Yep, he seems to know his stuff but I suspect he's farting in the wind with regard to the majority of Sevco fans.Quote:
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Yep, he seems to know his stuff but I suspect he's farting in the wind with regard to the majority of Sevco fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Sounds like the hun version of Jonty mckay from the last irvine welsh book. Wouldn't surprise me if that guy has a similar relationship with his sister.Quote:
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At least he managed a full stop at the end. And that no!
"For every fiver Rotherham United spend we'll spend only slightly less". Dave King
If Rotherham United over invest we will over over invest. It's what the peepul want to hear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
I honestly think I learned how to use full stops in primary 1, possibly primary 2 at a push.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek Dougan
By £4:50 (ish), dependant on season ticket sales.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
GGTTH
Da Newbies played 6 gamez coz day finnished fird innit?Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
I've just read that in Little Britains Viki Pollards voice. I think I've just pished myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek Dougan
:greengrin Jeez, if they are that fond of all things English you'd think they would have tried to learn the language.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
Another PhilMac. piece on the Sevco train crash.
http://www.philmacgiollabhain.ie/front-loaded-kool-aid/
I know its Phil with all his baggage etc. but the sums are simple.
Rangers will be out of cash by November unless they get a very successful share issue or King ponies up big time.
Just don't expect to read it in any newspaper or hear it on TV or radio. Its the Motherwell born billionaire story all over again.
I think the plan has always been another share issue. Diminishing returns would reckon they're up against it there and even if they do pull in a hefty wedge, how much of it will have to go to pay off Ashley? If they are skooshing the league in front of big crowds and Ashley goes easy on them they might just raise enough to survive without another insolvency.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Sadly, as usual, we have given them a helping hand by lying down to a hiding. Bet that shifted several thousand New Hun STs. :rolleyes:
I'm sure that if they launch another share issue the debarred shareholders will go to court over it.In any case who would be brave enough to underwrite it.
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Originally Posted by ancient hibee
Dave King, surely?
#wheresdavekingsmillions
They don't have the votes on the board for another share issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
The DR today has a front page pic & 2 page spread of a key witness to Chuckie Green fraud investigation being in Glasgow. Looks like the case is still proceeding apace. It started me musing as to just how the powers that be behind the scenes at greyskull actually went about supporting & choosing their last 3 owners/COE's.
Craig Whyte - sounds good, ok he's been barred from being a company director for 7 years but that's just a technical matter. he's got off the radar wealth, he lives in a castle & he looks like another cheekie chappie, him & Coisty, the dream team, that'll do for me.
Chuckie Green - really disappointed that he's never been barred from being a company director but the positive news is he was strongly suspected of asset stripping at Sheffield Utd & turned a small loss into a massive one! he's owned about 40 companies & about 80% of those have been dissolved, let's take a chance on him! And, we can call him big man!
Dave King Ah, now we're talking!! A convicted criminal, and on 41 counts! at last we're hitting the big time! Not only that but he was originally indicted on 322 counts of criminal activity for everything from racketeering & money-laundering to dandruff! Brilliant, he'll have no problem passing the fit & proper test, he's the man to take Sevco forward!
Kim Jong-Un, :greengrin
Very good analysis but cannae see wee Kim passing the fat and protestant person test. the latter part anyway as he is apparently a deity in his own right. The only option might be for all the huns to apply for North Korean Citizenship and then undertake a religious conversion, We can but hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
But at least he's not RC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
If it comes down to dilution or bust though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
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Originally Posted by brog
What's the chances of rangers and the real rangers men pushing this investigation along in the hope of proving Ashley's deal with Rangers Retail and any other onerous contracts were corrupt and should be set aside to let the real crooks benefit.
Shouldn't be a problem then as they wont have to change their signature tune, being "up to their knees" in North Korean deity's blood doesn't exactly trip off the tongue. :wink:Quote:
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You forgot about The Krays
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Goes without saying that Phil is a twat but Rangers certainly should have been counting the bawbees.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Their squad this year is better than last seasons but it's also cheaper. So if they are running out of cash again then they'll require either of the things you suggest or
further loans from directors who we would assume are not taking money out the club unlike in the Charlie Green days.
Perhaps the cutbacks that were rumoured after June have not actually happened but that doesn't surprise me.
There's a mentality at Rangers both at Director and at Fan level and that just does not "get it" that when you have limited funds you cut your cloth accordingly.
When other clubs are relegated or they see money tighten, players are moved on or released and squads are cut in size. At lower levels clubs even go Part Time or have a greater mix of Part Time players. Any new contracts to players should be more modest and we all remember the East mains bloodbath that was Butcher's last act after relegation.
But at Rangers, none of those things happen. They still fritter money away so for that reason to my mind they are without doubt the world's stupidest football club
But Dave King has promised to invest £50 million, I mean £40 million, ehm, or was it £10 million.
In all seriousness, can you imagine the team that we could afford if we had just banked the money from circa 25k Season Tickets?
Hoisted by their own hubris and they genuinely believe their own hype. Any time you read of them talking about the "history" of their club, or getting back to "where they belong", it seems like they've not learned a single thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyM_1875
If they go bust, it will be nothing short of what they deserve.
Any fans who refer to themselves as "the people" (I'm unsure what they think the rest of us are) can't have much humility, so it's unsurprising their arrogance is undiminished. They're too stupid to reflect on things.Quote:
Originally Posted by steakbake
The ones I know certainly are, they haven't learned a thing. As far as they are concerned it is the SPL/SFA and HMRCs fault they are bust and apparently they are victims of a witch hunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
Plus they think everyone that voted for Sevco to start in Div 3 did it out of spite/fear, not for fair competition. When I point out that it wouldn't have even gone to a vote of it was anyone else because it was the only right outcome but a lack of balls prevented the decision from being made automatically, they get very angry. Seems the truth hurts especially when you're in denial.
My favourite moment was when they thought they were world beaters after beating us in the playoff and saying how ironic it was that they would be sending Motherwell down when they voted to send Sevco down a few years previous, that went well!
On a serious note is there a link available to an article where DK promised to invest £xm..? Or has it all been supposition?
May well be miles earlier in thread but one does forget!
Was listening to John Beattie show on Radio Scotland yesterday lunchtime. They were discussing the bans on certain press from Ibrox.
Graham Spiers was seemingly banned for criticising the new board - in particular The Glib and Shameless liar over the past few years.
The more worrying one was Chris McLaughlan though. He was banned for reporting on the Referees report including the sectarian singing. Obviously they don't like the truth being out there as it is bad publicity.
BBC are therefore refusing to send reporters according to the reporters on the show yesterday. Have to ask why they are commentating on the game tonight then?
March 2014: At least £30 millionQuote:
Originally Posted by ano hibby
May 2015: £10 Million
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Originally Posted by keekaboo
You're correct! So many crooks, so little time! Actually I guess big Sandy trumps the others in that he actually did time! What a collection of shysters!
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Originally Posted by keekaboo
I think Mr King will be wary of under-writing a share issue if David Murray's efforts to grab the orange pound are anything to go by.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...re-scheme.html
£ 51,430,995.00 raised , £ 50,275,000.00 from his own company Murray International, which led to B.of S. taking a stake in the company before the Bank needed bailing out by us, the taxpayer.
August 2015 - penniless.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
There are some things in life that money can buy. For everything else, there's a glib and shameless lie.
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Originally Posted by greenginger
A share issue will surely need to be under written by King, and that would mean coming good on his over investment promise.
How likely is that?
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
What they said yesterday was they had found a dodgy internet stream and were going to do the commentary from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
There was an interview with Ian Murray about 20mins before kick off as well though, but I'm assuming they just gave him a quick call on his mobile.
Almost impossible as things stand. They need permission from the other shareholders and they don't have the percentage of votes they need to get it passed. They almost certainly would have had a share issue by now if they could have.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
Who in their right mind would buy in anyway.
Green's issue was taken up by people who wanted to grab power, some blue-nose fund managers who thought they'd have a punt on the new clumpany with other people's money and have all but lost it, and the small share holder supporters .
The small share holders may buy a few more but it will be peanuts , the fund managers won't dare touch them, and will anyone put in millions to win control of the mess assembled by spivs & Co ?
Green also hoovered up a number of pro investors (like that self-proclaimed City 'whizz kid') who have taken a bath on their investments. Can't imagine them falling for it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
https://rangerssupportersloyal.wordp.../#comment-2285
The John James@sitonfence character is banging on about evidence that Chuckie Green had actually sold the Big Hoose before taking leave of Sevco.
Seems in the 6 month accounts produced to December 2014 there is a £ 0.7 million charge (£1.4 million for the year ) for a sale and lease back of a Sevco asset ,and in his opinion can only be Ibrox .
Easily checkable through public records. I'm sure JJ would know that.Quote:
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I haven't seen the accounts themselves, but would have thought that the sale of a major asset would be disclosed.
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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
The interim accounts are not published on Companies House website, the AIM website is gone with their de-listing, not sure if they are still on Rangers Official site ( don't really want to dirty myself by going on there :greengrin )
I don't think there is any obligation for a purchaser to register a title to a property at Registers of Scotland.
I think it will/should be disclosed when their year accounts eventually appear, if not , will anybody ask what the the leasing sum is for ?
I think Tom Farmer should put an offer in for Ibrox. Say £1.75m as an opener then raise it to £2.25m. They would have a very quick fit.Quote:
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Great idea, he could then lease it to sports direct and Ashley would control every scrap of assets they have without actually owning the toxic loss making bit[emoji1]Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenLake
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Originally Posted by GreenLake
They'd probably sell, just to keep the club running for another couple of weeks.
Doesn't the sale need to be, though?Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
I've had a look at the Scottish Assessors Association web site. They list details of all properties and business rates and Council Tax bands.
Interestingly, the proprietor of Murray Park is noted as, The Rangers Football Club Ltd, 150 Edmiston drive, whereas the proprietor of Ibrox Stadium is noted as, Rangers Football Club Ltd, per Les Ewan Associates, 21 Oronsay Crescent, Glasgow.
http://www.saa.gov.uk/search.php?SEA...10&y=9#results
Might mean nothing, maybe different ownerships !
Anyone heard of Les Ewan before in the Sevco saga ?
He's a property consultant, wtf that might mean :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/leslie-ewan/b5/886/280
Check out the picture, it's Rod Petrie that owns Ibrox.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Yep. One of his skills is "contract negotiation".Quote:
Originally Posted by high bee
Busted.
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Originally Posted by greenginger
Pardon my ignorance but are they not the Rangers Clumpany that went into Administration in 2012 and are currently being Liquidated by BDO?
How can a now defunct Company own Ibrox?
There was a change of names at one stage, and the names were effectively switched.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
The company that owns the football club is The Rangers Football Club Limited.
I've yet to see any convincing evidence that ibrox is not owned by the new club.
I can believe that there are lots of contracts that the club have to honour that send a lot of money out the club but I've never seen any evidence that ibrox is not still the property of the club.
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The name I highlighted in bold didn't start with 'The', hence my confusion.
I'm presuming the 'The' was just left out by accident*, though, and the Stadium is not really owned by the now defunct 'Rangers Football Club Ltd'.
* I hope you can follow that ;)
The original Rangers changed its name to RFC 2012 PLC to save the ignominy of the Rangers Football Club being liquidated.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk//compdetails
A bit like Peter Sutcliffe changing his name to Jimmy Smith and then claiming he's not a murderer.
It seems that this JJ is not a finance expert like what we have here (sit down CWG). The RIFC accounts show finance leases and clearly state they are for refurbishment of the stadium fast food outlets (note 18). JJ has just significantly dented his credibility, I fear.Quote:
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http://www.rangers.co.uk/images/stat...nualReport.pdf
Phil now saying Sevco going back to the stock exchange well for another £ 20 million.
http://www.philmacgiollabhain.ie/rif...0m-the-target/
Going by what Phil says about the requirement of having money y to run the company for 18 months surely they fall short at the first hurdle.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
I don't think Phil wrote that. For one thing there are paragraphs containing more than one sentence.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Edit - he didn't. There's a credit to Tom Winnifrith who seems to be a financial blogger.
Regardless of where it's been lifted from I can't see institutions being interested. I could understand, just, why a few fund managers working in high risk areas thought Green's IPO was worth a punt, but the prospect of any return through dividends now looks remote.
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http://www.shareprophets.com/views/1...n-to-be-raised
Thanks.Quote:
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It's on the same day as the rights issue from Marconi plc.
I didn't want to perpetuate another Scott A thread so thought I would post this here. There's a snippet buried away in today's DR which says SA is close friends with Graeme Park, the newly appointed hereditary peer, I mean director, at Sevco. It also says SA was GP's guest at champions League final & Sevco are gobsmacked at his betrayal!. Looks like the tapping up may have started a while back!
Maybe taking Scott to a Champions league game might not have been the best way of getting him to sign for Rangers. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by brog
Don't doubt it, It worked out well for them though eh. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by brog
Jeez the rangers can't even do tapping up properly now - would never have happened if it'd been the now defunct glasgow rangers.
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Does he say what year the invitation was made ?
:tee hee: aye just putting ideas in his head.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Was there a gentleman's agreement by any chance 😄Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
:greengrin Mind you, TBF, I think Sevco have as much chance as Celtc of making the CL Final! Funny as !!!! though!Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Chris McLaughlin (@BBCchrismclaug)
31/08/2015 20:02
Former #Rangers CEO Charles Green to be interviewed by Police Scotland tomorrow. Likely he'll face charges relating to his time at club
The tramps have had a 150k bid for Ali Crawford rejected
Another derisory offer .Are they offering to pay this up in instalments as well .Quote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
No doubt it will get upped to £175,000 after Hamilton reject it
They have no class whatsoever!Quote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
They are collecting Barrs Irn Bru bottles as we speak and are hoping to put in an improved offer before the deadline ... 31st December when the 30p deposit on Barrs bottles ends.Quote:
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The lad that Hearts let go as a teenagerQuote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
Hamilton are obviously bigots not letting this lad join his heroes.
Not a lot of detail so far.Quote:
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https://theclumpany.wordpress.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Eyrie
Nothing but conjecture so far, and we should be cautious about Keith "Off the Radar" Jackson, but things going nuclear at Ibrox would be interesting.
We should definitely treat with suspicion the writings of Mr Jackson whilst also taking with a pinch of salt the spittle flecked, keyboard rage of the axe grinders and agenda peddlers of the blogging world.Quote:
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It'll all come out in the wash anyway.
I'm not sure it does though Andy. There are a bunch of reasons why the print media in Scotland have zero interest in actually pursuing the Sevco stories.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyM_1875
Take Big Chuck, a born liar, huge hands - the idea he wasn't in chaoots with Whyte & D&P seemed ludicrous at the time and does now; he bought the whole lot for £5.5m (by providing The Rangers with a loan!) then said it was worth £20m. Let's not forget there was circumstantial evidence that Green swindled Whyte using the Sevco 5088/Sevco Scotland switcheroo...
Yes, but they can be fun, too!Quote:
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https://rangerssupportersloyal.wordp.../#comment-2623
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According to Keith Jackson, who has dined well on the travails of Rangers, we are now on the brink of justice. Before I continue it’s important to note that Keith Jackson is a Rangers man. He followed Rangers as a boy and at one time played for a Rangers under 14 side. The perfect credentials for a career in SMSM. Mr Jackson and his former boss Mr Traynor have selective memories. Day after day they both regaled us with PR puff pieces on Craig Whyte. According to Jackson & Traynor he was a self-made millionaire who had successfully played the markets. Mr Traynor, who was at the centre of the media feeding frenzy, came to the conclusion that he was a billionaire.
No-one checked. No-one even asked the most obvious question as to how Mr Whyte managed to avoid the 2008 crash.
At a sumptuous dinner at SDM’s Jersey home, Mr Traynor and others were presented with a choice. They could lavishly dine on PR pieces from Stephen Kerr, or they could go against the grain and be blackballed. So when Craig Whyte arrived in Glasgow, having acquired the 84% holding of SDM, there was no due diligence by the so-called Scottish mainstream media. The media were hoping that the old back-scratching relationship would continue.
Media careers have been lost on less, but not for Mr Traynor who decided to join Stephen Kerr at Rangers. Mr Traynor received a lucrative salary and share options and then continued to influence others to write pro Rangers stories. Mr Traynor continues to earn from Rangers at Level 5. Informed speculation suggests that his fledgling company has earned circa £600,000 from their part in the underfunded coup d’etat. The phantom @exposingphil claimed that he had a relationship with the Level 5 protagonists and when I put it to him that this organisation would earn £1m from Rangers this year he responded that £1m was accurate, excluding the work preparing for and delivering the coup d’etat. Traynor/Kerr gave us the 3 Bears narrative to assuage our concerns that a convicted criminal was being given the reins at Ibrox. We were led to believe that the consortium of Taylor, Park & Letham were backing King and the implication was that even if King was a heavily indebted white collar criminal, three men of integrity had his back. I’m sure King considers it money well spent. Not his money of course. The invoices are to RIFC at Edmiston drive. The Rangers ST holders paid this bill and will continue to pay the Level 5 invoices.
So all this talk of justice leaves me cold. As Police Scotland continue their inquiries, it’s fairly obvious that Craig Whyte is going to be the fall guy. He is alleged to have falsified records, so I would be surprised if the prima facie evidence did not lead to a conviction for gaining a pecuniary advantage through deception. However, I fail to see the pecuniary advantage. He lost his home and is now personally liable for the £26.5m borrowed from Ticketus and their litigation costs. Is this the justice that Mr Jackson is referring to?
Chris McLaughlin wrote the following in 2012: “After HMRC rejected proposals for a creditors agreement that would have allowed the old club to continue, administrators Duff and Phelps negotiated a sale of assets to a consortium led by Mr Green for £5.5m. He has since formed a new club, now playing in the Scottish Football League Third Division.”
So where is the justice for Rangers fans? We were led a merry dance by the SMSM all the way to administration and beyond. Our club was carved up and sold as distressed assets. Our trademarks, crests and the Rangers brand were sold for a song. We were not allowed to acquire the Rangers SPL share and we find ourselves on a journey back to the top tier that has resulted in a minimum of four seasons in lower tier football and the absence of UEFA participation, We have also had to suffer the ignominy of being called a new club by the state broadcaster and our detractors
I don’t envisage any justice. Just a slap on the wrist for some corporate malfeasance which pales to insignificance when compared to the white collar crime of Dave King.
Jackson and Traynor have not been called to account. Until such time as they are, there will be no justice.
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Originally Posted by steakbake
My only concern would be that if enough dirty dealings and connected party fiddles are uncovered , the whole onerous contracts Sevco setup could be undone and The Rangers FC emerge in a much stronger position financially.
The administrator of 'OldCo', David Whitehouse is also under arrest apparently!
Pretty sure that he was arrested and charged some time ago,no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sylar
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I just seen it as a 'breaking news' story on my Twitter feed earlier on. He's been detained by police today apparently?Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Just checked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sylar
He, and the joint administrators, were arrested in November. Can't post the link.
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The Daily Record bum-lickers getting it tight from the Guardianestas .
http://www.theguardian.com/media/gre...record-rangers
http://news.stv.tv/west-central/1327...olice-custody/Quote:
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That makes twice then [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by Sylar
http://m.accountancyage.com/aa/news/...ngers-takeover
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Preaching to the converted Mr Greenslade ........... we dinnae call it the 'Daily Ranger' for nuthin' :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
A diminishing audience for a 4 year old tale of woe being one reason and watching lawyers being another as stories in the print media get far greater scrutiny than blogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cropley10
Any nutcase can pump out a blog with all sorts of accusations and innuendo filled with rubbish like "my sources tell me ...." or "I am led to believe that...." Credit to him, Phil's been flogging that dead horse for years and he still has folk not recognizing him for the absolute spoofer that he is.. I recognized within days what I was reading on the blogs about the Rangers meltdown was bitter nonsense fuelled by agendas regarding perceived wrongs from the ancient past. I also wouldn't trust the MSM as far as I could throw it. The likes of the Sun and the Record especially are shockingly poor.
Big Chuck was an absolute barrow boy, a crook IMHO. So was Whyte. The pair of them had in common a brass neck, an endless supply of bull**** and a ton of front.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cropley10
Within a year though will any of this matter? Rangers will be in the Premiership (much to the relief of the Peter Lawell) and the engines will be re-started on brand Old Firm as it's hawked around and hyped up by SkySports. Clubs like Hibs, Aberdeen & Hearts will be kicked to the side by the MSM/New & broadcast media as Celtic and Rangers pursue common goals. Expect joint sponsorships and absolute utter nonsense to spew from the tabloids(Old Firm : We have to go to England etc) probably from the moment Rangers secure a place in the top flight.
Sorry if my cynicism offends
Rebecca Gray @RGrayHT8m8 minutes ago#Rangers administrator David Whitehouse arrested. He is due at Glasgow Sheriff Court tomorrow
How long are the Hun to be allowed to continually shame and disgrace our game and country ?. Surely it's time for the authorities to admit that they ARE a 'Bad lot' that continue to attract the type that has no respect for the law and continually flout it ?. There's an criminal-nature that's endemic at 'Greyskull' and there's no sign of there being any will for it to stop given that the current CEO is a convicted-criminal - you can almost guarantee what's going on currently will be replicated with King in a year or so !!
A circus. What does it all mean, though? F••• knows!
Mike Farrell @mikefstv 14s15 seconds ago Police Scotland confirm Charles Green has been arrested in 'investigation into the alleged fraudulent acquisition of Rangers FC in 2012'
Mike Farrell @mikefstv 2m2 minutes ago Also, in the last few minutes, Rangers oldco owner Craig Whyte has attended a police station for questioning in Glasgow.
We won't have much of a clue until we know the charges. As I read it, the Court hearings will be in private, which doesn't help much.Quote:
Originally Posted by steakbake
My hunch, though, is that this has been instigated by the liquidator.
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Could this have any impact at all on the tribute act do you think?Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Ahhh, those were the days..........
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/f...-green-1271087