forum, someone posted
Another no vote, players jumping ship, England papped out and McGuiness to shake the Queens hand.....Rangers world has ended!
It never ceases to amaze the sheer stupidity and ignorance of that disgusting, inbred mess!Quote:
Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw
A couple of months ago I wrote to Scott Lindsay pleading that we take a stand based on sporting integrity. I was very encouraged by his prompt reply, not simply a "thank you for your message, we note the contents" but instead direct comments on what I said, using phrases like " .... the issue of sporting integrity must lie at the centre of any decision-making" and ".... the decision should be made on principle".
I was encouraged enough by Scott's reply that I decided to put my trust/faith in our Board and the principles he outlined and renewed my ST. A few minutes ago, I decided to send a follow-up E-Mail pleading for us to stand firm and vote "no" regardless of any side issues. I then came back on here and read that we have made our decision public.
What particularly pleases me is that our principled stance has been consistent from an early stage and we have taken a lead where others have huffed and puffed. As others have said on here, it makes me proud to be a supporter of such a club ….. now let’s get a decent squad together and get back where we belong
:flag: :flag:
Thank god Tom Hart is bankrolling us :greengrin
That thread is classic reading.
Well done hibs
or maybe this :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTq7N...eature=related
Does anyone else think that maybe, just maybe, all of this Rangers mince is helping erase 19/5 from our minds, kind of like the government burying bad news? :pray:
the old huns are dead, newco in 3rd div., no money, no players....england oot, they were rubbish ... Hibs do the right thing:hibees
Well done the board. Don't think they had much choice given the mood of the fans following the cup final though.
Time for us all to get behind the team and support them by turning up in numbers next season.
Was it not Tim Hunter? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabbage East
Well done to the board.
Have just seen Whittaker/Naismith interview on Sky. Interested to hear that Swally offered them all the best in their future careers in a conversation today. So Ally thinks players can leave in direct contradiction to Green. Wonder how long he will last.
BTW Loved the comment about Rangers having no history,
That's three clubs officially said no . When it gets to five i am willing to wager that Celtic are not in that five , making it all so easier for them.
Remember Mr Green has until 30th July to pull out of this so he probably doesnt own the assets fully just yet i'm guessing
If Carlsberg did Sundays ....Quote:
Originally Posted by SAUZEH
Think for anyone to take on the bet you might have to wager before it gets to five. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by stoneyburn hibs
Or not :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by reallapsedhibee
Is that a serious question?Quote:
Originally Posted by FranckSuzy
Mr Green obviously impressed RP at their supposed meeting!! I can just picture Rod sitting there smoking a cigar with Green on his knees kissing Rod's shoes!!! Well done Hibs!:greengrin:thumbsup:
Well done the Hibs Board. We took the lead from day 1 in saying that sporting integrity had no price, and we've been true to this all the way through.
No room for fraudsters in the SPL.
GGTTH
it will take a hell of a lot more than that to erase that memory, and in truth i think we will never erase that..Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
That link was the opinion of one personQuote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
All the Celtic fans on kerrydale street were slating it, an example below
"Re Paul67's latest article - it is about time he gave it an effin rest with this 'they want your money' horse sheidt. Every top league in the world is sold on the basis of a few top clubs (in Scotland's case two) with the rest mopping up the crumbs. How much money did Swansea and QPR get last year from TV despite no one being remotely interested in watching them? We arent like Tesco and Asda who would happily enjoy a monopoly. Celtic's strength (or that of any football club) is derived from healthy competition. We need strong competitors - without them our product becomes stale and predictable and in the long run we suffer. The notion that every penny generated from one club should go straight back to it is absolutely ludicrous - a fairer distribution of income can surely only benefit the Scottish game as a whole and Celtic, in the long run, will be the beneficiaries."
It's four.Quote:
Originally Posted by stoneyburn hibs
Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen and Dundee Utd have all publicly declared that they'll vote 'no'.
We only need one more, out of the other seven clubs (I'm assuming Rangers will vote 'yes') to vote against them and then they're screwed.
I had no doubts at all that we would be voting 'no' as we have been the most consistent in stating our opinion that the integrity of the game in Scotland was of the utmost importance throughout all of this. I'm just pleased that it has been made official now with the issuing of this statement.
Jim Spence publicly declared the Sheep would vote No. Aberdeen deny any decision has been made.Quote:
Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee
Proud to be a hibee and support a team with class. Well done hibs!
[QUOTE=Jim44;3273456]Letters from both players today to the Assembly.....
Dear Andy,
I would be very grateful if you could make this email available to the members of The Rangers Supporters Assembly and to all of the Rangers fans.
Let me start by thanking you for all your magnificent support during my time at the club. As a boyhood Rangers supporter I dreamed of one day being able to play for the club I have supported all my life. It was, therefore, the biggest honour of my life the day I made the move from the stand to the pitch to fulfil my dreams.
I am deeply proud of my time at Rangers, of the success we have had, of the trophies we have won together and to have represented Rangers Football Club.
It has been great to have had the backing of the supporters and I cannot thank you enough.
I hope a new Rangers can emerge from the misery we have suffered in recent times to be a great club once again.
On a personal note, I hope you are well.
Thanks for everything.
Best regards,
Steven
Steven Naismith
Andy Kerr
President, Rangers Supporters’ Assembly
Dear Andy,
I hope you are well. I would appreciate if you could please distribute this email to the members of the Rangers Supporters’ Assembly and to the rest of the Rangers fans.
Playing for Rangers has been the greatest honour and privilege of my life. I am immensely proud of what we achieved together during my five years here and the honours we have won. The road to the UEFA Cup Final, in particular, was something I was proud to be a part of and will always remember.
The backing I have had from the supporters has meant so much to me and I want to thank each and every one of you for this.
I hope a new and successful Rangers can emerge quickly and that the Rangers supporters can enjoy success once again.
I wish you and every Rangers supporter every success for the future.
Once again, thank you.
Best regards,
Steven
Steven Whittaker
SOOOOOOOOK!
Sleep with the devil, Stevens.......
Mebbes aye, mebbes naw BUT - http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/a...-yes-to-newco/Quote:
Originally Posted by BarneyK
Have read that Milne is curently involved in a building-business contract-bid, much, if not all of it, in the weegie-area, so perhaps his 'wait'n see' statement is with that in mind ?.
:faf::faf: on the verge o' pishin maselQuote:
Originally Posted by gramskiwood
Hun team done team
Having a ball
Hun team done team
Had a great fall
All the Scots journos
And all the Gers men
Couldn't put Rangers
Together again
To be fair, Rod had said before the final that this would be the club's stance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bishop Hibee
It was obvious from day one that we'd go that way, I'm sure Rod knows more about the level of Rangers' cheating and financial shenanigans than us, at the moment.
Bearing in mind he has until the end of the month to complete, there's no danger of them getting accepted into the SPL, IMO there's a very good chance of them getting a one year total ban, no players of any worth, on or off the pitch, etc.
Does anyone seriously think that the Green deal will now go ahead?
I think he'll do walking away.
It's like watching a penalty shoot out :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee
Best post on that site by far:
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Junkie ****s.
You'll be gone within 6 months.
Em aye, you sure buddy?
I love how qquick they are to blame the other teams in the spl without noting that they are at fault for their whole mess. Superb :flag:
Dont know why he is so bitter ..they still have a chance o the treble ..the Glasgow cup ..the Alba trophy & the Ramsdens trophy ..:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by jamieross
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Originally Posted by jamieross
Typical. A 'true blue' from.......Aberdeen. Infestations everywhere.
I really can't believe how thick they are over on Samaritans.com. Among the ranting, cursing and sticking pins in Hibs effigies, almost to a man they are saying that we want them in Div. 1 so that they can bounce back and keep us financially secure in only a year's time. They have a cunning plan, tho'. 'Let's go down to Div. 3, and all you diddy clubs will go to the ground by the time we return.' Two flaws, bawheids, ................ WE ACTUALLY WANT YOU TO GO DOWN TO DIV. 3, and what are you going to do when you return to a league with no teams? :faf::faf::faf:
Hmmm, seems a penny is dropping :greengrin
http://www.rangerssupporterstrust.co...ice-to-members
The fans' associations, the departing players and the medias pressure on Green is surely designed for the Smith consortium to come riding over the horizon as heroic saviours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucius Apuleius
Green will cut a deal shortly imo and the media love in with Uncle Wattie will be on again.:yawn:
You're not a man who has a tendency to look on the positive side of things are you really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
They're imploding, they are running out of players, those that they do have will struggle to be paid, they'll have no meaningful pre-season, no-one will sign for them for (transfer embargo or no), they've no ability to pay signining fees or transfer fees. There's miles of legal actions to go through regarding the takeover, there's criminal investigations pending, clubs are declaring "no to the Hun".
They're f*****. Relax.
:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by TwoCarpets
:aok:
Looks more like the players are running out of Rangers.Quote:
Originally Posted by TwoCarpets
Sally McMoist was right they don't do walking away they're f***ing sprinting away. :lolrangers:
At best they're looking at a season in limbo. When everyone sees the sky didn't fall in after all, it'll only stiffen the resolve of the other clubs to make sure they stay dead.
He is the sole reason I left the Alloa bus :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by TwoCarpets
Sorry Spike. :agree:
I was away for the weekend and ended up chatting to a supporter of the now defunct club previously known as Rangers. He blamed everyone for picking on Rangers. As we talked it got me thinking as to where Scottish football is placed and how best to summarise the whole episode taking out personal feelings and sticking to the facts.
Rangers, as we previously knew them are dead and no longer survive as a football club. They are basically defunct and shortly will no longer exist. For going into administration they have been penalised by a 10 point deduction and a £160,000 fine which they can’t afford to pay. No other penalties were handed out to that club. A new “Phoenix” club has been formed by Charles Green.
The SFA are now unable to hand out meaningful penalties to the old football club and cannot penalise the new club for the sins of their fathers.
An investigation is ongoing to see if they cheated through dual contracts and if they did what should happen to any trophies they won. Directors and other officials, including the current President of the SFA, found guilty of crimes against football may be banned from holding positions within football.
Going forward, the Green’s club have applied to join the top division in Scotland, the SPL. To succeed Rangers require 8 out of 12 votes. The constitution of this league does not allow for a club without a Uefa licence to join. To obtain this licence a club must have 3 years worth of accounts. Green’s club do not have this and have applied for an exception. To date 3 clubs have stated they will not be voting in favour of the new club joining. Press speculation adds St Johnstone, Aberdeen and Celtic to this list whilst Motherwell and Inverness are seeking the views of their supporters. This space should go to the club who finish 2nd in the SFL Division 1
On the assumption the vote goes against Green’s club the only precedent of recent past is Gretna. Their phoenix club now play in the South of Scotland league. It is likely Green would apply for his club to join the Scottish Football League. Once again the new club do not meet the criteria and clubs would have to make a concession. A vote of member clubs would require to take place.
In summary, other clubs are not penalising the old Rangers. Rangers supporters will suffer however this pain should be laid at the door of the club’s previous boards and officials.
Have I missed anything?
Yes .. loads of spaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
:wink:
In this scenario, what exactly would Green be selling?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela