And of course 2 directors leave the club just before all their dreams are about to come true! Buffoons!Quote:
Originally Posted by Daydreamer
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And of course 2 directors leave the club just before all their dreams are about to come true! Buffoons!Quote:
Originally Posted by Daydreamer
Yep, the bidder owns the hop kweng take away in Paisley and is looking to expand into Govan, taking over the sevco liabilities for 429,000,000 pesos is cheaper than leasing another closed shop unit from the council.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
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Given their propensity for misinterpretation and exaggeration, he's probably mixing up his £'s with his YuansQuote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
....Even that would be a stretch :lolrangers:
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Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
I could do with some tips, mine is still quite wild.
TBF, though, she is is an Ossie.
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The sad thing is that even if this was true, they rejoice in the acceptance that having plunged into debt again since they allowed themselves to be liquidated, instead of rebuilding on the advantages they should have had they are hoping someone or something that clearly isn't part of their "culture" will just chuck money at it again and on they'll march.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Hackett
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I heard a rumour that The Rangers are about to be bought by a guy who owns a Beijing-based confectionery manufacturer. Could be Chinese Wispas.
Mine is American and does as she's ******g telt.............Quote:
Originally Posted by Keekaboo
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Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Huns, in much the same way as their Jambo 'bros' across the town (mind - our 'money worries' ??), so absolutely desperate for the smallest,tiniest glimmer of light for their crappy-clubs, are posting their wildest/wettest dreams on forums (Hun-media/Throw-back) and then hoping and praying that whatever keech they've posted somehow magically comes true - it's like their own 'Virtual Wishing-Well' - £429m for THEM, ffs !!. The Hun board behaved the same way except the media are their 'Wishing-Well' - £8m for Morelos ........................
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I heard Gerard is now out of the picture and he will be bringing in his own manager Win Won Soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Estupendo
With his little red book of Calvin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazyhorse
Aye because wealthy guys are just itching to give their cash to that shyster lol.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Daydreamer
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Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Maybe not 'Wealthy guys' but you can bet there'll be plenty of cash-rich crooks who will - the Hun have been the property of crooks since Green and crooks don't give up cash-cows easily, especially sectarian cash-cows !
So it seems that Murray and Scott have been forced out by King to free up two places on the board for two new investors to come in. But the question will be are these investors money for the £11 million share offer or for the new manager to bring in more quality players like Pena etc :wink:. Either way laughable times ahead if the money is still not in place for Gerrard.
Murray and Scott need paid off first:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Daydreamer
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CWG - I know you've probably been asked this before but what happens if King doesn't come up with the £11m for the shares - is it just the 'cold-shoulder' treatment or are there further repercussions ?. Personally I don't think he'll bother, he seems to treat the 'laws of the land' (both in SA & UK) with complete contempt and just ignores it !Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Plus - does anyone know, or have a rough idea, of how much Murray and Scott are owed ??
Part of the issue here is that there is little experience of the situation the TOP find themselves in. Cold-shouldering, of King but possibly also of the club, is the obvious sanction. After that, it would be charges against King for contempt of court...but I'm not sure TRFC could be charged.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
On your other question, I think Scott is owed £6.5m. Can't remember what Murray is due. Ozy will know....he has the tally book. [emoji16]
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So the 3 bears invest millions in soft loans which i believe is being exchanged for equity in a nearly worthless conpany. Now after tapping out existing millionaires they are looking for fresh investment-again into a nearly worthless company.
What a proposition for investors they are.
The best bit of the whole saga is that they had a multi-billionaire who would’ve quite easily invested the required funds but they got rid of him because he wasnt a real rangers man and replaced him with King.
I was worried about Ashley, especially after he sells Newcastle but there is no hope in hell Rangers will become a force again eapecially when they finish fourth and motherwell win the cup!
[QUOTE=CropleyWasGod;5390121]Part of the issue here is that there is little experience of the situation the TOP find themselves in. Cold-shouldering, of King but possibly also of the club, is the obvious sanction. After that, it would be charges against King for contempt of court...but I'm not sure TRFC could be charged.
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As the purpose of takeover rules is to protect other shareholders from asset strippers, underfunded takeovers etc the TOP should be trying to take action against King without damaging the club. As well as a charge of contempt of court I think he might be disqualified from being a UK company director which would end his time as chairman.
Shareholders outside the concert party are legally entitled to be offered 20p per share but I don't know what powers the TOP have to enforce this. I don't know whether they can freeze any assets they deem King to hold, even if they're nominally in the name of a trust. I don't know whether action can be taken against the other members of the concert party. It'll be an interesting legal test case.
Wrong Asians, there was me thinking it was Japanese.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
GGTTH
About £500k.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
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[QUOTE=ballengeich;5390128]I’m not sure what cold shouldering entails to be honest but any action which harms Sevco would also harm the small shareholders presumably so it’s possible they will take action which tries to avoid this?Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
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Originally Posted by Daydreamer
I can't see the logic in forcing the two directors to leave considering the money they are due.
There's no limit to the number of directors , so why not just add any new mugs, sorry investors to the board.
[QUOTE=Ozyhibby;5390138]According to this article, it's only ever been used twice before. It's also about the individual, rather than the company. In that light, there should be no disadvantage to the smaller shareholder.Quote:
Originally Posted by ballengeich
https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/business-la...-cold-shoulder
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What a gloomy lot they were last Sunday. GIRUY Sevco.:greengrin
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Oops, that was the 3-2 game. They were gloomier last Sunday.
CWG - Cheers for that, it's appreciated !Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Just had a quick glance at the papers and the 'Daily Rectum' has quite a hard-hitting article about King's treatment of Murray but surprisingly it's written by Keith Jackson !. Jackson's quite scathing of King which leads me to think that King's time at Greyskull is nearly up as Jackson's not known for being so disloyal to the Hun !. There's a paragraph in it that's a belter, afaic -
'It was Paul Murray who warned of the disaster which would follow if Whyte was allowed to get his hands on the club while freeing Lloyds Bank of a potential tax liability which would ultimately tip Rangers over the edge. And it was Paul Murray who, in a state of high anxiety and desperation, attempted to torpedo that deal at the 11th hour when he pleaded with Sir David of Duped to accept a counter offer which would have protected the interests of the club over those of Murray International and the bank
So Paul Murray warned David Murray/Rangers about Whyte, even tried to stop the sale going through at the last minute - all sterling stuff, sounds like a man who genuinely cares for that club !. The thing I find really interesting is - what, exactly, was it that Murray was warning them about Whyte ?. It can't have been his 'Director's ban' or the fact that he was skint because that took everyone by surprise didn't it - remember, Murray 'wiz duped' wasn't he ?.
'When his late attempt at blocking Whyte’s takeover failed he said to me: “This is a great deal for Whyte, a great deal for Sir David and a great deal for the bank but it’s an absolute disaster for Rangers.”
So when the deal was actually going through, Murray spoke to Keith Jackson as well, so surely being the intrepid journalist he's famed for, and knowing the fondness the 'Rectum' has for 'Exclusives' Jackson would've grilled Murray as to exactly what it was about Whyte that Paul Murray felt would be a disaster for the Huns (but an absolute God-send for the rest of the country !!) or was Jackson still under the impression that Whyte was still the 'Financial whizzkid from Motherwell' Jackson once proudly proclaimed about Whyte??. Plus, if all of this happened at the same time Whyte was taking Rangers over, then the truth had still to come out so Whyte was still 'the best thing since sliced-bread' as far as our media was concerned - wasn't he ?. Again, remember, the Huns/Scottish-media were all shocked when the truth came out - ALL of them were duped .................................................. ...
It was also Jacko who famously proclaimed Whyte to have "off the radar" wealth. It certainly was, though I believe at that time Jacko had a good nose for a story. Re Paul Murray, he's as shifty as the rest of them, it appears to me that he's been Jacko's mole inside The Rangers & just like Trump's medical record, this article has been largely self written, ie by Murray.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
They're certainly close. The Murray, King, 3 bears takeover used the Record as its mouthpiece and were quick to say thanks:Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...murray-5287851
Keith's eulogy for Murray today certainly torpedoes any notion this is an orderly transfer of directors.
Just a wee notion here but does the current turmoil at the Rangers make King's 20p a share look like an attractive offer?